My Two Cents

Food you can eat:

Apple sauce

Pasta

Jello

Boiled vegetables: soft carrots, broccolis, potatoes

Banana

Mashed potatoes

Scrambled Eggs

Canned or Packaged Cups of Fruits: Peaches, Pears

Soaked crackers like in soup

Ice Cream

Smoothies (No straws)

Frozen yogurt

Yogurt

Baby food

Pudding: Rice, chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch, etc.

Soup (with little to no vegetable chunks)

Helping Nausea: 

Sipping on flat cola or ginger ale, eating crushed ice (to keep hydrated without feeling bloated with water), crackers.

Avoid these foods especially the first few days at least:

NO STRAWS, NO TUBED FOOD, NO HEAVY RINSING, Do not suck on the extraction site or disturb it with your tongue

Oranges (canned, cups, juice, and peeled)

Pretzels

Raw carrots

Any hard food, basically.

Saving your favorite spot

https://support.google.com/maps/answer/3184808?hl=en

Storing and labeling your favorite spot, currently only doable with Mobile. It requires you to access “Your Places”. I use this to keep track of my Work, Home, Pharmacy, Dentistry, etc.

https://support.google.com/gmm/answer/2713925?hl=en

http://www.phonearena.com/news/How-to-add-and-remove-favorite-addresses-in-Google-Maps-where-to-find-stored-favorites_id64894

Create a custom map, make directions preset so you can already have it ready to go where you need to go!

This site always is fun to waste some time on. This is to speed up vision and pronunciation recognition for foreign words/letters using the Japanese alphabet, Katakana and English pronunciation on the font. Note that this is only half of the alphabet, Katakana is used as how we do phonetics, such as “Dough” our phonetic is “Doe” so Japanese can understand how to pronounce a foreign word and know it’s not a word found in the Japanese dictionary. This is very watered down explanation, to truly understand, take actual classes or Google it ;)

The English Phoentic will be included in the font, but mind you that is not how it would be translated for the actual spelling. Such as a font for the Japanese letter “E” would show “EE” on the font so you know how it’s pronounced.

Prerequisite, have Paint Sai v1.2.0 installed. Only Windows O.S. were tested when making these instructions.

Open “misc.ini” file with notepad. (Directory example: C:\PaintToolSAI\misc.ini )

Change "TitleBarMode = 1" to "TitleBarMode = 2".

Save and exit “misc.ini” file.

Update 1/24/16: On Windows 10, I started having my Tablet driver crash, (under the program that comes with Windows)“Event Log” had it listed that WTClient.exe keeps crashing (one of the files that is necessary for any drawing tablet to run). I tried everything for months, and magically it worked today. The steps that were new was that I had to move my computer to install a new desk. Everything was unplugged and plugged back in as well as tightened (Yiynova Monitor), but I made sure to put the Yiynova USB cord to be in the 3.0 slot. It may be a USB port issue, this is untested. I know in the past I had faulty ports from age/overuse/watt compatibility issue, so try putting it in a 3.0 slot or a new USB port in general.

These are steps that worked for me personally to fix having little or no pen sensitivity on all programs and the offset cursor when using Paint Sai v1.2.0 with Yiynova MSP19U+ (a drawing monitor tablet).

Instructions For Windows 7

Install newest Paint Sai 1.2.0 on your primary driver.

Download the latest tablet driver directly from the 3rd party "UC Logic" with Penates. http://www.uc-logic.com/index.php?lang=en&action=support&cid=6

Extract .rar and install (if it errors that it can't find a file, put the main folder on the desktop to shorten the address).

Restart your computer.

Open UC Logic tablet settings, "C:\Program Files (x86)\TABLET\PLaunch.exe" and adjust to your choice of monitor, sensitivity, hotkeys, and calibration.

Hit okay and exit tablet settings when done.

Open "C:\PaintToolSAI\misc.ini" and change "TabletMouseSimulation" from 0 to 1. The rest is default.

Save and exit misc.ini.

Open Paint Sai, the offset is gone and the pen sensitivity should work as well.

Instructions For Windows 10

Install newest Paint Sai 1.2.0 on your primary driver.

Download the latest tablet driver directly from the 3rd party "UC Logic" with Penates. http://www.uc-logic.com/index.php?lang=en&action=support&cid=6

Extract .rar and install (if it errors that it can't find a file, put the main folder on the desktop to shorten the address).

Restart your computer.

Open UC Logic tablet settings, "C:\Program Files (x86)\TABLET\PLaunch.exe" and adjust to your choice of monitor, sensitivity, hotkeys, and calibration.

If your PLaunch does not open, type in "Device Manager" in the search bar at the bottom left and open it. There should be a small icon that has a yellow triangle with a black "!", extend that system device and right click the "Unknown Device" that also has the yellow triangle and choose "Update Driver Software...", this is most likely the Yiynova Monitor. Choose "Search automatically for updated driver software" and it will update the driver automatically with success. Tablet Pointing Devices/Tablet Monitor will appear on the list and the unknown device will disappear. Try opening Plaunch.exe again.

Hit okay and exit tablet settings when done.

Open "C:\PaintToolSAI\misc.ini" and change "TabletMouseSimulation" from 0 to 1. The rest is default.

Save and exit misc.ini.

