A close up of wood is seen following by a person walking into frame and cutting the wood. the person

OPTIONS:
- shows a close up of the tool and continues to cut more pieces of wood.
- continues cutting and walks back into frame with a pan of food along with several plates.
- continues cutting and ends by smoking a cigarette.
- continues to work all along the piece and ends by walking into frame and putting it back into place.

shows a close up of the tool and continues to cut more pieces of wood.

How to have healthy kidneys
Stay hydrated.
Staying properly hydrated is one of the best ways to keep your kidneys healthy. Without adequate water, your kidneys can lose some of their ability to filter your blood, and may even become damaged over the course of your lifetime.

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- Drinking water helps your kidneys flush sodium, urea, toxins, and waste out of your body. By staying properly hydrated, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing chronic kidney disease.
- Aim to drink at least 8 fluid ounces of water every day. This will help reduce any additional fluid or waste in your system and will also allow you to more easily relieve the symptoms of kidney problems.
- Insufficient water will contribute to poor kidney function, such as kidney failure and rheumatoid arthritis. Trying to drink water with no filter might cause further kidney damage.
- The best amount of water recommended by experts is 1 gallon a day (2.5 liters) each. Drink bottled water, but you don't need soda, fruit juices, or other non-carbonated beverages; opt for bottled water.

Drinking water helps your kidneys flush sodium, urea, toxins, and waste out of your body. By staying properly hydrated, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing chronic kidney disease.

How to be friends with the people around you
Start with the people around your locker.
These are the people who will be right next to you throughout the whole year, so even if you don't have any classes together, you'll still be able to talk. Start off with a simple' hi'.

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- They'll be your friends and you'll have them for a long time! Tell them your plans for the day. Be ready to tell them exactly what important events you'll be going to so they'll have a sense of what you want.
- All of your friends here are including, but not limited to, former best friends. Know that they will be around and will be there when you need them.
- If you say this every time between classes/every time you're at your locker, the other person will become accustomed to you and it may lead to further conversation. After a few days, skip saying' hi' and see if they greet you first.
- Look down at the names on your locker. Try not to glance at a specific name on the back of your hand-it will come across as fake.

If you say this every time between classes/every time you're at your locker, the other person will become accustomed to you and it may lead to further conversation. After a few days, skip saying' hi' and see if they greet you first.

A group of people play water volleyball in a indoor pool with a few onlookers on the sidelines. a yellow volleyball

OPTIONS:
- is thrown between people in a pool.
- player drops the ball and pushes her opponent across the net.
- player steps on the volleyball court and swings at the yellow ball and hits it into the net.
- in the locker room is played by a person that is swimming after the ball.
is thrown between people in a pool.