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" In this method, we use the airflow from a fan to cause a fake fabric "flame" to billow and blow. The size of your flame will depend on the desired size of your fake fire or the space limitations of your fireplace. Taking these measures into account, cut flames accordingly. When it comes to cutting flames, you have several options. You may want to cut many thin strands of fabric to give your fire a thin, "wisp-y" appearance, or, alternatively, you may want to cut a flat flame-shaped sheet for a more robust look. You can even create a 3-dimensional flame by using a tented piece of fabric open at the bottom -- however, if you do this, be sure to cut several holes at the top for the air to pass through or you'll have a "fat", stationary flame. Now that you know your fire works as intended, it's time to give it the appearance of a real fire instead of a fan-powered contraption. For instance, you might try placing logs over and around the flames. You might also want to spread fake ashes and burnt debris over and around the fire. If you don't have real logs at your disposal, don't worry - you can make fake lightweight logs by cutting pool noodles into short sections and wrapping these in construction paper. Another good idea is to mimic the appearance of "coals" by piling a string of LED or Christmas-style lights beneath the fire. The effect is best if you can find red or orange lights or if you put a layer of red or orange cellophane over the lights.

summary: Cut your "flames. Conceal your fan and lights.

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The vagina has a specialized lining, which contains glands that excrete small amounts of fluid every day. The purpose of regular, daily vaginal discharge is to collect old, sloughed cells and possible pathogens or "foreign bodies", and to expel them from the vagina. In addition, this discharge encourages a healthy balance of bacteria and yeast which protects against infection. In other words, most vaginal discharge is good for you. Discharge is a natural way that your body protects itself. Women will have a normal discharge every 80 minutes during sleep. This is a normal physiologic function (men as well have an erection every 80 minutes during sleep). Normal vaginal discharge is usually clear or milky-white and may have a mild, if any, odor. It can be watery or thick and mucus-y, but the consistency should be relatively smooth and lump free most of the time. In premenopausal women, it is normal to have about 1 teaspoon of white or clear vaginal discharge every day. However, the amount and characteristics of vaginal discharge can vary from one woman to another. There are a number of reasons that your vaginal discharge may look, smell or appear slightly different. If you're concerned about your discharge, run through this quick check list to see if you are experiencing or have recently experienced any of the following conditions. These are the most common - but completely normal - reasons your discharge may change: Ovulation: During ovulation, there is usually an increased volume of discharge. This discharge is more clear, stretchy, and slippery. The purpose of this change is to allow easier passage of sperm during the time that an egg is ready for fertilization. Menstruation: Discharge that is thick and white typically makes an appearance just before and after your menstrual cycle. Pregnancy and post-partum: Pregnant women often notice an increase in the amount of discharge and a change in its consistency. This is especially noticeable in the last few weeks before delivery, when discharge can become thicker and more voluminous. After delivery, women will experience discharge termed "lochia." This particular discharge consists of blood, small clots, and sloughed-off tissue from the lining of the uterus that built-up over the course of pregnancy. Over time, it will change into a watery, pink discharge and eventually subside. Menopause: The normal amount of vaginal discharge typically decreases during menopause as estrogen levels fall. Sexual arousal: Watery discharge that is clear or slightly white is a sign of sexual excitement. The purpose of this discharge is to provide lubrication to protect the vagina during sex. Your discharge is your body's natural way of protecting itself. Douching is advisable only on rare occasions. If you don't like the feeling of wetness on your underwear and clothing, consider wearing a panty-liner in your underwear. These can be purchased at grocery stores, drug stores and pharmacies, and convenience stores. You can also make your own pantyliners out of fabrics you have around the house, or bought from a craft store, if you want a cheaper and more natural solution.

summary: Understand the function of vaginal discharge. Understand what normal vaginal discharge looks like. Know the normal reasons your discharge may change. Don't worry about "cleaning out" your normal discharge.

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A single, fully-grown kale plant will need a container that is about 12 inches (30cm) deep and equally wide. Be sure to choose pots that have drainage holes at the bottom. Fill the pots about 3/4 full with the same growing medium you used to germinate the seeds. If you decide to plant multiple plants in one pot, try to provide each plant with a diameter of approximately 12 inches (30cm) of space to grow. The pots can be made of any material as long as they are large enough and have drainage holes. Use your finger to loosen the growing mix around each plant. Remove each seedling gently to avoid damaging the roots. Tip the seed tray sideways if it makes it easier to remove the plants. If your seed tray is made of flexible plastic, push in the bottom of each seedling container to release the plants easily. Dig a small hole in each pot that is about the length and width of the seedling's roots. Gently insert the plant into the growing medium. Fill the space around the roots with the growing mix, just enough to cover the roots entirely. The stems of the plants don't need to be buried in the growing mix. Add water around the base of each plant until the growing medium is moist. Stop if water begins to pool in the pots. Over-watering your plants can cause them to become water-logged and it may damage their roots. You will have to water kale grown in pots more than outdoor kale plants. Water the plants every few days, or whenever the growing medium looks dry. Kale needs at least partial sun to thrive and grow. If you can, place your kale pots next to a south-facing window. In very high temperatures, provide your kale plants with partial shade to prevent sun damage. If temperatures reach over 70F (21C), move your kale plants from a sunny spot to one with partial shade. To grow greens indoors without sunlight, you will need a lighting system that delivers the light spectrum they require. Buy a 2 or 4 fixture for fluorescent bulbs and mix cool white and warm white bulbs. Be sure that you have enough lighting to cover your plants evenly. These lights should only be left on for at least 4 hours a day to simulate natural sunlight. Your plants should be positioned at least 6 inches under the lights to avoid overheating. You can buy grow lights at a gardening center, hardware store, or online. Be sure to replace fluorescent bulbs when they turn black at the ends. As an alternative you can purchase T-5 grow lights, which are more expensive than fluorescent lights but use less energy. Pruning your kale will keep it from going to seed too fast. As your kale plants start to reach maturity, gently pull off their older, outside leaves. Make sure the leaves are severed right near the base of the plants to prevent damage. Most kale plants reach maturity in 55 to 65 days. Do this every few days, or as needed. The older leaves still taste good, so you can wash them and include them in salads, smoothies, or other dishes.
summary: Prepare pots for your kale that are at least 12 inches (30cm) wide and deep. Remove the seedlings from their trays very gently. Plant each kale seedling as deep as its roots. Water the plants just enough to moisten the soil. Choose a spot that gets at least 4 hours of sun a day for your kale. Purchase grow lights if your home doesn't get much sunlight. Prune your kale plants to slow their bolting.