Open Paint Sai, the offset is gone and the pen sensitivity should work as well.

I have not and am not planning to make instructions on Windows 8 or other systems.

If all else fails, you can use this method. This was intended for a mouse to mimic the effects of pen sensitivity on Paint Sai:

For most people or at least while they are children, Cortizone+10 is a great anti-itching cream.

The methods below can help make an itch go away from 4+ hours to completely gone using home remedies.

Warm a spoon under hot water and place it over a bite.

Submerged yourself in hot water, but not as convenient.

Hot water from a faucet should be set to medium-hard spray so it can itch that itch for you and also have a varied range of stable temperature. However is not as convenient as the spoon to hard to reach places and cannot be used as often due to making your skin tender if it scrubs off too much dead skin.

Apply salt to cover bug bite and GENTLY rub the salt around with your hand with some warm water. The salt helps clean the bite and itch your itch, but can also make your skin tender from overuse.

For any bug bites that are not immediately attended and is swollen, use a damp warm washcloth with some baking soda poured on it. Apply to swollen area for 3 minutes (quickest) to 15 minutes (maximum effect) and swelling will go down, reapply twice a day. I personally did not have a benefit if applied more than twice. Rinse off when done.

If there is a stinger in the bite, do not use the salt method. The stinger may not be visible and there can be an infection when you pull out the stingers due to some stingers have a barb on it. The stinger will fester and come out on its own about 10 days.

Sometimes, well a majority of the time, I would microwave or cook food on the stove a bit too long. (Do you want your hot pocket still frozen or hot lava?) So here's some methods to help cool down your food.

For soup, you can add ice cubes to quickly cool it down without too much of watering the soup down. You can use crushed icecubes to melt faster and check the temperature as you go to avoid adding too much water to your soup. For a generic can of chicken noodle soup, it's about 5-7 ice cubes to bring down from scalding hot to very warm. 12 ice cubes to make the soup luke warm, best number to go by when serving the soup to kids under three.

For other types of food like steak, you can put the food on a plate that was placed in the fridge for 5-10 minutes beforehand to help cool down the food slowly and avoid affecting the taste.

This is the longest method to prepare compared to the ones above. To quickly cool down very hot food (liquid or solid) is to put the food in a bowl, then put that food bowl in a bigger bowl or pot filled with water and ice. If you're lazy you can do without the ice, but you will have to wait longer. This method is a bit tedious for those who want to eat now and can miscalculate on how long they should leave their food in the water.

This for those who didn't want to Google or for some reason couldn't find the advice. Except this is more for myself to check back if I forget how to link on Tumblr.

Go to your Tumblr Blog that you want to display the link on

Click "Customization" that appears on the top right

On this customization page in the left frame, click "Add Page" and a pop up window from your browser will appear

In this pop up box, choose "Redirect" in the drop menu at the top

"Page Url" will have the page that you are editing on automatically filled in, you cannot change this. However this is meant to add a url tag at the end of your blog's address. So type in a short tag/title like for this page would be http://penniesworth.tumblr.com/MyArtPage

Fill in the URL of your other page or Tumblr Blog in "Redirect to"

Checkmark on "Show a link to this page" to display this link publicly on your main blog, which you do for this guide.

Add a title and that text will be the link, otherwise it may just say, "page" as the link on your page.

Click "Create Page" green button and the pop up will close

Go back to the customization page and hit "Save" green button at the top of the left frame. (I'm not sure if this step is required)

Go view your Tumblr Blog again and the new link should appear at the top of the page with the input you had in "Page Title"

Put a mousepad on top of your tablet and the pen will not scratch the drawing area and make the nib of your pen last longer. This also makes less dust or water to land on top of your tablet. The pen can be detected through mousepads upon hover and pressure on the pen. The easeness of drawing may be softer to your wrist as well due to the cushion.

There are many different sized mousepads, a standard 8x8 inch mousepad covers a medium sized tablet's drawing area. You can get bigger ones but as long as it fits the drawing area. I believe it's better to do that unless your mousepad is very thin enough to hit the side buttons through it.

Another benefit of the mousepad is it soaks up the water from sweat, drinking, or spilling water on it. It also cushions things you may drop on the tablet or have a baby that constantly wants to sit on your tablet. Which is what I'm dealing with right now.

Being lazy quick-paced, you want to just drag or copy an image you want from your internet browser in Photoshop. However there's this annoying black background appears in Photoshop from the image you just stole copied! Sometimes the image is black too that you can't even delete the black, that's just another extra step! Here are some of the methods you can do:

For Firefox, there is an add-on to open any image with Photoshop: http://barisderin.com/?p=245

You can save the file, and open the file in Photoshop

Use the "Place" function in Photoshop by going to File>Place... and put the URL of the image into the "Filename:" text area, then click the "Place" button.

Mr. PenniesWorth is how you say, my mascot or image I like to see this page to have. He loves his cup of T and secretly has a collection of T-shirts. He is always ready to talk about and loves to spread knowledge (although, not necessarily always factual) to whomever lends an ear. The charm he is able to mimic or converse to the varieties of people due to his sympathy and kindness; showing his true skill of being able to listen to someone enough to understand them without substantial evidence or personal experience. As any strengths are given, his flaw is that he generalizes in many of his conversations or explain his arguments too vague due to lacking logic and facts to uphold his point of views.