Q: " Both sayings mean something along the lines of "goodbye for now." Translated more directly, a la prochaine means "to the next," essentially meaning "until the next time we meet." Pronounce a la prochaine as "ah lah pro-shen. Directly translated, a bientot means "to soon," but the basic meaning in English is "see you soon." Pronounce a bientot as ah bee-ahn-toe. This phrase roughly means "see you later." Translated more directly, it means "until later." The a means "to," plus means "more," and tard means "late." This phrase is already fairly informal, but you can make it even more informal by dropping off the tard and just saying a plus. Pronounce a plus tard as ah ploo tahr. " This phrase means "see you tomorrow" or "until tomorrow." Demain means "tomorrow" in English. Pronounce the phrase as ah doo-man. ("oo" as in 'book', "man" with short 'a' as in 'cat'.) Both phrases mean something along the lines of "see you in a little while." Say a tout a l'heure to say "see you soon" or "see you in a while." Pronounce it as ah toot ah leur. Say a tout de suite" to say "see you in a second" or "see you in a little while." Pronounce it as ah too' doo soo-eet. ("doo" with 'oo' as in 'book'.) " This statement roughly translates into "Happy to have met you." Ravi means "delighted. The rest of the phrase, "d'avoir fait ta connaissance," translates roughly when broken down into its individual parts. When kept together, though, it can be translated as "to have met you." Pronounce the statement as hah-vee da-vwahr fay tah kohn-nay-sahns.
A: Give a temporary goodbye with "a la prochaine" or "a bientot. Use "a plus tard" instead. Tell someone goodbye for the day with "a demain. Use "a tout a l'heure" or "a tout de suite" when seeing someone soon. Tell someone new, "ravi d'avoir fait ta connaissance.

Q: The rooster is responsible for protecting his flock. He crows to inform the flock of environmental changes and potential hazards. Observe your rooster's crowing habits and note specific stimuli that causes him to crow. In addition to alerting his flock to potential dangers, a rooster may crow to inform you that he is out of feed and or water. Meeting his most basic needs on a consistent and regular basis will decrease his need to crow. To decrease his nighttime crowing, make sure to stock his coop with water and food before you head to bed. Roosters crow to assert their dominance over other roosters and to communicate with their flock. To avoid crowing matches between roosters, only keep one in the roost. Decreasing the size of your flock will reduce your rooster's need to crow as well. Crowing is most disruptive to you and your neighbors throughout the night. When a rooster is allowed to roam at night or he lives in a coop with an outdoor run, he is exposed to stimuli that will likely cause him to crow. Keeping your rooster inside a closed, darkened coop throughout the night will limit his exposure to predators and light that may cause him to crow.
A: Learn your rooster's crowing habits. Meet your rooster's needs. Decrease the size of your flock. Limit your rooster's exposure to nighttime stimuli.

Q: Some supporting bands may pleasantly surprise you and some may go onto being headliners someday, so be sure to be kind and attentive during their sets. If the band really stinks, just walk out. Don't ruin everyone else's time by loudly bashing them or talking through their set. Don't make anyone uncomfortable or feel unsafe by flailing your body parts all over the place. It's great to let loose, but it's also very important to respect everyone else's space too. Remember: your body is yours and their body is theirs. If you are near someone who has fallen, help them up. The ground is not a good place to be at a concert. People came to hear the music, not your voice. Try to save your commentary for after the show.
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Show respect to the opening acts, even if you didn't come to see them. Keep your hands and body parts to yourself. Get up quickly if you fall. Keep talking to a minimum.