Q: Use a 320-grit sanding block to smooth all the surfaces on your table. Work across the top, sides, legs, and apron so there's no chance of anyone getting a splinter if they run their hand across it. Round the corners of the tabletop if you don't want them to have a sharp edge. Use an electric sander if you want to get your work done faster. Wear a face mask and eye protection so sawdust doesn't get in your eyes. if you want to see the wood grain. Pick a dark or light stain depending on the rest of the room's design. Dip the bristles of a paintbrush into the stain and let the excess drip off. Work in long back and forth strokes to evenly coat the table. Wipe off excess stain with a dry cloth to get a uniform finish. Let the stain dry for 8 hours before adding a second coat. Put your table on a painter's tarp so you don't spill stain on your floors. Put a thin coat of primer on the surface of your table so the paint can bond easier and stay true to its color. Allow the primer to dry for 1-2 hours before putting on any paint. Work in long back and forth strokes along the wood grain to evenly coat the table. Let the paint dry for at least 3-4 hours before applying a second coat. Paint your table a color to match other furniture in your room. to the tabletop to protect it from moisture. Work in a well-ventilated area when applying the finish. Use a paintbrush and work with the grain of the table to seal the wood and prevent moisture from coming in. Let the polyurethane coat dry for an hour or 2 before applying a second coat. Polyurethane finish can be purchased at your local hardware store.
A: Sand the entire table with a sanding block. Stain the wood Paint the wood to make it a solid color. Apply a polyurethane wood finish

Q: While no drugs can cure UC, many can reduce symptoms and improve a person's quality of life. Anti-inflammatory medications are typically the first step in the treatment of UC and other types of IBD. They most common ones to start with include: aminosalicylates and corticosteroid drugs, such as prednisone and hydrocortisone. Sulfasalazine (Azulfidine) is an aminosalicylate that's effective in combating the inflammatory symptoms of UC, but it tends to trigger a number of side effects. Other aminosalicylates include mesalamine, balsalazide and olsalazine. All are available in oral and suppository (anal) forms. You may need to take an enema, which involves flushing dissolved medication into your rectum using a special wash bottle. Corticosteroids are usually only used for moderate-to-severe UC that doesn't respond well to other medical treatments. They are only given short term, but still tend to cause lots of side effects, including: puffy face, reduced immune response, night sweats, insomnia and osteoporosis. These powerful medications reduce inflammation and suppress the immune system, which is helpful if the ulceration is caused by an autoimmune (hyperactive immune) response. These immunosuppressors are typically taken as tablets by mouth. Corticosteroids are also used in conjunction with immune system suppressors, which include: azathioprine, mercaptopurine, cyclosporine, infliximab, adalimumab, golimumab and vedolizumab. Azathioprine (Azasan, Imuran) and mercaptopurine (Purinethol, Purixan) are the most used immune system suppressors for UC and other types of IBD. However, these drugs can be hard on your liver and pancreas. Cyclosporine (Gengraf, Neoral, Sandimmune) is usually reserved for cases of UC that don't respond well to other drugs. Serious side effects are relatively common with cyclosporine use. Infliximab (Remicade), adalimumab (Humira) and golimumab (Simponi) are known as tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-alpha inhibitors or biologics, and recommended for moderate-to-severe UC. They work by neutralizing proteins produced by your immune system. Vedolizumab (Entyvio) is the most recent drug approved for UC. It works by blocking inflammatory cells from getting to the site of the ulceration and making things worse. Surgery can often eliminate or cure UC, but it usually means removing your entire colon and rectum in a procedure called a proctocolectomy. In many cases, you can also get a procedure done (ileoanal anastomosis) that eliminates the need to wear a collection bag for your stool. However, in other cases, a bag is attached to an opening in your abdomen (ileal stoma) to collect the stool. Full recovery from a proctocolectomy takes between 4-6 weeks. Without a colon, the ability to reabsorb water and produce vitamin B12 from friendly bacteria is severely disrupted. Immune function is usually reduced also.
A: Start with anti-inflammatory drugs. Talk to your doctor about immune system suppressors. Consider surgery only as a last resort.

Q: Ask your parents if you can rearrange furniture before you do anything. If they say yes, make space so your guests can stand and socialize while also giving them places to sit. Move any valuables your family may have in the rooms where you're hosting the party. This way they won't break or get stolen. Check with how many people have RSVP'd to your party and check the rooms you're throwing your party in for seating options. If there is not enough for everyone, set up a few folding chairs or ask your parents if you can move chairs from a different room into the party rooms. Don't have arranged seats since it can make your guests feel anxious and uncomfortable. Hang streamers from the ceiling or spread them out on tables and chairs. You can either blow up balloons with your breath or ask a store to fill them up with helium so they float. If you're throwing a theme party, think of the colors relating to the event. For example, use orange, black, and purple balloons for a Halloween party. Check your local dollar store for cheap decorations so you don't have to go overboard with a budget.
A: Reorganize the room to maximize space if you need to. Make sure there's enough seating for everyone. Decorate your home with streamers and balloons.

Q: Hearthstone is an online TCG (Trading Card Game) that enables you to challenge anyone in the world to a card duel. It works like most of the TCG games out there, but Hearthstone made it easier even for beginners to understand. Winning the duel just means depleting your opponent's health (HP) to zero. Unlike other TCGs, depleting your deck does not make you lose the match. You just deal damage to yourself each turn you aren't able to draw anything from your deck. Both players will have their own heroes to use plus access to their specific hero powers. These powers or abilities can be triggered by clicking the hero ability icon just right beside the player's hero avatar. Hearthstone cards are divided into three categories: minions, spells, and weapons. These cards can be used when you have acquired enough mana equal to their usage cost. Attacking simply means clicking on your minion and directing its attack at your target. You can target an enemy minion or the hero directly. Spells also work the same way. Just choose the spell you want to cast and then choose the target you want to affect.
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Know what Hearthstone is. Know the basics of winning. Know how to use your hero ability. Know the card categories. Know how to attack your opponent.