Problem: Article: The ideal temperature for milkshake-ready ice cream is 20°F (-7°C) and your freezer will probably keep it at about 0°F (-18°C). Allow the ice cream to sit out on the counter for a few minutes to soften. A milkshake mixer is best because it churns and aerates your milkshake at the same time. But if you're not ready to invest in professional equipment, a regular kitchen blender or immersion (stick) blender will work fine.  If you don't have any of those things, use a large bowl and a whisk to beat the ice cream and milk together.  As you begin the recipe, take the glass you plan to use for your milkshake and put it in the freezer. Then it will be nice and chilled when you're ready to serve.
Summary: Let your ice cream soften to the consistency of soft-serve. Add three scoops of ice cream to your blender or milkshake mixer.

Problem: Article: Combing out a dreadlock takes a lot of time and patience. You will need to work one dreadlock at a time, re-wetting and re-soaking each dreadlock as necessary. Do not try to work more than one dreadlock at a time. Clip back any dreadlocks you are not actively working on. Once your hair is unlocked, use a separate clip to pull back your unlocked hair and keep it separate from the area you are working on. Apply a liberal amount of conditioner or conditioning oil to your dreadlock. Your hair should be slick to the touch. In this case, you don’t need to use a specialty conditioner. A cheap, drugstore conditioner is the best option.  You will likely need several bottles of conditioner to complete this process. Alternatively, some salon stores sell a dreadlock removal cream that can replace conditioner and make it easier to comb out your hair. Using the tail side of a rat tail comb, slowly and gently pick out the end of your dreadlock. Reapply conditioner along with the conditioning water spray as necessary. Work your way up the length of the dreadlock until you get to your roots. You may find it easier to work out your dreadlocks using a crochet hook. The process is the same as using a comb, but the hook may offer you more control. Using a normal or wide-toothed comb, brush out your newly unlocked hair. Work through smaller tangles until you can run your comb through your hair without resistance. Use your water and conditioner mix as necessary to keep your hair wet and soft while combing it out.
Summary: Work one dreadlock at a time. Condition your dreadlock. Use a rat-tail comb to pick out the end of the dreadlock. Comb out your untangled dreadlock with a regular comb.

Problem: Article: Tap the Gmail app, which is white with a red "M" on it, to open Gmail. If you're already logged in on your phone or tablet, Gmail will open to your inbox. If you aren't logged in, enter your Gmail email address and password to continue. You'll see this in the lower-right side of the screen. Doing so opens the New Message window. Enter your recipient's email address in the "To" field, add a subject in the "Subject" field (optional), and type in your email's body text in the "Compose email" field. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. Tap a photo from one of the albums at the bottom of the screen. You can also tap and hold a photo to select it and then tap more photos to select them as well. If you're adding multiple photos at once, tap INSERT in the top-right corner of the screen before continuing. It's the paper plane-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the screen. This will send your email, photos and all, to your recipient.
Summary: Open Gmail. Tap the pencil icon. Compose your email's text. Tap the paperclip icon. Select a photo to upload. Tap the "Send" arrow.

Problem: Article: Before you can develop an apology, you need to identify what you did to upset the person. It is important to know which of your specific actions led to the person being upset with you. If you are uncertain about why the person is mad at you, you should ask what specific things upset them.  Example scenario 1: I embarrassed my friend by making a scene at his party. Example scenario 2: I snapped at my spouse and was irritable and short all day In addition to understanding what you did to upset someone, you also need to understand why you did it. While you don't want to use your intentions as an excuse, your reasons may help you develop your apology by helping you to take responsibility for your actions.  Example scenario 1: I made a scene at the party because I was feeling left out and wanted more attention. Example scenario 2: I treated my spouse this way because I did not sleep well the night before and I had a lot of things on my mind. It is important to develop a sense of empathy for the person to whom you are apologizing. Having empathy means that you understand why your actions hurt the other person because you have put yourself in their shoes and imagined their pain. Without empathy, your apology may end up sounding empty and insincere.Before apologizing to someone, take the time to develop your empathy for the person. Imagine if the same thing had happened to you. How would you feel? What would you do?  Example scenario 1: If my friend made a scene at a party I was giving, I would feel angry and betrayed. Example scenario 2: If my spouse had snapped at me for no reason and treated me badly all day, I would feel hurt and confused. Apologizing can be hard because it requires you to admit that you have done something wrong. Just remember that by apologizing, you are not admitting to being a bad person. One study found that taking a few moments to affirm your good qualities (in private, before you apologize to someone) can make the apology easier. Try taking a moment to yourself before your next apology, look at yourself in the mirror, and say three things that you like about yourself. If you have many things that you need to say to the person, you may want to write out your apology before you apologize. By writing your apology out, you will have an easier time knowing what you need to say. You can also keep the notes with you when you actually apologize to remind yourself.  By taking the time to write out your apology, you will demonstrate to the other person that you have thought long and hard about your mistake. Your apology will be understood as even more sincere as a result. Apologizing in person is preferable. But if you cannot reach the person by phone or in person, you can still email or snail mail your apology to the person.
Summary:
Think about what you did to upset the person. Understand why you did what you did. Empathize with the person you wronged. Remember that your mistake does not make you a bad person. Write out your apology.