Problem: Article: Trucks cannot stop as quickly as a car or motorcycle, so it's particularly important when driving in front of a truck to to give the truck driver plenty of space in case they do need to stop. If can see the truck's headlights in your rearview mirror, you are out of the front blind spot and a safe distance in front of the truck. A truck's large size means that truckers do not have rearview mirrors and must rely on side mirrors to see cars behind them. Driving behind a truck also means you cannot see what's happening in front of them. Stay out of the no-zone directly behind the truck and give the truck plenty of space to slow down or stop. You should leave about 20-25 car lengths, or a four-second distance, between you and the truck in front of you. As often as possible, try to keep both of the truck's side mirrors visible in front of you. This allows the truck driver to see you and be aware of you as well. In poor weather conditions, leave even more space between you and the truck. Trucks will sometimes need to swing wide to make a turn, taking up additional lanes, so be extra aware if you are beside or behind a turning truck. Give the truck plenty of space. Don't cut between the truck and the curb, and be aware that trucks cannot slow down as quickly as smaller vehicles.
Summary: Give ample space when in front. Avoid tailgating. Take extra care when turning.

Problem: Article: You'll find it in the Start menu. Use this method if you're using the full IDE commercial version of Visual Studio. If you're using a free coding app like Visual Studio Code that doesn't come with a compiler, see Using MinGW instead to learn how to set up MinGW, a GCC compiler for windows. If you haven't already done so, click the File menu, select New, and then select Project. A dialog window will appear. The steps are a little different depending on the version you're using: Visual Studio 2019: Select C++ from the "Language" menu, Windows from the "Platform" menu, and then Console as the "Project type." Select Console App, click Next, enter a project name, and then click Create. Visual Studio 2017: Click Windows Desktop and then Windows Console Application. Type a name for the project and click OK. If you don't already see a window with this name, click the View menu and select Solution Explorer to display it now. The folder is in the Solution Explorer. You can drag them there from another window. Rename the main CPP file (the one that contains "int main()") to the name of the project that you chose if it's not already the same. If you have any .H files, add them to the "Header Files" directory. It's at the top of the window. This compiles your program into the EXE format. The results of your build will appear in the "Output" window at the bottom of the workspace. To test your program from Visual Studio, click the Debug menu and select Start without debugging. To test it from the File Explorer, right-click the name of your app in the Solution Explorer window, select Open Folder in File Explorer, and then double-click the Debug folderyou'll find your app here.
Summary: Open Visual Studio on your PC. Create a new project. Set up your project: Open the Solution Explorer if it's not already open. Add your CPP file(s) to the "Source Files" folder. Click the Build menu. Click Build Solution on the menu.

Problem: Article: When someone says something rude or insulting, it can hit a nerve, particularly when that someone is your husband. Take a minute to breathe deeply and gather your thoughts. Consider stepping away and saying, "I need a moment after what you just said." Avoid engaging in further conversation until you've stepped away and had some space. Take 5 deep breaths. Visualize something positive in your life, rather than focusing on what your husband just said. Being insulted will likely make you feel angry and defensive. While it's okay to feel angry and upset about what was said, attacking back will likely lead to more arguments and frustration. Find calm and patient words to say how you feel about what was said. If it seems like your husband is trying to belittle you, and there is a pattern of this behavior, consider saying, "I recognize that you're trying to make me feel bad about myself. I won't let you hurt me. I am stronger than that." If your husband is generally understanding, but said that you're fat in a heated moment, consider saying, "What you just said makes me feel small and ugly. Can we focus on how to make things better without hurting each other?" Consider approaching the conversation as a way to discuss what is bothering you and your husband, rather than blaming one another. Consider turning the hateful words into a way to more effectively communicate. If your husband is resistant to talking about what's bothering him, or listening to what's bothering you, you may need to evaluate whether you both are able to talk about each other's feelings effectively. Consider whether you and your husband are able to talk about difficult subjects without feeling emotionally drained, exhausted, and disrespected. Try to focus the conversation on finding compromise instead of attacking each other.
Summary: Take a moment to breathe before responding. Think before you react. See if you and your husband can talk rather than argue.

Problem: Article: Use a glass measuring cup that is large enough to hold the vinegar and not spill over if you were to dip a rag into it. Use a glass container rather than plastic, since you will need to heat up the vinegar. One of the great things about removing paint from glass is that you probably already have everything you need at home. You don't need to use any chemical-based productsjust white vinegar and dish soap should do the trick! There's no need to cover the bowl, but do keep an eye on it as it heats up so you can stop the microwave once the vinegar starts to bubble. Depending on how strong your microwave is, this might take a little more or less time than indicated. The rubber gloves will keep your hands from getting burnt in the hot vinegar. A smaller rag, about the size of a washcloth, works well for this project. A hand towel could be too bulky and get in the way while you're working. You could also use a clean sponge for this step, too. Use some elbow grease to really rub the paint and saturate it with the white vinegar. This should soften the paint, and it may actually completely remove it! If it doesn't come off yet, that's totally okay. Just move on to the next step. If the paint does come away completely from using the white vinegar, simply spray the window with glass cleaner and wipe it down to clean it off. Put the dish soap into the bucket first so it can get sudsy while the bucket is filling with water. Try your best to do this right after the vinegar step so that the paint doesn't have a chance to dry again. Really saturate the paint with the soapy water. If you're concerned about the water running down the wall or hitting the floor, lay down a towel underneath of where you're working. Use firm pressure, and only scrape in one direction. Remoisten the paint from time to time with the soapy rag to keep it lubricated. Try to get the edge of the razor underneath the entire section of paint so that it comes away in one piece. Take your time with this part of the process. You want to avoid scratching the glass, which can happen if you rub back and forth or scrape too quickly. This should get rid off all the vinegar, soap, and remaining paint flakes. Wipe the cleaner away with a clean rag or with paper towels. If you notice you missed a section of paint after you clean the window, go back and repeat the soapy water and scraping steps until it comes clean.
Summary:
Measure 1 cup (240mL) of white vinegar into a glass measuring cup. Microwave the white vinegar for 30 to 60 seconds until it comes to a boil. Put on rubber gloves and dip a clean rag into the white vinegar. Scrub the paint with the vinegar-soaked rag. Fill a bucket with warm water and 1 tablespoon (15mL) of dish soap. Soak a sponge or rag in the soapy water and wipe down the paint spots. Run a razor blade over the paint very slowly at a 45-degree angle. Use glass cleaner and a clean rag to wipe down the window.