Q: Open your Internet browser, type in www.Yahoo.com on the address bar, and hit "Enter." This will bring you to the Yahoo home page. This is at the top-left corner of the screen in a list, as well as at the top-right corner, as shown in the picture. Clicking on this icon will direct you to the log-in screen. The new screen will ask you to enter your Yahoo ID and password. On the right side of the screen are two boxes that ask for this information. Click on each box individually and enter your information. Click on the purple Sign In button right below your password to access your account. Click on the gear icon located at the top-right side of the screen. After clicking, a menu will drop down. Choose "Settings" from the options in the menu. A white settings box will load on your screen. Along the left side of the box is a list of different settings menus. This will be the second one down on this list. Clicking this option will change the settings to the right of the list. You will now be able to edit your e-mail writing settings on Yahoo.
A: Head to the Yahoo website. Click on the Mail icon. Log into your account. Head to your e-mail settings. Choose "Writing E-mail" from the options.

Q: The thin, high-pitched strings of a Nashville-tuned guitar sound light and airy when a thinner pick is used. The result is more of an ethereal sound than you would expect. With a thicker pick, you'll likely get a more jangly, twangy sound. If you're playing country music, you may prefer this sound. The capo replaces a bar you would make with your finger for a bar chord. When you use a capo, you can make open chords higher up the neck of your guitar. The capo allows you to make the same chord shapes as you would if you were playing the basic open chord from the nut. If you don't have a capo, you can get one online or at any local guitar or music shop. When you play a Nashville-tuned guitar and a standard-tuned guitar at the same time, you get the sound of a 12-string guitar. However, since two guitars are being played, the sound is fuller than you would get from a single 12-string guitar. If you have a friend who plays guitar, you can play together. The upper and lower parts won't sound the same as if one person was playing a 12-string, though, because no two people play guitar exactly the same way. If you have basic recording equipment, you can record yourself playing the Nashville-tuned guitar, then lay over a recording of yourself playing the same song on a standard-tuned guitar. This comes closer to approximating the sound of a 12-string.
A: Use a thin pick for a lighter sound. Try a capo to produce a mandolin-like sound. Double your Nashville-tuned guitar with a standard-tuned guitar.

Q: Since you'll be working with chemical developers, make sure to protect yourself. Put on safety glasses so the solutions don't splash into your eyes. Then, protect your hands with latex or nitrile gloves so your skin doesn't get irritated if you accidentally spill. If you're worried about the chemicals spilling on your clothes, you can also wear a protective apron. Measure 60ml (2.0floz) of the developer into a measuring cylinder. After you add the developer, pour in 240ml (8.1floz) of room temperature water. Mix the solution thoroughly with a stirring spoon. The developer makes the image appear on the film. Pour 15ml (1.0UStbsp) of the stop bath into a second measuring cylinder. Then, add 285ml (9.6floz) of room temperature water to dilute the stop bath. Stir the solution with a spoon until it's combined. The stop bath prevents the pictures on your film from getting overdeveloped. Never mix the stop bath and developer together before you develop your film or else it will not work. Combine 60ml (2.0floz) and 240ml (8.1floz) of water that's room temperature in a third measuring cylinder. Gently stir the solution together with a spoon. The fixer solution helps preserve the image on the film.
A: Wear safety glasses and latex gloves. Combine the developer solution and water. Dilute the stop bath solution with water. Mix water and the fixer solution.

Q: When learning any new language, it is important to stay motivated and never give up on your goal of fluency. Stay committed to your language-learning goal by reminding yourself of how badly you want to achieve it. Think of all of the amazing experiences and opportunities that will be available to you once you've mastered the English language. You will be able to converse with English speakers from across the world and develop new and exciting relationships, you will be able to engage with English-speaking culture like never before and potentially further your career as a result of your new language skills. If you want to gain fluency quickly, you need to commit to practicing every day. Learning a new language is based on repetition, so if you wait too long between study sessions, you will forget everything you learned previously and have to start all over again, wasting valuable time. However, you shouldn't study so much that you grow sick of English -- try to keep things interesting by completing a different task each day - one day of reading, one day of listening comprehension, one day of writing practice, one day studying grammar, etc. However, you should never pass up an opportunity to practice speaking English, as this is the number one most important thing you can do to gain fluency. One way to make the transition from being very good at English to being fluent is to train your brain to actually think in the English language. Constantly translating from your native language into English and back again inside your head consumes time and energy. Every language has its own nuances and peculiarities, which makes it impossible to accurately translate from one language to another in certain instances. As a result, your spoken and written English will flow much more naturally and fluently if you can just train your brain to think in English. Think of it like a switch -- when it's time to communicate in English, you need to turn your English brain on and your mother language brain off! One of the greatest tests of a person's fluency in a second language is to put them in a room with a bunch of native speakers and see if they can follow and contribute to the conversation. The best way to achieve this level of fluency is to make some English-speaking friends and hang out with them in a social setting, like in a cafe or bar. This way, you will be forced to speak in English if you want to interact with your peers, but it won't feel like work or study because you'll be having so much fun! The biggest obstacle that stands in the way of learning a new language is the fear of making mistakes. This fear serves no purpose -- it is merely a hindrance that prevents you from reaching your goal of fluency. Don't be afraid of making a mistake and don't be shy! Of course you can't speak a new language perfectly at the start. Try to express yourself albeit with difficulty. Remember that everyone makes mistakes when they are learning a new language -- it's a rite of passage. You will almost certainly have your fair share of awkward or embarrassing moments when you accidentally say something rude or incorrect, but this is all part of the fun. Also remember that you are not aiming for perfection when learning to speak English, you are aiming for progress. Making mistakes is all part of the learning process, they will help you to become better, so embrace them!
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Stay motivated. Practice every day. Train yourself to think in English. Make friends with English speakers. Don't be afraid to make mistakes.