Know that when a person is jealous of you, it has nothing to do with you and everything to do with them. Be confident in yourself. Don't allow a jealous person to affect your confidence or to create self doubt. Keep doing what you're doing, and don't allow others to stop you. Focus on people that support you. Remind yourself that they're jealous because you are doing something well. Although it's hard to do, ignoring mean comments from jealous people tells them you are not going to validate their feelings. When ignoring someone is not an option, approaching the situation directly may help release the jealous tension. Have a conversation to confront them about their behavior. "I want to have a positive working relationship; what can I do to help promote that environment?" "While I appreciate your constructive criticisms, I feel that you sometimes come across a little harsh." If you can change your environment or social dynamics it will reduce the jealous person's ability to influence you. Hang out with people who support you, so the hater is less likely to confront you when you're with a group. When you see the jealous person, be the first to speak with a polite greeting then move on. Become friends with their friends to make them feel like the outsider. Take a different path when walking, use a bathroom in another hallway, or see if you can switch your schedule to change classes or shifts. Don't feel like you have to continue to listen to a jealous person vent to you all the time. Set boundaries to distance yourself from the person. Make a mental time limit for how long you will engage with a negative person, then politely excuse yourself from the conversation. Give yourself 1 minute when you talk to them, then walk away saying "I need to go check something." Keep track of negative comments, and after 3, end the conversation. While you don't want to be rude and upset the person further, making them aware of how they are making you feel may cause them to change their behavior. "I feel uncomfortable with the way you speak to me." "Your approach when we talk makes me feel bad. Can we change our interactions to be more positive?"
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid taking it personally. Ignore the jealous and hateful comments. Address haters in your daily life head on. Reduce your negative interactions with the person. Change your routine so you don't cross paths with the hater. Set boundaries. Let the person know that you don't appreciate the negativity.

To boot from the USB drive, you will have to set the BIOS to boot from USB first instead of the hard drive. To open the BIOS, reset your computer and hit the displayed key to enter Setup. The key varies by manufacturer, but is usually F2, F10, F12, or Del. Change the 1st Boot Device to your USB drive. Be sure that it is inserted, or you may not be given an option to choose it. Depending on your manufacturer, it may say Removable Device or list your flash drive's model. If you set the boot order correctly, your Windows 8 installation will load after the manufacturer's logo disappears.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the BIOS. Navigate to the Boot menu in your BIOS. Save changes and reboot.

Typical guitar paint includes polyester, polyurethane, and nitrocellulose. Polyurethane and polyester will result in a harder, more plastic-feeling finish on your guitar while nitrocellulose is lighter and thinner. If you're unsure of what kind of paint to get, look for spray paint that's made specifically for guitars. This is to prevent the paint from building up and making it real hard getting the neck reinstalled. The neck joint is the most critical cut on any guitar. Make sure you tape this off very well. Position the nozzle on the spray can 12 to 18 inches (30.48 to 45.72 cm) away from the body of the guitar. Remember to cover the edges of the guitar. Press down on the button on the spray can and go in long, sweeping back and forth motions across the body of the guitar. Touch the surface of the guitar to make sure that none of the paint transfers to your hand. The paint may still be sticky and you'll still be able to see the sealer under the basecoat that you just sprayed. Once the guitar is dry, flip it over and spray down the other side of the guitar. You should now have one solid basecoat of paint over the front and back of your guitar. Allow each coat of paint to dry for five minutes before applying the next coat. Continue flipping the guitar over so that the entire guitar gets even coverage. Continue to cover your guitar in coats of paint until the paint gets darker and richer. This could take anywhere from three to seven coats of paint. Once you're done laying down the base color for your guitar, you'll have to let the paint dry for another one or two days in a well-ventilated area. Once it's completely dry, you can move onto the next step. Once the color coat is dry, run your fingers over the surface, sides, and back of the guitar to see if the paint is smooth. If the paint rises too high in some spots or has become bumpy, you should sand it down with a wet sandpaper. Saturate the sandpaper in water overnight, then work it along the rough parts of your guitar while it's still wet. Wet sandpaper will not scratch the surface of your guitar. Clear lacquer paint will give your guitar a shiny finish over the paint. You can purchase clear lacquer paint at a home improvement store or online. Spray the clear lacquer the same way you sprayed the base coat, putting four separate coats of lacquer on the guitar and letting the paint dry for 90 minutes in between sprays. Don't touch your guitar for three weeks as the paint dries. During this time, the paint will cure and should be a rich solid color, but will be missing the polish that guitars typically have. Saturate a rag or cloth with car polish and work it on the surface of the guitar using small, circular motions. This should refine the shine in the guitar and make it more reflective. Finish off the guitar by buffing off the remaining polish with a clean rag. Reinstall the shielding in the electronics bay. Solder the wires from your bridge and pickups back to the corresponding wires in the body of your guitar. Fit the bridge and pickups back on the front of the guitar and screw in the corresponding screws that you set aside before. Lastly, screw in the neck of your guitar and reattach any knobs that you removed. Your guitar should now be reassembled.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a paint for your guitar. Mask off the neck pocket keeping 1/16 inch from all of the pocket edges. Spray your base coat onto the guitar. Let the paint dry for ten minutes. Flip the guitar over and spray the other side. Apply additional coats of base paint to the guitar. Let the paint dry. Sand the paint using 400-grit wet sandpaper. Spray clear lacquer onto the guitar. Let the guitar dry for three weeks. Polish the guitar with car polish. Reassemble your guitar.

Tap one of the tabs to select your category. Tap the screen to show the playback controls. Tap the Pause button to pause the video and slide a finger across the bar at the bottom of the screen to adjust the volume. You can also skip between videos in a series by tapping the forward and back buttons
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Tap the Videos icon on your iPad's Home screen to launch the Videos app. Tabs are shown at the top of the screen, for Movies, TV Shows, Podcasts and Music Videos. Tap the title of the podcast or TV show episode you want to watch (for movies and music videos, skip to the next step). Tap the title of the video you want to watch. The video begins playing on your iPad. Slide a finger across the bar at the top to skip forward and back in the video. You can stream the video via AirPlay by tapping the AirPlay button (rectangle with an arrow) and selecting an available device. To stop watching the Video, tap the Done button.