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A group of kids are standing inside of a garage as a man begins putting a blindfold on a young child. the little boy
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- then takes a green plastic bat, takes one hit at the pinata, and then walks away.
- begins playing with the toys the man has on him.
- is playing with a toy airplane once the man finishes and the man finishes with the blindfold.
- begins falling and a camera flashes to a woman who runs to pick the boy up.
A: then takes a green plastic bat, takes one hit at the pinata, and then walks away.

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How to paint circles
Choose your graphite.
A very light shade of graphite is ideal to prevent the marks from showing through your paint. This is especially important if you paint with watercolours or other thin paint, which requires a 6h pencil or an even paler option.
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- It's okay to have faint pencil lines showing through watercolour, as long as they aren't too obvious. Some artists even use this intentionally, sketching in pencil then applying a very thin wash of paint over it.
- Instead, choose a graphite that is black and puffy in order to achieve the exact shade you want. You can also try using an almost-iridescent shade if you wish to make this look natural and your first attempt will be successful.
- If you use a pencil, you can get it to be that much brighter by dipping it in a uniformly colored graphite darker than you want your circles to be. Graphite is best available in a professional or daseous paint altered with oils.
- Darker grades can produce a whole lot of interesting colors, but very few will be symmetrical, making them much more expensive. Refined graphite is much cheaper than lighter grades.
A: It's okay to have faint pencil lines showing through watercolour, as long as they aren't too obvious. Some artists even use this intentionally, sketching in pencil then applying a very thin wash of paint over it.

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How to tone your stomach with yoga
Make your inhales slow and deep.
Breathe in through the nose, concentrating on filling your lungs with air the way you would fill a glass with water. Expand your chest and concentrate on slowly filling every available space.
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- Inhale through your nose for 2-3 breaths. Inhale for 4-5 breaths in a series of four on a four-count cycle.
- To get a better sense of how much room you need, you can try lightly changing the position of your stomach-if you're worried about it expanding, stop breathing again. Making your inhales slow and deep will be easier on your body.
- When you inhale, the air in your lungs pushes the diaphragm down, which naturally causes your abdomen to protrude. However, too often people learn as adults to suck in their abdomen, which means you're not taking in as much air as you should.
- Slowly move your torso and head from your forehead to your chest. Press your belly button inward to bring and release more blood to your belly area.
A: When you inhale, the air in your lungs pushes the diaphragm down, which naturally causes your abdomen to protrude. However, too often people learn as adults to suck in their abdomen, which means you're not taking in as much air as you should.

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How to restore vinyl
Soak the item in hot, soapy water.
With some vinyl, you can simply soak it in a mixture of hot tap water and a dash of dish soap. This mixture will release most of the grime, and then you can rub it down with a cloth or sponge to help remove the rest of the grime.
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- You can also try setting the item in an air-tight container. This method works best on delicate furniture, like books or paintings.
- If you're cleaning in the shower, use a sulfadide soap or baby shampoo instead. A wet cloth can do this just as well, but it's easiest to work with the damp cloth.
- In fact, soaking the item should be done more than once. Over time, old vinyl is more likely to spoil in water, and you don't want your item to be much more likely to be damaged than it already is.
- Rinse off the soap when you're done. Try a cleaner specifically made for the type of vinyl you're cleaning.
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Rinse off the soap when you're done. Try a cleaner specifically made for the type of vinyl you're cleaning.