The Dining Hall is a long table for all the tributes to eat at and a very important room at the party. Use a dining room as the Dining Hall (if you have one), as it would be best for use. Put luxurious things like sofas and plush chairs, again, for that Capitol feel. You can leave an open area (where the guests arrive at) so it's easier to get in. However, if there is another section that leaves to the kitchen, living room, etc, add curtains/close the door. It could be a buffet, or you could give them a menu and they can order. This way someone can chow down on something they like instead of nibble on something they think is absolutely gross. Be sure to also have desserts, like cupcakes or ice cream. You could have a glass bowl with peppermints in them, because after a yummy meal, your breath could get a little stinky, and enforce a rule to eat one. Make the decorations very formal and fancy, and to spice it up, serve drinks in a glass (or plastic look-alike) and add lemon to the water. This room must be a little bigger than usual. Most people use their garages because of their size and their look. If you are using your garage, be sure to clear out the cars. Get a teacher to train your guests on how to use a Nerf gun, water gun (only use on warm summer nights so the guests won't get cold), tag ball (soft ball that must touch someone in order to get them out, not counting the beholder of the tag ball) and flashlight. You may practice using your water/Nerf gun on targets, and your flashlight or tag ball.

Summary: Set up the Dining Hall. Be sure to have something to conceal the room (including doors and curtains) so it seems as if you actually were in the Capitol at the time. Make sure you have multiple food choices. Set up the Training Center.

Stray cats are often shy and won't come inside near people. Place a bowl of cat food outside at the same time each day. This helps to get the stray cat used to the routine. If the cat won't eat the food, try placing the bowl further away from the house. Try feeding the cat different types of food, such as cat biscuits or packets of cat food. These can be purchased from a pet store. If the cat has been on the streets for a long time, it may not be used to typical foods and will take a while to get used to its new diet. Place the bowl of food inside the front door and ensure that nobody is around to scare the cat. If you have any other pets in the house, lock them in a separate room for 10-15 minute while the cat eats. Continue to feed the cat at the same time of day. This will help to increase the chances of the cat coming inside. Close all the windows and doors in the house to stop the cat from escaping. It is likely that the cat will hide for a little while once it realises that the front door is closed. This is normal behaviour for a stray cat and overtime, it will slowly become more confident. If the cat makes loud noises, starts clawing at furniture, or is terrified of people, this may indicate that it is feral. In this scenario, it is best to open the door and let the cat outside. Stray cats are often not vaccinated, which means that they can pass on diseases to other pets in the house. Keep the stray cat in a comfortable contained space with plenty of food, water, and airflow. Take any items out of the room that could fall off shelves or tables and injure the cat. Wash your hands after touching the stray cat to avoid passing on any germs to other pets in your house. Talk to the cat regularly while it is in an isolated room. This will help it get used to you. Make sure the cat has a tray of litter in the room in case they have to relieve themselves.

Summary: Feed the cat outside if it won't come inside. Bring the food inside once the cat is comfortable eating near the house. Shut the door behind the cat while it is eating. Isolate the stray cat from other pets until it is tested and vaccinated by a vet.

Your doctor will be able to help you best when they have a clear idea of your symptoms. Track what symptoms you experience, when you experience them, and how long they last. Common symptoms of poor circulation include: Tingling in your leg Numbness in your leg Throbbing or stinging in your leg Pain in your leg muscles Muscle cramps

Summary: Take note of your symptoms.

This is a logical first step in attempting to get out of your contract. Unfortunately, it's probably also the least likely to succeedunless you have some very valid reasons for the request. And even then, it will be difficult. Complaints such as continuous dropped calls and chronic poor reception are legitimate reasons for requesting relief. If poor service is your main complaint, then keep a log of everything that goes wrong. Collect your data over a week or two, and have it available when you speak with the customer service representative. Other reasons that may result in success are: You're moving to a location where the carrier doesn't provide service. Usually, you'll need a convincing reason for the move, such as an employment change or death in the family. You've been terminated from your employment, and simply can no longer afford your contract. It's a good bet that you won't have any success with a lower-tier customer service representative. If that's the case, ask to speak with a manager. This individual may have more authority when it comes to making decisions on terminating the contract. If your complaint relates primarily to poor phone service, file a complaint with the BBB. You can also register a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. Once you've done that, try contacting your carrier again, to let them know the actions you've taken. You may find them more receptive.
Summary: Notify your carrier that you want to terminate. Back up your reasons for the termination request. Request to speak with a manager. Contact the Better Business Bureau (BBB).