Bright colored pins can be used to prick a voodoo doll that is bound to another person to harm them. For example, insert a red colored pin into the head of the doll to make them submit to your will. Insert needles into specific regions to cause pain to them. Stick a pin into the knee of the voodoo doll to make the person's knee hurt. Submerge the doll in water to make them feel like they're drowning or struggling to breathe. Use a rope to hang the doll to torture the person the doll represents. Be creative and focus on the person and how you want them to suffer when you hurt their doll. Use classic torture techniques against the doll to inflict pain on the person. Be careful when applying fire or heat to harm someone because the doll may catch fire. Use the voodoo doll as a form of catharsis and let out your frustrations by imagining different ways to harm the person the doll embodies. Make a voodoo doll of a person you know who is very sick or injured. Visualize separating the disease, injury, or illness from the person and transferring it into the doll. Then drive a nail into the point of the doll where the malady originated from. Followers of voodoo believe that the disease will be contained in the doll. Once the spell is performed, bury the doll or place it into moving water. Use white fabric to sew the voodoo doll. Perform the ritual during a waning moon. Write your target's name on a piece of paper. Fold a picture of them 3 times and put it into the paper, add a personal item like hair or nails, and fold the paper to form a package. Light 1 green candle, concentrate on the person, and call on Loa Simbi to help. Stick 1 pin into the green candle, light 2 more green candles, and stick a pin in each of them. Allow the candles to burn out completely. When the ritual is complete, take all of the items and offer them to Loa Simbi by throwing them into a body of water like a river or lake.
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One-sentence summary -- Stick colored pins into a person's voodoo doll to hurt them. Abuse a person's voodoo doll to harm them. Transfer a sick or injured person's ailment to their voodoo doll to heal them. Cast a control spell to get someone to obey your commands.

Q: Spray your garden's vulnerable plants regularly with a commercial or homemade deer repellent. These repellents typically contain components like sulfur, ammonia salts and capsaicin which deer find unpleasant. Even the store-bought varieties are concocted with natural ingredients and don't make use of harsh chemicals that might damage your plants' growth. Simply mist your garden every couple of days. If you're not inclined to shell out the money for a commercial repellent, try mixing up your own with eggs, garlic, ammonia, and/or hot sauce blended with water. Be careful about using repellents on crops you plan to harvest and eat yourself. Compounds like capsaicin aren't dangerous, but may influence the taste of edible plants. Deer are notoriously skittish creatures and are quite easy to scare off with the right stimulus. One particularly effective strategy is to put in a couple motion-activated sprinkler posts at the far ends of your garden or wherever deer tend to sneak in. When they get close, they'll suddenly be doused with a unexpected jet of water from the sprinkler, which will send them running. Installing a motion-activated sprinkler system is a pricier option, but one that is guaranteed to have repeated success. Along with its deterrent benefits, a sprinkler is also a convenient way of making sure your garden or yard is getting enough water. Loud, spontaneous noises are a surefire way to get rid of inquisitive deer. Whether it's an electronic noisemaker on a timer, a set of jarring wind chimes or a simple well-timed clap of your hands, a deer won't take any chances with what's generating the noise. Even leaving the back door open to let the sounds of household activity escape can be enough to dissuade a deer from coming any closer. Electronic noisemakers can be programmed to emit regular tones that will scare away deer but won't disturb the neighbors. Try fashioning a set of non-harmonic wind chimes from aluminum cans or hollow wood cuttings. Deer often travel in herds at night to forage, mate and play. That means that they might stumble upon the scrumptious treats in your garden in the small hours when no one is around to ward them off. Fortunately, mounting an automatic flood light on the outside of your house or some other structure near your garden can do the job for you while you sleep. When the deer begin to creep up to that squash vine or begonia bush, the flood light will activate and the intruders will run for cover. Most flood lights work at a particular range and angle. When installing a flood light, make sure it's properly calibrated to come on when movement is detected in the area of your at-risk plants.
A: Use a spray repellent. Install motion-activated sprinklers. Create noise to scare the deer off. Put in some automatic lights.

Article: Take this time away from friends and family to work on your physical fitness. Exercise will help improve your mood and may distract you from feeling stuck in the hospital. Some hospitals may have outdoor space you can take advantage of to work out. If there isn't any outdoor space or a designated fitness room, ask a staff member to show you the best place to do some exercise. Reading novels may improve brain health and increase empathy. Discovering the joy of reading may set you up with a healthy habit to continue after being discharged. Reading self help books may be a good idea, given the circumstances, and may improve mood. Some hospitals may have classes you can participate in or structured activities, like crafting. Take advantage of these opportunities to learn something new or find a new hobby. Pass the time doing something interesting to make your stay more bearable. If the hospital does not offer classes or structured activities, you can request art supplies and books directing you how to create with different mediums. These simple acts of self-care show that you are interested in your wellbeing and can shorten your stay.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Exercise to improve physical and mental health. Catch up on reading. Learn a new skill or hobby. Practice your normal self-care, such as showering, cleaning your teeth twice a day, and keeping your room tidy.

Article: Unlike business headers, many personal letters are handwritten on stationery that says the person's initials or full name at the top. Envelopes may get thrown away and including a sender's address is the best way to encourage a reply. Move on to the date if you are on friendly terms with the recipient. The sender's address should include two lines, the street and the city, state and zip code. A name is not necessary. Format it using the month, day and year. For example, "September 15, 2014." Personal letters should be sent immediately after the are written to expedite time-sensitive information. If you are writing a formal complaint or letter that will go on record with an organization, you should use the etiquette rules governing a business letter. " The formality of the address will depend upon how well you know the person to whom you are writing. Always include a colon after the salutation. You can use "Dear Mr. James," "Dear Larry James" or "Dear Larry." Continue the letter, including body paragraphs, a closing, a signature and enclosures.
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Choose a monogrammed or personal stationery. Write your address in the top right corner only if the person to whom you are writing does not already know your address well. Write the date that you are writing and sending the letter two lines below your address on the left or right. Don't include the recipient's address in informal letters. Write your salutation beginning with "Dear.