This will help conceal any gaps that might show up in the end. The best type of paint to use would be acrylic paint. Spray paint will be quicker, but some types of spray paint can dissolve Styrofoam. Choose a tube-shaped Styrofoam ring, as opposed to one that is flat on the back. It will be easier to wrap the tulle around it. 8 inches (20.32 centimeters) may seem small, but the tulle will make the wreath appear bigger in the end. You will need 1 to 2 spools, depending on how full you want your wreath to be. The more tulle you use, the fuller it will be. To make the cutting quicker: wrap the tulle around a 14-inch (35.56-centimeter) long piece of cardboard, then snip through each end to create lots of 14-inch (35.56-centimeter) long strips. Wrap the tulle around the wreath form, then tie it in a double-knot. Position the tulle so that the knot and "fluffy" ends are on the outside of the ring. For a fuller, fluffier pumpkin, use two pieces of tulle for each tie. Push the pieces of tulle together as you tie them. This will give you a denser, fuller wreath. To create a simple stem, just cut a brown rectangle. To create a fancier stem, consider giving it bit of a curve, and making it taper outward towards one end. Look at pictures of real pumpkin stems to get ideas. Before the glue sets, pull apart some of the tulle wisps to either side of the stem. This will make it more visible. If you don't want to buy a whole spool of green tulle, you can use some green, mesh ribbon instead. For fluffier leaves, use two pieces of tulle instead. Cut the ends into V-shaped notches to give them some more texture. Before the glue sets, spread the green tulle outwards so that it sticks out to either side of the stem. The ribbon needs to be long enough to fit over the top of your stem; this way, you can hang your wreath without the stem getting in the way. You can use plain, green ribbon, or something fancier, such as pompom trim. You can hang this wreath from a nail or from a wreath hanger. Be careful not to get it wet, or the orange paint will run, and ruin your door or wall.
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One-sentence summary -- Paint an 8-inch (20.32-centimeter) Styrofoam ring orange. Cut the orange tulle into 14-inch (35.56-centimeter) long strips. Tie a piece of tulle around the ring. Keep tying the tulle around the pumpkin until the entire ring is covered. Cut a "stem" from a sheet of brown craft foam. Hot glue the stem to the back of the wreath, so that it sticks out over the top of the pumpkin. Cut a 14-inch (35.56-centimeter) long strip of green tulle, and make a knot in the middle. Hot glue the knot to the back of the stem. Cut a long piece of green ribbon. Hot glue the ribbon a few inches to either side of the stem, then use it to hang your wreath.

Open a web browser and go to https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/manager to download the Music Manager. It's the orange button at the bottom of the page. This starts the Music Manager download. On Windows, follow any prompts to complete the installation. On Mac, drag the Music Manager icon into the Applications folder to complete the installation. By default, downloaded files can usually be found in the "Download" folder on Windows and Mac computers. Double-click the icon with the orange headphones found in the "Recently Added" section of the Start Menu on Windows, or found in the "Applications" folder on Mac. Enter your Gmail address and password to log into the Google Account you use with Google Music. Click the radio button next to "Download songs from Google Play to my computer" so it is highlighted and click Next or Continue. You can select your computer's default music folder or click the radio button next to "I will select a folder" to choose a different folder. Click the radio button for "Download my library" to download everything you own including music you've uploaded, or you can click the radio button for "Download all my free and purchased music" to download just the songs you've purchased or received for free on Google Play. This begins downloading your music to your computer.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to [https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/manager the Music Manager page in a web browser. Click Download Music Manager. Double-click the installation file to install Music Manager. Open Music Manager. Sign in with your Google account. Select Download songs from Google Play to my computer. Select a folder location where you want to download the music to. Select what music you want to download. Click Start Download.

A healthy relationship respects each other's boundaries. Your partner will listen to you without criticism, and they will support you. On the other hand, pressure to have sex can be one sign of an abusive relationship. Your partner may tell you what to do without consideration to your feelings. Read about the warning signs of abuse so that you can determine whether you're in an unsafe or abusive situation. Closeness comes from respect, and respect comes from honoring each other's boundaries whether or not we agree with them. Keep in mind that you always get to choose what you share with your partner. Only stay in relationships where your boundaries are respected, and make sure you're in a relationship that always practices consent There are many people out there who will also respect your needs and boundaries and with whom you can find intimacy. Those are the relationships worth having. If you're worried that your partner might become angry, violent, or abusive, then you may want to consider breaking up over the phone or via email or a text. This may seem unfeeling, but it may be the only way in a potentially abusive situation. Your priority should be your safety. If you have to talk to them face to face, then make sure you're in a public place. There are lots of ways to be close to someone, and sex is only one of them. Sex can wait and be engaged in only when it's the right time for you. Celebrate your choice to wait, and enjoy those activities you do choose, knowing that it's always your decision when to have sex.
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One-sentence summary -- Clarify what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like. Practice setting healthy boundaries of all kinds, not just sexual ones. Break up safely. Enjoy taking your time and waiting until you feel ready to have sex.

Ski parks post signs that tell you the difficulty level of each slope so you can stick to runs that fit your skill level. Look for signs at the ski park you are at to see what system they use. Common slope ratings go from green circle (easy) to black diamond (hard). If you can't find a sign with slope ratings, don't be afraid to ask an attendant what the rating system is or what some good slopes are for beginners. You will not be an expert on your first run, so don't try to tackle the biggest slopes in record speed when you start skiing. Use the wedge or snowplow technique to keep yourself moving at a slow speed until you master slowing, turning, and stopping. Stop on the hill if you feel like you are picking up too much speed. You can start again and finish the hill. Be sure that you stop on the side of the trail, so other people can avoid running into you. Coming to a complete stop is one of the harder things to get used to when you begin skiing. To keep yourself and others safe, practice stopping long before you get to the very bottom of the hill.
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Learn about slope ratings. Go slow while you get the hang of it. Start slowing down before you get to the bottom.