Article: Include the title of your script in all caps in the center of the page. Put a line break after the title of your script, then type "written by." Add another line break before typing your name. Leave contact information, such as an email address and phone number in the bottom left margins. If the script is based on any other stories or films, include a few lines with the phrase "Based on the story by" followed by the names of the original authors. Screenwriting standard is any variation of Courier so it's easy to read. Make sure to use 12-point font since it's what other scripts use and is considered industry standard. Use any additional formatting, such as bolding or underlining, sparingly since it can distract your reader. Scene heading should be aligned to the left margin 112in (3.8cm) from the edge of the page. Type the scene headings in all caps so they're easily recognizable. Include INT. or EXT. to tell readers if the scene takes place inside or outside. Then, name the specific location followed by the time of day it takes place. For example, a scene heading may read: INT. CLASSROOM - DAY. Keep scene headings on a single line so they aren't too overwhelming. If you want to specify a room in a specific location, you can also type scene headings like: INT. JOHN'S HOUSE - KITCHEN - DAY. Action blocks should be aligned with the left margin and are written in regular sentence structure. Use action lines to denote what a character does and to give brief descriptions about what's happening. Keep action lines brief so they don't overwhelm a reader looking at the page. Avoid writing what the characters are thinking. A good rule of thumb to think about is if it can't be seen on a screen, don't include it in your action block. So instead of saying, "John thinks about pulling the lever but he's not sure if he should," you may write something like, "John's hand twitches near the lever. He grits his teeth and furrows his brow." When you introduce a character for the first time in an action block, use all caps for their name. Every time after you mention the character name, write it as normal. When a character is about to speak, make sure the margin is set to 3.7in (9.4cm) from the left side of the page. Put the characters name in all caps so a reader or actor can easily see when their lines occur. When you write the dialogue, make sure it's 212in (6.4cm) from the left side of the page. If you want to make it clear how your character is feeling, include a parenthetical on the line right after the character name with an emotion. For example, it may read (excited) or (tense). Make sure the parenthetical is 3.1in (7.9cm) from the left side of the page.
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Create a title page for your script. Use size 12 Courier font throughout your whole script. Put in scene headings whenever you go to a different location. Write action blocks to describe settings and character actions. Center character names and dialogue whenever a character speaks.

Problem: Article: Healthy foods will keep your body fueled with the nutrients and minerals it needs. Eat meals with lots of fruits, vegetables, protein, and whole grains, and eat 3 meals a day. Aim for at least 5 servings of vegetables and 4 servings of fruit. Avoid foods high in cholesterol, salt, fat, and sugar, like junk food, fast food, candy, and soda. Carry a water bottle with you throughout your day, and refill it at water fountains as you finish it. Keeping hydrated is required for active girls! Make sure you drink extra water on days you have practice or games. Drink water until you don't feel thirsty. The amount will vary depending on how much you sweat, though you can drink around 4 cups (1 L). Your body will thank you! about 4-5 days a week to stay in shape. Sporty girls work out nearly every day, between practice and gym time. Stretch before and after your workouts to keep your muscles flexible and prevent injury. Do aerobic exercise to get your blood pumping every day for 30-90 minutes. You can also work on your balance, speed, and endurance. Try things like swimming, basketball, and running. You can take a work-out class or recruit a friend to be your gym buddy. You need proper sleep to stay alert and do your best, either in school or during a game. Lack of sleep results in slower response time and low energy. Go to bed early, and set your alarm for at least 8 hours after you go to sleep. Avoid exercising 2-3 hours (or more) before bed. It can be difficult to sleep if you just worked out or came back from a late game. Your doctor can check your growth and nutrient levels to make sure you are healthy. Ask your doctor for tips on stretching, exercise, and healthy foods. In addition to your other friends, you can befriend the other girls on your team since you have a common interest. Introduce yourself, and talk to them before and after practice. You can watch sports games together and talk about your favorite players. You can also make friends with other girls who go to your gym.
Summary: Eat 3 healthy meals a day. Drink about 8 to 10 glasses (2 L) of water each day. Exercise Sleep about 8-10 hours a day. Get an annual physical from your doctor to monitor your health. Make friends with other sporty girls.

Once purchased, the extras must be activated to take effect during your game. They are available under the Extras section of the Start Menu. Once activated, they will remain active until you deactivate them or until you exit the game. Extras can be used in the cantina, story mode, free play, character bonus missions and mini kit bonus missions. Extras cannot be used in super story, LEGO City or bounty hunter challenges. Some extras can be used in character bonus missions or mini-kit bonus missions.
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Activate power bricks.