Problem: Article: This opens the main Pixlr website. It's a link in an oval-shaped button near the center of the page. Depending on your browser, you may be prompted to enable Adobe Flash. If so, click anywhere on the page, and then follow the on-screen instructions to enable Flash. It's the first tool in the toolbar (at the top-left corner). The toolbar is the panel of icons that runs along the left side of the screen. Everything outside of the selected area will be trimmed from the image. A confirmation pop-up will appear, asking if you want to apply the changes. The image is now cropped. It's in the menu bar at the top of the screen. It's the first option. A pop-up will appear. If you don't want to warp the image, make sure the Constrain proportions box is checked, and then choose your desired size from either the Width or Height menu. This automatically adjusts the Width or Height (whichever option you didn't choose) to the proper size without distorting the image. If you want the image to have a specific width and height regardless of whether it stretches or distorts the image, remove the check mark from Constrain proportions, then select values from both the Width and Height menus. The image now displays in its new size.
Summary: Go to the Pixlr.com. Click OPEN PIXLR EDITOR. Upload or create an image. Click the crop tool. Click and drag the area you want to preserve. Click anywhere on the image. Click Yes. Click the Image menu. Click Image size. Set your desired size. Click OK.

Problem: Article: Remember that celebrities are people too. Try following this general advice for getting a date with anyone: Be confident. Be yourself. Be approachable. Be thoughtful and kind. Talk normally. Make yourself look attractive. Find out things that you two have in common. Make her happy. Be a good friend. Don't appear desperate. Stalking is not attractive to anyone. Stalking a celebrity will probably freak her out and may get you arrested. Don't contact her constantly. Don't make any sexual advances or mention any part of her anatomy. Don't stare or hover. Remember that you always run the risk of rejection when ask someone on a date. Keep these things in mind: Be prepared for competitiona lot of people want to date celebrities. Be aware that some celebrities might be wary about dating a fan. Try again with another celebrity. Remember that you can still learn a lot about dating from trying to attract a celebrity, even if she rejects you. Try to date someone less famous. Remember that you'll be up against enormous competition if you try to date one of the most famous celebrities.
Summary: Attract a celebrity in the same way you would attract someone who wasn't famous. Don't ever stalk a celebrity. Be prepared for rejection. Try to date someone else famous if a celebrity rejects you.

Problem: Article: When making a wall montage or gallery of pictures, it is unlikely that all of them will be so large as to require a stud. Plan to hang the largest picture or two on studs; once those positions have been established, the smaller pictures can be built around them. To ensure evenly spaced pictures, measure the distance between each picture's position in a group with a measuring tape before you actually hang any of them, and adjust as needed. Use square sticky notes to easily mark the corner positions of the pictures you plan to hang without making a mess of pencil smudges on the wall, and adjust these until you have an evenly-spaced layout. Three pictures of the same size can hang side by side to create a continuous, running effect; six or seven pictures of varying sizes can hang at different heights to define an overall space. Be adventurous and try various different arrangements to see what creates the effect you like best. Remember to avoid hanging pictures so high or low that they seem out of place. Work with the pictures you have. Several small pictures won't look good hung sparsely on walls by themselves across three rooms, but might look great on short walls or in concert with each other across a larger swath. Pictures that are wider than they are tall open up options that would never work with portrait-oriented pictures alone. Trust your judgment and experiment until you find the best way to display the pictures you have. Tall furniture, shelving, lighting, and windows should all be taken into account when designing a spread of multiple hanging pictures. Very often, these elements already suggest some sort of definition for the remaining free wall space near them. Work with them rather than around them, and you will be creating a space that is uniquely and distinctively your own.
Summary: Don't stress studs too much. Plan ahead. Add interest by experimenting with layouts.

Problem: Article: The shims will help hold the panel in place, and they will ensure an even placement of the panel in the space. The shims should be about 1/2" (1.27cm) wide and long enough to easily remove once the first round of mortar sets. Install the shims at 3" (7.62cm) intervals, moving away from the corners. You can mix batches about five or six trowel amounts at a time. It should ideally have a consistency close to bread dough, which will stop the panel from floating in the space as its sets. This should just be a thin layer between the shims to help form a base before placing the window. The panel will be heavy, so have assistance on hand to place the panel. Reset any shims that move while setting the panel. Assure the window is plumb and square before continuing. Use a trowel and pack the gaps around the shims at the bottom of the panel. Allow it to set, hard to the touch, before mortaring the sides. From inside, scrape away any clumps of mortar with your trowel. Assure that the mortar is firmly set before applying pressure to the window. Slide all of your shims out and finish mortaring the gaps once the mortar has set. Allow the mortar to set for two hours and then smooth it out with a striking tool. Clean any excess mortar off the panel with a sponge while it is still wet. Applying mortar at the top gap of the window can produce downward pressure as it sets that can compress and crack the glass. Let the mortar set for a full twenty-hour hours, then fill the entire gap with 100% silicone caulking.
Summary:
Install cedar shims at the bottom of the frame. Mix small batches of mortar. Apply a small amount of mortar to the bottom of the frame. Tilt or slide the panel into position over the shims. Slide shims into the top of the window until it is snug. Pack the gaps at the bottom with mortar. Mortar the sides of the panel. Apply caulk to seal the top of the window.