Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A skateboarder come rolling down a steep road. skateboarders
OPTIONS:
- rides down the street flipping and falling back as the ramp flips.
- roll down the middle of public streets.
- ride down on highways or bridges while makes a stand eyelash with onlookers and tops with hugs.
- is running fast down a hilly road.
A: roll down the middle of public streets.

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How to join a csa
Check online csa directories for popular options.
The easiest way to find a local csa is by browsing online farming databases. Though they may not list every farm in your area, these websites provide a large number of options that should satisfy anybody living in a moderately or densely populated place.
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- Most will provide you with specific information, such as the location for the farm or its owner. Enter your zip code to visit the website.
- Type " csa database " in the search bar and enter the information to bring you to the database page that can help you find farms in your area. You can also search local crops by farm type from the database's menu box on the left side.
- Many online farming databases, such as prairie or rancho, may have feed lists as well as arranged lists in which you might visit. Search the websites of csa organizations for locally owned and federally owned farms.
- Some popular databases include : The usda csa directory, which lists all csa programs registered with the us government. Local harvest, which lists community farms as well as farmers' markets.
A: Some popular databases include : The usda csa directory, which lists all csa programs registered with the us government. Local harvest, which lists community farms as well as farmers' markets.

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How to lend books from a home library
Know what books you have.
This doesn't mean just looking around and jotting down the authors. Lets go about this systematically.
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- Common sources to look for include the names of authors on amazon or ebay, and company account holders. Some free titles are listed, as well as categories like " borrowed books, " " copies of books " and " returns.
- Consider what books you have already had : Books by david machill, chapter ii books Browse local libraries. Look for their policies on what is to be brought into or where you can bring it.
- There are two common ways that books can be lent: from online retailers or making them yourself. As a general rule, first the clearance format.
- Start in one area of your house (better yet get all of your books into one area). Bring up an excel spreadsheet and lets get started! Create a catalog or list of all of your books.
A: Start in one area of your house (better yet get all of your books into one area). Bring up an excel spreadsheet and lets get started! Create a catalog or list of all of your books.

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How to clean seasoned cast iron
Wipe out the pan with a paper towel.
Go over the surface of the pan lightly to remove as much grease and loose debris as you can. The slick surface of seasoned cast iron should release most messes without leaving behind a sticky residue.
OPTIONS:
- Add regular dish detergent to the pan and stir in about 1 cup (240 ml) of dish detergent. Dish detergent is great for lubricating and removing grease from stainless steel.
- Be sure to wait for the pan to cool down before attempting to clean it. Giving your cookware a preliminary wipedown will help work some of the leftover food grease into the pores in the iron, improving its level of seasoning.
- Scrub the pan with a soft bristled, dust-free rag. Oil your rag with a mild astringent or lemon juice before and after wiping it clean.
- Rinse the pan and use a heavy duty cleaning fluid. Most seasoned cast iron pans have a combination of either salt and water to help ensure cleanliness.
A:
Be sure to wait for the pan to cool down before attempting to clean it. Giving your cookware a preliminary wipedown will help work some of the leftover food grease into the pores in the iron, improving its level of seasoning.