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Food and Entertaining: How to cook bay scallops. Have the rest of your meal, including the sauce, already cooked and ready to go. Scallops taste the best the moment they are done cooking. If you cook the scallops first, and then the pasta, sauce, and so forth, they won't taste as good.  Remove the side-muscles, if necessary. It will feel like a tough spot on the side of the scallop, with the tissues running horizontally instead of vertically.

Youth: How to create a hot compress for acne treatment and skin health. Wash your hands. Always wash your hands before touching your face. You do not want to spread any germs from the things you touch (e.g. cell phone, door handles, computer keyboard) onto your face. Touching your face can lead to breakouts and spread any bacteria that may be causing your current breakout. Use an adequate amount of soap, rub your hands together, and rinse with warm water.

Food and Entertaining: How to play heads down thumbs up. Make sure everyone is seated. This game is best played in a classroom with desks.. Select seven volunteers.  The volunteers should come to the front of the room.. Call " heads down, thumbs up.

Food and Entertaining: How to avoid hazardous cookware. Avoid non-stick cookware. Non-stick cookware may be convenient, but it can be very dangerous. Non-stick cookware may release toxic fumes if it is overheated. These fumes can be dangerous if you inhale them. Stay away from teflon pans.

Food and Entertaining: How to confront a friend who avoids you. Reach out to your friend to determine if you are being avoided. Perhaps you and your friend have not spoken in a few days or even weeks. Though it has been a while, this does not necessarily mean that you are being ignored. Shoot your friend a text or give them a phone call. If they pick up or respond, and the two of you chat for a while, then it is very likely that they were not ignoring you but have just been busy or forgetful instead.

Pets and Animals: How to make a cat and dog get along. Prepare for the introduction. Whether you are bringing a new cat or dog into a home that already has a cat or dog or you are trying to make your existing pets get along better, you need to create a good foundation to build on. To begin with, make sure that your home has ample space for the two pets to have some space away from each other. You will need to keep the pets separated for several days, so multiple rooms in your home are necessary. Also, make sure that the dog will follow your commands.

Finance and Business: How to remove a beneficiary from your will. Identify the clauses you need to change. If you want to revoke your old will and create a new one, read through your original will carefully. Note the places in which the person's name appears as a beneficiary.  Creating a new will is one of the most straightforward ways to make any changes to your old one. If you're making a new will, you also have the ability to change anything else that seems outdated or no longer appropriate.

Relationships: How to avoid negative people. Walk away. If you see the person coming, turn around and walk in the other direction. Cross the street, or duck into a shop. If you're lucky, the negative person won't have seen your maneuver. If you know the negative person's normal routines, avoid going to the places where she's likely to be, or go at times she's unlikely to be there.

Computers and Electronics: How to talk to family members with dementia. Limit distractions. If you want to interact with your family member, create a safe environment that feels comforting and not threatening. Turn off any background noise such as television or radio. Move to a room that has limited noise and consider shutting the door or closing the curtains. A minimally distracting environment can help your loved one focus their attention and energy on the conversation.

Work World: How to work more effectively with an administrative assistant. Identify job requirements. Your first step in locating an administrative assistant is to figure out exactly what you need your future assistant to do. If you have or have had an existing assistant, just write down what you've had them doing. If not, determine what you will need out of your assistant and write each task and requirement down. You can then use this information to form a job description.

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