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How to mix light to make colors
Gather your materials.
You will need three flashlights, colored cellophane (red, green, and blue), three rubber bands, and a white wall. Try to use similar flashlights.
A: This will help keep the intensity of each light roughly the same. A large sheet of white posterboard or several pieces of white copy paper can be used in place of a white wall.

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How to do hand lettering
Select a statement, word, or initials to draw.
Before you can create your design, you need to know what you're designing. Pick a quote or word that you love, or start with initials.
A: When you're just getting started, it's a good idea to stick with something short and uncomplicated. Longer quotes allow you to try out more font styles, but they're also harder to manage and can be time consuming.

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How to get your boyfriend to hang out with you
Examine your feelings.
Write about your frustrations, or talk to a trustworthy friend. Perhaps you feel neglected, or frustrated, or insecure-or all of these things.
A: Try to determine whether he is truly failing to keep up his end of the relationship agreement, or whether you are holding him up to unrealistic expectations. Think about how your feelings have changed over time, and consider whether this problem is symptomatic of any other problems in your relationship.

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The man spins around on the pommel horse. The man does a handstand and dismounts. The man raises his arms and walks away. the man
A:
shakes another man's hand.