Simply mix 3 tablespoons (30 grams) of white chocolate sauce, 1 cup (240mL) of cold milk, 1.5 ounces (43g) of espresso, and a large handful of ice. You can still top the drink with whipped cream if you want to! Mix the liquid ingredients first to get the white chocolate sauce fully incorporated, and then gently add the ice to prevent the drink from splashing. You could simply use a flavored coffee creamer, or add 1 tablespoon (15mL) of your preferred syrup to your white chocolate mocha. Raspberry, pumpkin, peppermint, and cinnamon are all great complements to the creaminess of white chocolate. Look online or at a specialty food store to find different flavored syrups. Coconut milk, almond milk, rice milk, walnut milk, macadamia milk, soy milkthere are lots of dairy-free options to choose from. Check out your local grocery store to see what you can find. Some non-dairy milks are even flavored, like vanilla almond milk, which could make a nice addition to your white chocolate mocha. If you like to drink white mochas often, try out a powder so you don't have to make white chocolate sauce every time you want to enjoy your favorite drink. Simply follow the instructions on the container and use the recommended amount of powder along with milk and espresso. You can buy white chocolate mocha powders online, or you may be able to find them at a local specialty food store.

Summary: Enjoy an iced white chocolate mocha when the weather is warm. Incorporate other flavors, like raspberry or pumpkin, for a fun variation. Swap out traditional milk for dairy-free options. Trade the sauce for powder for a quickly-accessible beverage.

If necessary, mark the location where you need to drive your screw. Take a 0.55 inch (14 mm) chisel and place it about 0.6 inches (1.5 cm) away from your mark with the bevel facing down. Curl up a thin strip of wood until the strip is about 2 inches (5 cm) in length. The curling technique works best for furniture projects, since it requires you to apply clamps in order to hold the curled piece in place while the glue sets. Attach a twist to your drill with the same diameter as your screw shank. Drill a pilot hole for your screw under the curled strip of wood. Then drive your screw so it's flush with the wood surface under the curled strip. Apply carpenter's glue to both pieces, and use a bit more if your curled edge incurred any splits or cracks when you chiseled it. Clamp the curled edge to the surface and let it dry for about 60 minutes. Place a piece of scrap wood between your project's surface and the clamp. Tape over the surface of the scrap piece that comes into contact with your project to avoid sticking. Use medium to fine grit sandpaper to finish your project. Letting the area dry for 60 minutes should leave you with dry but slightly tacky glue. That way, when you sand it, the dust and glue will combine to fill any cracks and further hide your work.

Summary: Use a chisel to curl away 2 inches (5 cm) of wood. Drill a pilot hole and drive the screw. Apply glue to the wood surface and curled edge. Sand the area.

Though it might go against your instincts, your elusiveness rating might get a boost if you are intentionally indirect, incomplete, or vague in your conversations. You don't have to be withhold all the details from friends, classmates, and co-workers, but in a group setting people often imagine that other members are like themselves. Use this to your advantage by allowing your conversation partner's imagination to fill in the details they already expect. Some example questions and responses: Q: What did you do last night? A: Oh, the usual. You know me, I've always got something going on. Q: What are your plans for this weekend? A: Well, I was thinking about meeting up with some people downtown. The key to this strategy is to accept the invitation, but not the occasion. Tell your friend or acquaintance that you'll gladly take them up on the offer some other time, but that you already have plans for the date mentioned. Be careful not to deny offers too frequently, or you might end up appearing cold or distant. It can help if you have some emergency chores or errands in reserve. This can also be a kinder way of postponing plans with somebody, as it is less direct (and cold) than a simple "no." When you are certain you don't want to be available and, instead, want to showcase your elusiveness, planned responses can be useful: "I'd love to join, but I have plans already. How about next time?" "I hate how busy I've been lately. I keep missing your parties. Next weekend I'm free if you are." "You have no idea how much I'd rather be hanging with you, but something's come up and I have to take care of it." You might be thinking of dividing your attention between different people at a party, and that is a very effective strategy for amplifying your elusiveness. However, you can also use body language to indicate that there might be more on your mind than your current conversation. Look slightly upwards without completely breaking line of sight with your conversation partner to indicate distraction. Repeated actions, like tapping your toes or casually checking your watch, also serve as signs that you might have other factors to contend with. Try to use subtle gestures so that you don't end up upsetting anyone. This doesn't mean you have to abandon your current group of friends for the popular group, but you might want to take some time to talk one-on-one with those who are well regarded in your community. This can give the impression that you are broadly connected, which only makes you more elusive. If asked about your relationship with high status members, be vague or hint at non-specifics. As an example: A: Hey, what were you and the class president talking about the other day? B: Nothing in particular, aside from what everyone is talking about. But I really don't want to continue that conversation here, so maybe we'll pick it up again later? Language can sometimes have a strange effect on people, like making them unwilling to tear paper upon which the names of family members have been written. By withholding a name in conversation, you leave the subject you are talking about vague and uncertain, which by association, makes you more difficult to pin down. Practice using general forms of address: "I'll be downtown tonight with some people my cousin introduced me to." "So this guy I met through a friend of mine from way back said he had exactly the same problem as you." The point in being elusive is to evade physical or mental capture, but rudeness is hurtful to others. If you turn down a person too often or randomly disappear when hanging out, your friends might interpret your behavior as insensitive or disrespectful. Remember that the bonds of family and friendship require time and effort on your part to be preserved.

Summary: Try the "less is more" approach. Learn the value of a raincheck. Divide your attention. Associate yourself with high status. Use names sparingly. Appreciate the difference between being elusive and being rude.

Click the Menu button () and select "Add-ons". This will open a new tab with a list of your installed add-ons, referred to as "extensions" in Firefox. If the "Extensions" tab is not selected, click it on the left side of the page. Click Remove to uninstall the add-on. You will need to restart the browser to complete the uninstallation. After disabling the add-on, you will need to uninstall the add-on software from your computer. You can do this from the Windows program manager. Open the Control Panel. You can access the Control Panel from the Start menu. Windows 8 users can press Ctrl+X and select Control Panel from the menu. Select "Add/Remove Programs" or "Programs and Features". Find the add-on in the list of installed programs. The full list of programs may take a few moments to load. Select the add-on and click Uninstall. The Uninstall button is located at the top of the list. If you can't get the toolbar to go away, chances are it's malicious and will require some extra work to delete. See this guide for detailed instructions.
Summary: Open the add-on manager. Find the add-on you want to remove. Restart Firefox. Uninstall the add-on. Use antimalware software to remove stubborn toolbars.