Bacopa favors partial shade although it will survive in full sun. The plant grows best if it can avoid the full heat of the day so consider planting in an area that only gets morning or late afternoon sun. Some varieties, such as 'Snowstorm', can handle high temperatures better than other Bacopa varieties. You can also plant Bacopa alongside taller plants to give them some shade during the hotter parts of the day. Bacopa plants do not like wet feet. Because of this, your plant needs good drainage and a rich soil. The ideal soil for growing Bacopa is slightly acidic. Once you have selected a site for your plant, dig a hole for each individual Bacopa plant. The plants should be spaced roughly seven or eight inches apart. Place the plant in the hole and fill the rest of the hole with soil. Pat the soil down gently and give it a good watering to remove any air pockets. Bacopa plants don't need much attention once they are planted. However, you can pinch back the branches once they get to about four inches in length to encourage bushy growth. To do this: Use your fingertips to remove the tips of the growing shoots by about a third of an inch. Trailing Bacopa grow well in hanging baskets. If you plant to cultivate Trailing Bacopa, consider planting it in a hanging basket or container. Add a peat-based potting mix to the container. Include some vermiculite or other water-retaining soil additive. Make sure the container has good drainage. Plant your Bacopa in the center of the basket. Feed your plant a weak solution of water soluble fertilizer once every fortnight.
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One-sentence summary -- Pick out a planting site that has partial shade. Plant the Bacopa in soil that drains well. Dig a hole for your Bacopa. Encourage bushy growth by pinching back branches. Consider planting your Bacopa in a container.

Before triggering the PayPal resolution process, try to come with an agreement with the seller first. Most times, the seller will gladly work with you to resolve the problem. If you and the seller don't agree, then proceed with raising it to PayPal. This is the item you've purchased online using PayPal against which you want to raise a dispute, either because the item didn't arrive or the item wasn't as described. You can only raise a dispute on PayPal until 45 days after the purchase date. Make sure you're covered under the PayPal Buyer Protection. Head to PayPal's website: https://www.paypal.com/ and log in using your e-mail address and password. Click "View All of My Transactions" under "My Account." Click on "Details" to see the transaction details. Verify that this is the correct transaction you want to dispute. Copy the unique transaction ID number. This is needed when raising the dispute with PayPal. Click on "Resolution Center" under "My Account" on the menu. On the Resolution Center page, click on the "Dispute a Transaction" button. On the Report a Problem page, select "Item Dispute," then click the "Continue" button. This is the transaction ID from step 5. Enter it under Transaction ID and click the "Continue" button when you're done. Review the transaction information and make sure this is the correct seller, the correct amount, the correct item, and the correct transaction date. Choose between "Item not received" or "Item not as described." Click the "Continue" button. Select from the drop-down list the category of the item you purchased. Compose a message to the seller. Details of the dispute will be sent to the seller for transparency. Stick with the facts, and provide a detailed account of the transaction and the events. Click the "Continue" button. You and the seller can exchange messages directly from PayPal's Resolution Center. Whatever exchange you have here can be viewed by PayPal when the time comes. If you and the seller come to an agreement, you can close the dispute. Otherwise, proceed to the next steps to raise a claim. You have 20 days upon opening of the dispute to raise it to a claim. By triggering this, you are saying that you and the seller can't come to an agreement and are asking PayPal to investigate and intervene on your behalf. PayPal will then review the case and decide the outcome. PayPal may seek additional information from you, so make sure you respond on a timely manner to avoid getting defaulted and losing the case. While the investigation is ongoing, PayPal will hold all funds related to the disputed transaction. Once PayPal has released its decision, you can no longer dispute against the same transaction and the case would be closed. If PayPal has decided on your favor, you will see the money refunded to your account. Click on "My Account" from PayPal's home page after you log in to view details of this.
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One-sentence summary -- Get in touch with the seller. Identify the purchased item. Log into your PayPal account. View your recent transaction history. Identify the transaction you're disputing. Note the transaction ID. Go to the Resolution Center. Report the problem. Identify the problem type. Enter the transaction ID. Review the transaction information. Identify the reason. Provide additional information. Wait for the seller to respond. Close the dispute. Escalate to Claim. Wait for PayPal's resolution. Check you funds.

Pull your support hand in close to your body (touching your stomach is a great place). Your firing hand moves up above your pistol grip and back down on it to get a good firing grip on the gun (while in the holster). Release any retention system you may have. Pull the pistol straight up (for passive-retention holsters, a straight, firm jerk is required), a couple inches from the holster. Rotate your wrist and lower your elbow of your firing arm. This gets the pistol pointed down range at your target. Disengage any safety you have. From this position you are able to shoot a very close target (if necessary). Move your gun forward straight toward the target (sights level). When the gun passes your stomach, move your support hand toward the gun and in front of your firing hand to get a good firing grip on it. Complete the motion, extend firing arm to a good firing position. Keep your support elbow low (straight down is best). This creates "isometric pressure" which controls the muzzle flip and felt recoil of the gun. Pull back to close contact position 3, place your hand on your stomach, safety on, rotate your wrist and raise your elbow, push gun straight down into holster and secure. As mentioned before, a tactical reload before you re-holster is an excellent choice and habit to get into (read this to find out how to do a tactical reload). ) drawing about 500 to 1000 times (no joke that is about how long it takes for the process to become procedural muscle memory) you will find you can draw extremely fast. Start practicing drawing and shooting a target (if possible).
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Position 1: Position 2: Position 3: Position 4: Position 5: Once in the firing position you should be pulling back with your support and while pushing forward with your firing hand. Re-holstering should be done in the exact opposite order. Once you have practiced (perfectly, start slow!