The hole should be about as deep as the root ball but must be two to three times wider. Burying the plant too deeply can cause the base of its main stem to remain underground, which can cause moisture damage. Failing too make the hole wide enough can make it difficult to fill the hole in with enough soil. Gently tip the container onto its side. Apply pressure to the sides of the container using one hand while carefully lifting out the entire plant, root and all, with your other hand. Once removed, set the plant upright in the center of the hole you dug. If using a balled or burlapped plant, carefully cut any string or material surrounding the root before placing it in the hole. Avoid damaging the root as you free the football or transplant the bush. Loosely fill roughly half of the space around the root ball with garden soil. Backfill the soil into the hole gently. Do not pack it into the hole with your hands since doing so could cause damage to the root system. Pour enough water onto the soil you've added enough to cause the soil to sink further into the hole. Wait a few moments after applying the water. You need to let it remove all the air pockets and thoroughly settle the soil. Fill up the rest of the empty space with additional garden soil. As before, backfill the soil in loosely rather than packing it in with your hands. Apply more water. This time, you should add enough water to get the soil thoroughly damp. Wait a few minutes and watch the water on top of the soil. It should eventually sink into the soil, leaving no puddles behind. The top of the soil should still seem damp to the touch, though. If you are planting multiple oleander bushes, you should space each oleander bush 6 to 12 feet (1.8 to 3.7 m) apart from any others. For each additional oleander plant, follow the same instructions regarding how large to make the hole and how to fill the hole in.
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One-sentence summary -- Dig a large enough hole. Carefully transfer into the ground. Fill the hole halfway. Water well. Fill the rest of the hole. Water thoroughly. Keep plenty of space in between the plants.

If you're chosen to be a Disney princess, you'll attend a five day training process. You will be assigned a character and analyze any films involving that character. By the end of training, you should be able to successfully mimic the mannerisms, voice, and other aspects of your character. Disney has a variety of protocol princesses are expected to follow. Breaking any rules could result in your position being terminated. You are not allowed to talk about the character you play for Disney. You cannot post anything about your character on social media. This is a very strict rule so make sure you follow it properly. When you're playing a Disney princess, you cannot reference anything outside the Disney universe. You cannot, for example, talk about a TV show on Cartoon Network while portraying Mulan. If you're chosen to be a Disney princess, it's at least a yearlong commitment. While the job may seem fun, it can get frustrating at times. In some roles, you're working outside all day and must learn to tolerate both very hot and very cold temperatures while still in costume. Make sure you're committed to staying a Disney princess for at least a year before signing any contract. As a Disney princess, you'll have to be in character all day. On occasion, you may have to answer questions from fans. Make sure you are able to think of an answer off-the-cuff. For example, if you're playing Ariel a child might ask you where Flounder is. Be prepared to respond with something like, "Flounder is hanging out with Sebastian in the ocean today." Many former Disney princesses have admitted older men at the Disney park often hit on them. Men may ask you when you get off work, pass you phone numbers, or otherwise behave inappropriately. Inform your supervisor if anyone gets out of hand.
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One-sentence summary -- Attend training. Follow Disney protocol. Understand the extent of your obligation. Be prepared to improvise. Prepare for uncomfortable situations.

You take a piece of flat land, about five squares to five squares. In each corner, you add three pieces of obsidian. After making four pillars, you then make a roof. Make it low enough, so you can't jump, but you can move around. It works as a sort of hut. Between each pillar, should be three spaces. Dig those spaces out, and replace them with "Sticky Pistons." facing up. You should then have nine squares in the center. Stand in the middle of those nine spaces, and put a pressure plate on every other space, apart from the one you are on. Your trap is done. In the empty space you were in, put a chest in it, and keep it empty. You then put a sign saying "Free diamonds for anyone who can get in and out first." Quick, simple, and you can wait till they get really angry and try to break the machine. It lasts for about five minutes, before they escape. Simply dig a three by three square, two squares deep. One layer, place TNT. The other layer, place sand/dirt/gravel over it. Something that explodes. You pop a sign next to it, and also a dispenser. On the sign, you write "Free diamonds. Step on and wait." They will step on the Pressure plate that you have placed in the center of the nine squares, the TNT will ignite, and BOOM. Instant death.
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One-sentence summary -- You can make a simple Obsidian trap, and it would be Impossible to escape on Survival. They will walk in, realise they were tricked, then when they step on the pressure plates, they won't be able to get back out. 2 You can make a simple TNT trap.

The first time you work through a piece of writing, it can be helpful to simply skim it. Skim reading involves reading very quickly, only briefly pausing to examine details. Skimming can help you get a general idea of what a piece of writing is about before you read it again, saving you time and energy in the long run. There's no "right" way to skim read, but one good policy is this: Read the entire intro paragraph Read the first sentence of each body paragraph Read the entire conclusion paragraph Now that you've done a skim reading and you know the rough "point" of the essay, it's time to read it "for real." Proceed through the whole essay again, this time reading each sentence slowly and carefully. Don't hesitate to read sentences or paragraphs again if you're having a hard time understanding the content. Don't rush slowing down helps you connect with the text. Taking notes in a class can help you retain more information doing so while reading is no different. Writing down key thoughts and phrases will make you actively pay attention to what's going on in the text. You can also jot down questions you have so that you can try to answer them later. Mark words and concepts that you don't understand for later reference. If you understand every word and concept you came across in the essay, you're in luck you can move on. However, if there was anything in the essay that you didn't understand, now is your chance to enlighten yourself. Filling in the gaps in your knowledge will help you gain a fuller understanding of the text. Dictionaries and thesauruses can help with words you don't know. However, technical terms and unknown concepts may require you look up help articles online. For instance, if you're reading an article about "4K" television, you probably won't be able to find a definition for 4K in the dictionary. Now, do another quick skim reading. After each paragraph, ask yourself, "What was the point of what I just read?" Express your answer in your own words try not to copy the essay's. Working your way through the essay piece by piece and reinterpreting the information each step of the way is a great way to make the most important themes in the writing "stick."
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First, skim read. Re-read with greater focus. Make notes while you read. Look up words and ideas that you don't know. Discuss the writing's "main points" in your own words.