Write an article based on this "Place cushions, blankets, and comfortable chairs around your screen. Have snacks and refreshments available. Ward off bugs with citronella candles and bug spray. Do your best to not disturb your neighbors with noise."
article: Movies are long, so you'll want to make sure that your guests have a comfortable place to sit throughout. Folding camping chairs or bean-bags work great for this.Image:Create an Outdoor Movie Theater Step 22.jpg If you don't have any chairs on hand, you can lay blankets and pillows on the ground. If it's going to get chilly later in the evening, remind your guests to bring along sweaters. Adding snacks to your backyard movie night will only enhance it! Popcorn and candy are easy go-tos, but healthier snacks are always a smart idea as well. Some healthy snack suggestions are celery sticks, pretzels, fruit salad, carrot sticks, or crackers and cheese. Purchasing some paper popcorn bags can make it feel just like you're at the movie theater! If you live in an area where mosquitos and other pests tend to congregate, you can keep them away by placing citronella candles around your theater. Just make sure that none of them are close to any flammable objects. Alternatively, you can use traditional bug sprays or creams. Bug sprays often have an ingredient called DEET in them. It's a powerful insect repellent, but it can irritate your skin, so avoid spraying it directly on your skin if possible. If you live in a suburban area, you might want to ask for your neighbors' permission or let them know that you will be doing a backyard movie night beforehand. Or (even better) invite them to join the party! This will give them a heads-up about what you're doing, and also make them feel welcome in your home. Some areas have noise restrictions imposed by the local government, so be mindful of these.

Write an article based on this "Know what people want. Take good pictures. Price your items for what they are worth. Use accurate keywords. Make use of social media. Advertise where potential buyers might be. Look into pay-per-click advertisements. Advertise in the real world."
article: If you sell generic pieces of jewelry that can be found just about anywhere, you are less likely to attract attention as a new seller. Instead, cater to a specific interest or niche. Browse through message boards and blogs to get an idea of what people want. You can also visit online stores and marketplaces that rank search results by popularity. The downfall of selling jewelry online is that buyers cannot examine the piece in person. As a result, clear, informative photographs are essential. Take pictures using a high-resolution digital camera. Photograph each piece of jewelry from different angles, getting as close as possible without blurring the image and using natural light or other clear lighting. You may even want to prop the jewelry up next to coins or other items that show the size of each piece. As your business grows, you can consider hiring a photography student or professional photographer to take better pictures for you. Pricing an item too high will discourage customers for obvious reasons, but pricing an item too low will decrease the perceived value of a piece. There are several common pricing models used by jewelry designers. First, you must determine the wholesale value. Then, determine the retail pricing that you will sell at. The simplest wholesale value scale is to take the total material cost and multiply it by 3 or 3.5. You can also factor labor into the wholesale cost more directly by multiplying the number of hours you worked by an hourly wage, like $35 per hour, and taking the product of that equation and adding the total cost of the material to it. Determine the retail price by multiplying the wholesale price by any number between 1.4 and 2.0, depending on how high quality you feel your jewelry is. Accurate keywords will draw interested customers to your shop while making sure uninterested customers are not misled there. You should also take into consideration the types of keywords you choose. When people shop via online search engines, they generally type in the most basic information possible. For instance, someone looking for a heart-shaped pendant is likely to search for "heart necklace" or "heart pendant." When choosing titles and keywords, avoid using overly specific terms that are unlikely to show up on a search engine hit. At the same time, you should avoid being too vague. A necklace titled "silver aquamarine heart necklace" will pick up more hits than one titled "heart necklace," since anyone interested in "silver," "aquamarine," "heart," or "necklace" will have a chance at making it to your online shop. Advertise you products on as many social media websites as possible. Actively seek out friends and followers, and continually post links to new listings in your online store. Instead of advertising in forums that are geared toward jewelry makers, advertise in forums that are a little more neutral. Create a blog and connect to other bloggers with an interest in fashion and design. Join message board communities and leave a link to your online store in your signature, as long as the rules of the board allow it. You only pay for these advertisements when someone clicks on the ad and is redirected to your store. Essentially, you are advertising your online shop and only paying for the people who notice your ad. Your homemade jewelry business may stay online, but that does not mean your marketing campaign should. While the majority of your advertising should be done online, you can also print flyers or business cards to spread out around your local area. Include information about how to visit your online jewelry listings, as well as information and pictures of some of the jewelry you sell.

Write an article based on this "Roast the turkey for 1.5-5 more hours depending on its weight. Check on the turkey every hour. Take the turkey out of the oven once it reaches 165F (74C). Let the turkey cool for 30 minutes before serving."
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The more your turkey weighs, the longer you'll need to roast it for. You can find out how much your turkey weighs by checking the plastic wrapping that it came in. 812 pounds (3.65.4kg): roast for 1.5-2 more hours. 1214 pounds (5.46.4kg): roast for 2-3 more hours. 1420 pounds (6.49.1kg): roast for 3-4 more hours. 2024 pounds (9.110.9kg): roast for 4-5 more hours. When you check on the turkey, check its temperature with the thermometer to make sure it's going up. You can also brush on more melted butter or oil to give it more flavor. If the turkey looks like it's burning or getting too crisp, cover the top with aluminum foil. Your turkey will be fully cooked and safe to eat at this temperature. Check the temperature with the thermometer at multiple depths in different places to make sure the whole turkey is cooked through. Check the center of the turkey with the thermometer since it will take the longest to cook. After 30 minutes, your turkey should be cool enough to carve and serve. Carve the turkey and serve it with stuffing, mashed potatoes, or your other favorite sides.