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How to measure clothing for your cat
Measure a calm cat.
Catch your cat in a good mood, or a sleepy mood. Wait until your cat is holding still, and take his or her measurements.
A: If your cat is hyper, play with him for a while and gradually calm him down. For example, let your cat chase a toy for a while, then let him catch the toy.

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How to fly internationally on an early morning flight with your kids
Tell your kids about the flight a few weeks beforehand.
Explain to them that they have to start getting to bed early so they're not tired on the big day. Tell them what time you're flight is and how far away the airport is.
A: Although your kids are young, they will be surprisingly interested. Also tell them how fun the country you're traveling to is, that will be very exciting for them! Start packing.

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How to make tea
Boil the water.
Pour more than enough water for a cup of tea into a regular pot, and bring it to a boil.
The better tasting your water, the better tasting your tea.
A: The best water is filtered or bottled (but not distilled). If using tap water, let it run cold for 10 seconds before using it for tea.

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How to work at an ngo
Think about what you want to do.
Take some time to think about what, exactly, you want out of a job. Ngo salaries are often very low, so if you're looking to make a lot of money, they may not be the best option.
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However, if you want to travel, provide aid to people, or work toward a specific, moral goal, ngos may be a perfect fit. Look for an ngo that matches your goals.