Q: Lay the envelope so its flapless side is facing up. Jot the postal code at about the center. Follow that with the recipient's address, moving from the largest unit of information to the smallest (country, prefecture, city). Follow this with the recipient's name. Because horizontal envelopes carry a Western association, they are generally written according to Western convention: left-to-right, top-to-bottom. If you're mailing this letter from outside of Japan, make sure you clearly write "Japan" at the top of the address. Same as you would for a normal envelope, you're going to fill in your return address into in the upper left corner of the flapless side. If you're sending the letter from outside of Japan, clearly indicate your home country in English at the top of your address. It's a matter of preference, but some people write the address on the flapless side and the return address on the flap side, similar to how one would for a vertical envelope. Turn a horizontal envelope on its side to make it into a vertical one. Treat this side-flap envelope exactly as you would a normal vertical envelope: recipient address goes on the flapless side, the return address on the flap side.
A: Write out the recipient's address. Fill in your return address information. Flip the envelope to make a horizontal envelope vertical, alternatively.

Q: Place them in a sieve and rinse thoroughly. Place it over medium heat and let the oil completely heat up. Cook them for about two minutes, until they are soft. Continue cooking for another 5 minutes. Stir the curry occasionally. It's finished when the lentils and vegetables are tender. It's delicious with lime wedges, naan, and rice.
A: Wash the lentils. Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the ginger and garlic. Add the curry powder. Add the potatoes and carrots. Stir in the lentils, broth, salt and pepper. Bring the mixture to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Cook the curry for 20 minutes. Serve the curry.

Q: When diagnosing sexual dysfunction, the provider may do an examination and ask you questions to get a better understanding of your problems. Your provider may check testosterone levels, which are primary in understanding men's sexual health. Your provider may ask about any current medications, alcohol or drug use, and lifestyle changes that may affect your sexual satisfaction. Some possible tests your provider may request include a complete blood count, a urine test, a blood glucose test, a Serum creatinine test, a lipid profile, testosterone test, and/or a Prolactin level test. Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects many men, especially those over 40. It is defined by the inability to maintain an erection during intercourse. Some possible causes of ED include improper blood flow, a nerve disorder, penis injury, some chronic diseases, and some medications. Over time, ED can cause stress and anxiety. ED is associated with some medical diagnoses, such as diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, spinal cord compression and pituitary tumors. Some men struggle with premature ejaculation (PE), which occurs when before or immediately after penetration. Some factors influencing PE include stress, depression, history of sexual repression, and low self-confidence. Some people may be unable to ejaculate at all. Some possible causes include medications (like certain antidepressants), sexual anxiety, or a history of sexual trauma. Sometimes, deeply held religious beliefs can interfere with sexual satisfaction. Both men and women can struggle with libido. Some common problems for men with low libido include a low testosterone level, physical illness, or medication side-effects. Stress, depression, or anxiety about having sex or sexual performance can lead to problems with sexual desire. Relationship problems can also lead to low libido. Certain medical conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure can lead to a low libido.
A: Make an appointment with a medical doctor. Look at problems with erectile disfunction. Identify ejaculation problems. Address problems with a low libido.

Q: At this traditional ceremony celebrated by Native Americans, a totem pole was erected and blessed as attendants danced and sang. The host of the ceremony gave a gift to all in attendance, knowing that someday the favor would be returned. The pole-raising is followed by a big feast and party. If you want to celebrate the meaning of your totem pole, you can have a ceremony of your own. Using the symbols on your totem pole as illustrations, tell the story of the person, family or event for whom you made the totem pole. Describe the meaning behind each symbol, and how it relates to the story you're telling. Keep the totem pole as a reminder of the little piece of history it represents.
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Hold your version of a Potlatch ceremony. Tell the story of your totem pole.