Problem: Article: Kitchen floors can be made out of wooden plank blocks, nether quartz blocks, or black and white wool blocks arranged in a checkerboard pattern. Gather the material you need and place them to design the floor. Place a solid block the color of your stove where you want the stove to be. This can be a solid iron block, smooth stone, quartz, or black or grey wool. Then, place a button so the button looks like the handle of the stove. Place a trapdoor on top of the stove so it looks more like sectioned burners. Alternatively you can craft a furnace using a crafting table and use it as your stove. Then you have a functioning stove. Place two solid color blocks on top of each other to craft a refrigerator. Then place a button on the top block to act as a handle, or place an iron door over both the blocks to act as a door. Alternatively, make a fridge by putting an iron block, and a dispenser loaded with food, then put a button on the iron block and an iron door. Counters can be a single block made of wooden planks, sandstone, smooth stone, nether quartz blocks, or polished granite Make sure all the blocks you choose are a consistent color. Place then in a row against the wall or in the center to act as an island. Alternatively, you can craft steps and place them upside-down to act as a counter. You can also craft wool carpet, trapdoors, or pressure plates and place it on top of the counter to act as a countertop. You can use a cauldron as a sink. A cauldron is crafted from 7 iron bars using a crafting table. You can even fill it with water using a bucket full of water. You can craft a hanging light using fence posts. Place two fence posts above the table coming from the ceiling. Place another fence post on all sides of the bottom post. Then place a torch on top of all fence posts sticking out from the bottom post.
Summary: Design the kitchen floors. Craft a stove. Make the refrigerator. Make counters. Craft a sink. Add a hanging light above the table.

Problem: Article: When your girlfriend tells you that she's pregnant, you should remember that the situation will affect her more than anyone else. Let her say what's on her mind before you talk. She may want to express her feelings, which can range from shock to denial to joy, or a mixture of many emotions at once. If your girlfriend tells you she's pregnant, and doesn't really say anything else, she might be looking for a sign that you care. Show her that you do and give her a chance to express herself by asking something neutral like "How do you feel about it?" Take a deep breath before responding to what your girlfriend tells you. Don't freak out, yell, say it's her fault, say that your lives are ruined, or anything else overly dramatic. Recognize your own emotions. You might be confused, excited, angry, happy, or feel a combination of all of these. It's ok to tell your girlfriend what you are feeling. Assuming that you will try to be supportive of your girlfriend, you should react by showing that you care about her and the situation, and will support any decision she makes. Saying something reassuring like "This is really big news, but don't worryI'm going to be there for you and help you with whatever you need" can be meaningful. This is especially true in cultures where pregnancy can bring shame to the family and lead to the girl getting ostracized. If you want to be supportive of your girlfriend, then don't run away or hide from her. Be there when she needs to talk, and make sure she can easily contact you when you're apart. Keep in mind that she might need to talk more about the pregnancy later on, even after she first shares the news. As soon as your girlfriend thinks she is pregnant, she should take steps to make sure. If she hasn't already by the time she tells you, she can start by taking a pregnancy test, which she can get at a pharmacy or many other stores. If the pregnancy test shows "positive" or "pregnant," your girlfriend should still see a doctor to make absolutely sure. A doctor can run tests to verify that she is pregnant, and give an ultrasound to make sure the pregnancy is viable. If your girlfriend is pregnant and she wants to have the baby (either to parent it or to offer it for adoption), it is important that she see a doctor, who can help her and the fetus (unborn baby) stay healthy and safe during pregnancy.
Summary: Listen to your girlfriend. Stay calm. Let her know you care. Keep in contact with your girlfriend. Make sure she is pregnant.

Problem: Article: If you can, try to make yourself "small" at the top of your jump -- this is the "tuck" part. A tight tuck will give you the rest of the momentum you need to complete the rotation. Keep your arms out straight and next to your knees. Once you fully rotate in the air, find your fixed point straight ahead and focus on it. As you extend your knees, also start extending your lower back to fully "untuck." Try to land with your knees bent so that they can absorb some of the shock of the landing. Never land with straight knees! You can seriously hurt yourself this way. As your feet get close to the ground, make sure to land with your heels and then flatten your feet on the ground to steady yourself. Avoid landing on your toes. If you continually land on your toes, that means you need to jump higher or tuck faster so you have time to strike your heels to the ground. Quickly get your balance by straightening your bent knees and thrusting your arms back up into the air. Your final stance should look almost identical to the way that you started, with your arms straight up in the air. Avoid buckling your knees when you land. Don't practice back tucks alone if you haven't mastered the move yet. Continue using a spotter until you feel good about your back tuck. Have the spotter step to the side (but still within reach if anything happens) and try it all by yourself!
Summary: Tuck yourself into a little ball as you start rotating backwards. Extend your knees toward the ground for your landing. Land with both feet at the same time. Snap up into the starting position right after you land. Keep practicing with a spotter until you've mastered the back tuck.

Problem: Article: Use the tape measure running down the edge of the tile cutter to line up the tile where you need to make the cut. Vinyl cutters can typically be rented from hardware stores so you don't have to buy one for a single job. Call your local store to see if this is an option for you. Twist the screws on either side of the top of the cutter to raise or lower the blade so that the tile will fit neatly under it. The blade doesn't need to touch the tile at this point, as moving the handle will lower the blade. Firmly move the handle from the upright position down toward the base of the cutter. You can do this step quickly or slowly, just make sure to press the handle all the way to the lowered position so that the blade cuts through the entire tile. Move both pieces of cut tile away from the cutter. Raise the handle if you have another piece to cut, then repeat the process.
Summary:
Place your tile in the vinyl cutter. Adjust the depth of the blade by turning the screws. Press the handle down. Remove the tile from the cutter.