Write an article based on this "Lower your head. Hold your skirt only if necessary. Extend your right foot behind the left. Bend your knees. Gracefully bring yourself back to your original position."
article: Bend your head forward slightly, as if giving a respectful nod. Maintain this head position throughout the curtsy. In modern times, it isn't usually necessary to hold your skirt while you curtsy. If the skirt is especially long and voluminous, however, you may choose to hold it discreetly to avoid tripping on the material. Take the edges of your skirt between the thumb and first two fingers on each hand, with the pinkies extended. Gently pull the skirt out to each side. For most skirts, you don't need to pull them out, and doing so may appear overly formal or mocking. Unless you need to hold your skirt for safety, simply keep your hands down by your sides. Place your right foot a couple of inches behind the left, resting on the ball of your foot. As you do so, shift most of your weight onto the front foot. Lower yourself down into a curtsy, bending the knees outward, rather than forward. Keep your back straight as you do this -- do not lean forward and do not stick out your behind. Don't bob straight back up -- slowly and gracefully return to an upright position, lowering your hands back to your sides and raising your head as you do so.

Write an article based on this "Preheat the oven to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius). Turn the oven off. Spread the mint leaves out onto a baking sheet. Dry the leaves in the warm oven."
article: Essentially, you only need to preheat your oven to the lowest possible temperature. The temperature needs to be very low. High temperatures will dry the mint quickly, but they will also produce a flavorless, aromaless result. Do not use a temperature above 200 degrees Fahrenheit (93 degrees Celsius). After the oven has preheated and sat at that temperature for about five minutes, turn it off. Again, this is done so that the mint can dry quickly in mildly warm conditions without drying out in excessive heat and losing their flavorful, aromatic oils. Arrange the mint leaves so that they are in a single layer on the baking sheet, and avoid letting the leaves overlap or touch. If the leaves are piled together or touching, some of the leaves may not dry out evenly with the rest. As a result, during the drying process, you might find that some leaves have burned while others are still moist. To the same point, you should also try to dry leaves of similar sizes on a single baking sheet at a time. If you dry mint leaves of varying sizes, some my dry out faster than others. You do not need to place anything on the baking sheet before adding the mint, but if desired, you could use a sheet of parchment paper. Do not use cooking spray. Place the mint in the warm oven and let them dry in there for 5 to 20 minutes. Check every 5 minutes to see if the leaves have become adequately dry. The leaves are dry when they begin to curl up and become crispy. They should still be green, though. Checking on the mint often can help prevent them from turning brown.

Write an article based on this "Determine the type of payout of your annuity. Determine the investment type of your annuity. Know your liquidity options."
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Check your paperwork or call the issuing firm to find out whether your payout is immediate or deferred. If it is an immediate annuity, the payments will begin immediately after your initial investment. If you have a deferred annuity, it will accumulate regular rates of interest. Your investment may be fixed or variableyou can also check your paperwork or call the issuing firm to find out this information. A fixed annuity will have a guaranteed rate of interest, and therefore a guaranteed payout. A variable annuity depends heavily on the performance of its underlying investments and therefore offers payouts that may vary from month to month. You choose the investments at the time you purchase the annuity. This annuity is also tax-deferred. Check your annuity contract or call the issuing firm to find out your annuity's liquidity optionsit may have penalties for early withdrawal. Some annuities with withdrawal penalties may allow you to withdraw a portion without penalty, however, while other annuities may be available without any withdrawal penalty, such as no-surrender or level-load annuities.