IN: What happens next?

The man talks to the camera while stopped on his bike. The man is shown something on his bike using a small tool. the man

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- uses the tool to repliumatthew the fuel on the bike and used the smaller tool on the motorcycle.
- uses a roller again.
- demonstrates how the pedal and chains work.
- replicates the tool on his bike.

OUT: demonstrates how the pedal and chains work.

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How to keep a horse calm while riding
Take several deep breaths before you get into the saddle.
Approaching the horse calmly, as a rider, can also help to keep the horse calm. Before you mount the horse, take several deep, long breaths.

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- This will slow down your heart rate, which will also help your horse's heart rate to remain steady and calm. Talk to the horse and stroke him gently.
- Then try to : Put the horse's right heel onto the front knee. Gently align your right foot with the horse's left heel.
- Open your stirrups to the sides to get into the saddle. Change your right leg over the left if necessary to get in the saddle safely.
- When you seat the horse in the saddle, keep your seat stable. Hang your handbag or sling on the side of the seat and allow the horse to negotiate.

OUT: This will slow down your heart rate, which will also help your horse's heart rate to remain steady and calm. Talk to the horse and stroke him gently.

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How to address a senator
Use " the honorable " on the envelope.
" the honorable " is a title typically given to elected officials. When writing to a senator, start with the title and then type the senator's first and last name.

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- In the first paragraph of your letter, write the senator's full title. For example, in the second paragraph of your letter, state: " senator jones jones, also addressed as a republican, addressed us during april , 2015.
- It's a good idea to use the senator's last name, but try something interesting like " senator john smith, senator. " Extend your envelope to address president.
- Proper form also typically includes the senator's middle initial. For example, if you were writing to utah republican senator orrin hatch, you would address the letter to " the honorable orrin g.
- This will help you determine whether you are writing to someone influential or a representative from congress; in this situation, you should use " senator. " For example, if you are writing a letter to governor joe borle, as a formal address to a representative of congress, " senator " would be appropriate.

OUT:
Proper form also typically includes the senator's middle initial. For example, if you were writing to utah republican senator orrin hatch, you would address the letter to " the honorable orrin g.