How to make beer taste better
Pour a glass of beer.
Leave extra room for the addition of other ingredients.
Select the ingredients.

OPTIONS:
- By default, beer tastes worse if you add only beer that is colored first. If you want something a little lighter, tap the beer of the way up the side to remove the colored layer.
- Cut a lime in half and squeeze the juice from both halves into the empty glass. Be sure to pour the beer slowly and slightly tilt the cup while pouring to prevent foaming.
- You don't have to use raw or prepared beer of any kind. This can be beer that had either been brewed on the spot or beer that has been freshly poured into the bottle.
- Here's what you'll need : A pan that fits the size of the beer you are making, or at least has soft sides, (you want the beer to drip on the bottom of the pan). A bowl that's big enough to hold all your ingredients together.

Cut a lime in half and squeeze the juice from both halves into the empty glass. Be sure to pour the beer slowly and slightly tilt the cup while pouring to prevent foaming.

How to overcome a fear of escalators
Look ahead, rather than down, when on the escalator.
Avoid making eye contact with the moving stairs and keep your gaze straight ahead as you ride the escalator. This will help you stay still on the escalator so you can get to your destination.

OPTIONS:
- Use safety equipment to limit your appearance when you get off the escalator. One way you can control your movements on the escalator is to wear a helmet and/or safety glasses.
- This will also reduce any dizziness you might feel when riding the escalator. Hold the railing or someone's hand.
- Stay on the escalator if you are moving to your left, right or left. If you are worried about reaching something the first time you get on the escalator, try looking down as you ride.
- You can also use a timer to monitor your eye movements because it will help you check how many steps you take to reach your destination. You can also feel proud of the way you are walking and be proud of how you are standing.

This will also reduce any dizziness you might feel when riding the escalator. Hold the railing or someone's hand.

How to avoid common mistakes in writing a cv
Write a proper heading for your cv.
You should include your name in bold, followed by your contact details.
Never include your photograph on your cv unless you are told to do so by the employer.

OPTIONS:
- Place your contact details in the first column of information along with the relevant resource. Make sure your office document goes back up to the correct column as this information will likely be used for your reference for the cv.
- If you are inclined to do so, include your resume or cover letter here, too. Check the bottom of your cv to see if you should include any scientific or legal information.
- For instance, you might write " brad-smith, " along with your contact details. Note that the following are common mistakes for cvs.
- Make sure your font size is 11 or 12. Check for spelling mistakes with a spell-check tool, but remember to proofread it yourself.

Make sure your font size is 11 or 12. Check for spelling mistakes with a spell-check tool, but remember to proofread it yourself.

A little girl crouches down on the carpeted floor and is placing sponge curlers on the carpet. a lady with a black blouse

OPTIONS:
- takes a tissue and wipes her eyes.
- kneels down in front of her and lifts up the girl on her shoulders.
- is also playing along.
- sits next to the child and begins placing the curlers in the little girls hair.
sits next to the child and begins placing the curlers in the little girls hair.