Q: Involuntary commitment implies you are taking a person's freedom away. This serious procedure varies from state to state, but in general, involuntary commitments are either judicial or emergency and require input from a doctor, therapist, and/or the court. Often, after a suicide attempt, temporary commitment is mandatory. Every person has the right to the least restrictive treatment, which isn't always the most beneficial treatment. Here is a link you can use to look up specifics and what is required on civil/judicial commitment by state: http://www.treatmentadvocacycenter.org/get-help/know-the-laws-in-your-state. Do this in the district where the person has a residence. Ask the clerk for the proper petition forms. You can complete them there or take them home and return at another time. Once the forms are complete submit them to the clerk. You will be asked to describe the behavior the person is exhibiting that would support this person being formally committed to a mental facility. If there is not a reason for immediate commitment, a hearing will be scheduled, and the judge will make the final determination based on any evidence presented. Once the papers are filed, you will have little direct influence on what happens though you will likely be called upon to testify at the hearing. The person may be ordered by the court to undergo a mental health evaluation, which may or may not result in the court ordering treatment. If so ordered, the person may be committed to receive treatment or ordered to undergo supervised outpatient treatment. The person in question may have serious problems with being placed in an inpatient mental health facility. If there is not an immediate resolution, and you feel you are in potential danger, seek a restraining order against the person to restrict her contact. If she violates that, you can ask the police and mental health professionals to intervene. The person has the right to get a second opinion, and if not completely impaired, will likely argue that she should not be committed. Be prepared to talk about the situation with her attorney, health care professional, or other advocates. If it comes to this, it would be wise to secure the services of an attorney yourself. Be aware that the person may get released from the mental health facility without you knowing, or being prepared. The person's demands and demonstration of "healthy" behavior, a doctor's orders, or lack of insurance coverage can be reasons for early release. You can sometimes block a premature discharge by strong advocacy such as pleading your well-documented case to the doctor in charge. If you're truly committed to this course of action, you will need to be a strong voice for yourself. If the person is somebody close to you, remember that this is in everyone's best interest in the long run. Cutbacks in both services and staff have significantly shortened hospital stays. If you can participate in discharge planning, insist on real, demonstrated signs of progress, real, insurance-authorized supports for recovery, and real protections for you and the person. If you are seeking immediate commitment and there is no immediate danger, you will likely be required to provide evidence to justify your request. This may be the statement of a licensed physician, or sworn statements by other witnesses that the person in question could be a danger to themselves or to others. If the judge agrees, local law enforcement will detain and escort the person to the local mental health facility, and a hearing will be scheduled for further resolution.
A: Clarify the law. Visit the city or county courthouse. Attend the hearing. Secure a restraining order if necessary. Prepare for attorney involvement. Anticipate an early release. Gather supporting documentation.

Q: Make sure that all of the song fits cohesively to the one mood. Kurt used power chords for the most part. Occasionally arpeggios and simple single note riffs were used, but they didn't follow a scale. Kurt didn't use scales. For riffs like those in Bleach, focus on heavy, dark sounding riffs. Hardcore punk was a big influence to Nirvana during the early years. For Nevermind or In Utero, focus more on pop influences. Kurt based Nevermind on Sonic Youth's Goo album. While solos can be tricky to write, they're often worth it if done well. Solos like those in Bleach: again, focus on heavier sounding solos. A lot of Kurt's solos during this era were noise and, as Butch Vig said, Kurt "strangling his guitar." so focus on these aspects and listen to Bleach for help. For Nevermind or In Utero, again, more pop influenced, not as heavy. These should be more upbeat and more musical. If you want, copy the vocal melody like on "Smells Like Teen Spirit" or "Come As You Are".
A: Pick a mood to guide the song. Work on the chords. Concentrate on one specific album for inspiration. Try writing a solo.

Q: Line the muffin pan with paper cases. Melt over hot water, then allow to cool slightly. Stir gently to ensure complete coverage of the cornflakes. Fill so that the cornflakes rise out of the cases in a mound. Push 2 to 3 miniature eggs into the "nest". This step is optional; the "nests" can be enjoyed without eggs too. When they're ready, simply remove from the muffin pan and arrange on a serving plate. Store in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
A: Prepare the muffin pan. Place both types of chocolate into a double boiler. Stir the melted chocolate into the cornflakes. Use a tablespoon to transfer the chocolate-coated cornflakes into the paper cases. Use your thumb to create an indent for the nest. Leave the chocolate cornflake nests to set. Finished.

Q: Dandelions grow wild and you can easily harvest their seeds when the plant is in the seed phase. This is when the top of the plant looks like a puffball. Each of the little feathery strands has a seed attached to it, so you can collect these in a bag or other small container and take them home for planting. If you prefer to purchase dandelion seeds, then check your local garden center or look for seeds online. Wild dandelion greens may have a bitter taste, while cultivated dandelion greens will not be as bitter. Dandelions do best when they have full sunlight for a large part of the day, so choose a sunny location in your garden or plan to place potted dandelions in a sunny window. Try going out in your yard a few times throughout the day to scope out the sunniest spot. For example, you could go outside at 8 am, 12 pm, and 4 pm and note where the sun is at by placing a few rocks on the edges of where the sun is shining. If you will mainly be using dandelions for their leaves, then growing them in partial shade is a better option. This will help to reduce the bitterness of the leaves and the number of flowers it produces. The dandelion seed will need to be 6 inches (15cm) apart for flowers and 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6cm) apart for greens. Flowers will need more room than baby dandelion greens because they will have deeper roots. Measure the distance between your seeds to ensure that they will have plenty of room. Leave the seeds uncovered if you are planting indoors. You will not need to worry about the seeds getting blown out. Dandelions do best in a shallow bed. Do not plant your dandelions in an area with poor drainage or a tightly packed soil, such as clay. Use a garden fork to loosen the soil before you plant if it is tightly packed. Use a loosely packed potting soil with added compost as the growing medium. Dandelions need a lot of water to thrive, so plan to water them regularly. However, do not water them too much. Water just enough so that the soil feels moist. Check the soil by poking your finger into it once every 2 to 3 days. If the soil feels moist, then they do not need water yet. If it feels dry, then give them some water.
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Gather or purchase some seeds. Choose a sunny location to grow your dandelions. Sow the seeds for flowers or greens. Water the dandelions regularly.