In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you have a draft of the haiku done, read it aloud several times. Listen to how the haiku sounds. Make sure each line flows easily into one another and that the lines follow the 5-7-5 syllable count. The haiku should sound natural when read aloud. If you notice any awkward or choppy lines, adjust them so they sound smooth. Replace any words that are too long or complicated. Make sure the haiku sounds pleasant when reading aloud. Get feedback from others about the haiku. Ask friends, family members, and peers what they think of the haiku. Pose questions about whether the haiku embodies a moment in nature or a season. If you wrote a haiku about a particular subject or object, ask others if they think the haiku does a good job of exploring it. Place the haiku in the center of the page and center the lines so it forms a diamond shape. This is how haikus are traditionally formatted. You can also add a short title at the top of the haiku, such as "Autumn" or "Dog." Avoid long, wordy titles. Many haikus do not have titles. It is not absolutely necessary that you title your haiku poem.
Summary: Read the haiku out loud. Show the haiku to others. Center the haiku on the page when it's done.

Don't be afraid to talk about the person and share all types of memories. Part of being a support also means not having to talk about the person all of the time. Everyone will be dealing with it in their own way so it's also fine to leave things unsaid and just spend time making sure everyone is OK. Include children and younger family members in these groups when it is possible. Kids need to see they do not need to hold in their feelings. Crying is OK to do in front of others and this includes the kids. Spirituality for some means turning to religion but it doesn't have to if that is not a regular part of your life. You may find whatever you believe occurs after death is a way to find peace in the death of a loved one. Take whatever time you need to talk about this with others who share your beliefs. You may also choose to pray, meditate, or take walks in nature to ease your grief. In the months after the death, you will find those around you talk less about it, but a group setting can help you feel like you can still talk about it on a regular basis with people who have been there. To find a group, you can reach out to a variety of sources including groups specific to the type of death (like cancer survivors group, or families of crime victims) or those that are religious based if you feel that is a good fit. Many hospitals also offer support groups as well. You will probably find the group setting either really helpful or not. You can test the waters to see which type of outside supports work best for you. If it's unhelpful, you may find that one-on-one counseling with a grief specialist works. While emotional reactions are expected after a death, there are also physical symptoms to grief. Loss of appetite, nausea and stomach pain, intestinal upset, and sleep disturbances/loss of energy often present themselves when someone is experiencing grief. By taking care of your body, you can also help to heal your mind. Do your best to get enough sleep and eat right. Exercise is a good way to help increase your ability to sleep and eat. In addition, it causes your body to produce endorphins, which will help lift your mood. Avoid using drugs or alcohol to "numb the pain." If, no matter how hard you try, you have trouble keeping a regular appetite and sleep habits, you may need to talk to a professional. Sometimes, people who are grieving experience symptoms of depression, which must be addressed in order to fully heal.
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One-sentence summary -- Spend time with loved ones who knew the person. Look for solace in your spirituality. Participate in a bereavement support group. Look after yourself physically.

Q: Use these phrases to explain why you're approaching the person in need of sympathy, if you heard about the problem from someone else. If s/he started the conversation, respond by acknowledging the other person's feelings. "I'm sorry to hear that." "I heard you were going through tough times." "That sounds painful." Some people respond to stress or grief by becoming busier. They may not take the time off to think about their emotional state. Make eye contact and use a phrase that makes it clear you're asking about his/her feelings, not day-to-day life: "How are you feeling?" "How are you coping with everything?" Make it clear that you are on his/her side. Mention friends and family that may also be able to support him/her, reminding him/her that s/he has other people to turn to: "You are in my thoughts." "I am here when you need me." "I'll be in touch later this week about helping out with _____." Avoid the very common "Let me know if there's anything I can do." This actually makes the person have to think of something for you, which they may not feel capable of doing at this time. Some people have trouble expressing emotions, or feel that they are experiencing the "wrong" emotions. Use these phrases to let them know it's okay: "It's okay to cry if you need to." "I accept whatever you need to do right now." "It's normal to feel guilty." (or anger, or whichever emotion the other person just expressed)
A: Acknowledge the event or problem. Ask the person how they're coping. Express support. Let the person know that emotions are appropriate.

Article: Once the certificate has been installed, click the "Assign Services to Certificate" link towards the bottom of the Actions list. Select your server from the list that appears and click Next. Select which services you want to protect with the certificate. Click Next, then Assign, and then Finish.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Enable the certificate.

Problem: Article: One of the primary types of insurance you will need is general liability insurance. This will cover your legal expenses, court fees, and settlements in the event that you are sued by a customer who was injured on one of your cruises. This can help you avoid being financially ruined by one bad experience. You may also need insurance to cover potential losses of property in case of a fire or shipwreck. Contact major insurers to inquire about this type of coverage. Customers can sue for any number of reasons, so it's best to get the highest insurance coverage amount that you can afford. Passengers can even sue over rough seas. You will need licenses to operate as a business and as a cruise line. The specific licenses will depend on where you are registered and also where you go stop along your routes. You will need to gain clearance from a part authority or local government anywhere you plan to stop. Because of the complex nature of these permits and dealing with local authorities, it may be wise to hire a consultant who can help you with this. You will also need to obtain liquor licenses for the relevant regions if you are not cruising in international waters. In all case, contact the relevant authority (ports, the coast guard, local governments, etc.) to inquire about specific permit and license requirements. You must adhere to the CDC's twice-annual required health inspections, due to the outbreaks of various intestinal diseases on cruise ships. This is also a form of liability. Now that you're ready to sail, you'll have to attract customers to fill your first voyage. Set a date and begin creating a marketing plan to reach the right customers. Be sure to consider first exactly who you want to attract. Are you looking for elderly retirees or young people? Do you want families, couples, or single people onboard? Your answers to these questions depend on the nature of the cruise you are offering and will inform your advertising strategies and media choices. For example, many cruise lines are now seeking to attract millennials by offering cruises focused more on adventure and destinations than on on gambling and shopping. Before you depart, run a check of all your ship's systems, crew members, and services. Make sure everything is running smoothly and efficiently. Your first voyage will need to go through without problems if you hope to keep running your cruise line for very long, so make sure to be absolutely ready before departing.
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Buy Insurance coverage. Obtain the required licenses and permits. Advertise your first cruise. Double check your ship, crew, and operations.