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How to survive the rough patch as a teenager
Create an image for yourself.
This doesn't mean that sappy stuff that adults talk about like your self image, respecting your elders and being presentable. It means take a look at your perspective on things and make a statement.
A: Look at where you stand in your opinions. In a way, think more closely about the things you do every day, and analyze what you do.

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How to stretch a horse
Prepare your horse.
Move to an open area where your horse has a free range of movement. Grab a small treat that your horse will be interested in; carrots work particularly well for this stretch because of their length.
A: Stand just behind your horse's front legs. The following stretches should be done on both sides of your horse, and from a position parallel to or just behind their front legs.

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How to frost a cake
Let your cake cool.
The biggest mistake you can make when frosting your cake is using a hot cake and cold frosting. If your cake is even slightly warm, it will melt the icing which will then run over the edges and soak into the top layer, making it soggy.
A: Further, if you use cold frosting it won't be smooth enough to spread and will bring up a lot of crumbs. Always wait for both your cake and your frosting to reach room temperature.

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How to play badminton
Understand the object of the game.
Badminton, like tennis, is a racket sport that is played by either two players or two teams of two players each. The object is for you or your team to get to 21 points first.
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You score a point whenever you successfully serve the shuttlecock and your opposing team commits a fault, which means that the team fails to appropriately return the shuttlecock. To win each game, you must earn 21 points first, and win by two in the process.