Article: By watching a variety of movies and dance videos, you can get an idea of what you like and what you want to learn. Next, you can move on to instructional videos to start learning dance moves. Try a class that covers a variety of dances to see what you like. In addition, the instructor can provide you with instruction on proper safety techniques. Evidence shows that you can learn a great deal by watching other people. In fact, psychologically speaking, observing other people dancing lets your brain add to the mental maps that you're already making regarding dance move. Plus, you can see how certain moves are supposed to look when done properly. Take in a professional show to see professionals at work, or even visit a local college that offers dance. Often, the schools will have showcases that are open to the public. You'll be able to observe other dancers and even copy moves. Plus, if you try a variety of dance clubs, it will help you decide on the type of dance you'll love. Try everything from hip-hop clubs to ones that feature country music and two-stepping. Don't be afraid to jump in, and give the moves a try. You don't have to stick with it forever. Just chose something you enjoy. You can try ballet, contemporary, jazz, ballroom, or even country dancing to begin your dance lessons. Do you want to dance professionally, or do you just want cool dance moves for Saturday night? Are you trying to learn to ballroom dance for your wedding? Decide on what skill level you want to achieve because that will determine your level of commitment. For instance, dancing professionally takes years of committed practice and classes, but you can probably learn to dance for your wedding in a month or two.
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Use videos and movies. Take an introductory class. Observe professionals. Visit a variety of dance clubs. Decide on a genre to focus on. Set goals for yourself.
Article: Add another half teaspoon of the ginger-garlic paste, cumin powder, coriander powder, garam masala powder, kasuri methi or dry fenugreek leaves, kashmiri red chili powder and leftover spice mix. Also add the fried onion, salt and sugar to taste, and water. The spice paste is ready to use. Do not brown. Mix. Cook for 3-4 minutes on medium-high heat until the oil floats up. Slowly cook for another 3-4 minutes.
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In a large mixing bowl, mix the spices. Mix gently. In another pan, add butter to heat gently. Add the prepared spice paste to the heated butter. Add the khoya and mix.
Article: For safety, extinguish cigarettes fully before attempting to recycle them. You can do this by throwing the cigarette on the ground, stepping on it, and twisting your foot. You should no longer see any glowing or smoke coming from the cigarette butt. If you have an ashtray, push the cigarette's lit end into it until the heat and smoke stop. After you extinguish the cigarette, the filter should cool within a few minutes. Place it in a sturdy plastic bag or container. A thick garbage bag is a good choice since it is unlikely to rip or fall apart. Collect the cigarette filters in a plastic bag or container separate from other trash if you plan on recycling them. If you do not plan on recycling the filters right away, store the bag in an appropriate location. Mark the bag so it doesn't accidently get thrown away with the rest of the trash. Keep it out of the rain and away from animals. Since recycling options usually have you ship the filters to them, it's important to protect the bag. Shipping companies won't take damaged or dripping waste bags. You will need over a thousand filters to reach this weight, so you may end up storing it for a while. Collecting discarded cigarettes or assembling a collection bin helps. Otherwise, you can try sending a lighter bag to the recycling company. Recycling companies generally pay you $1 USD per pound for bags weighing at least 3lb (1.4kg). You can always send smaller amounts of filters. However, it's more efficient to wait until you have a bigger collection.
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Extinguish the cigarette by grinding out the flame. Move the cooled cigarette to a sturdy plastic bag. Store the plastic bag in a safe, dry spot. Collect at least 3lb (1.4kg) of cigarettes if possible.