How to fry oysters
Shop for oysters from september to april.
Select oysters during spawning season when they are their milkiest and most delicious. While oysters are available year-round, the best are available during this window.

OPTIONS:
- Always shop for oysters from february through october. Know that oysters are more delicious when they are good during this time.
- Produce two to three oysters, ready to be fried. Oysters taken from february to september come in three stages: firm, soft, and frothy.
- At most buy oysters from the garden supply store. Many stores now offer discounted live oysters.
- Shop for oysters at fish specialty markets for the freshest selection. Your local organic grocer may also have fresh oysters.

Shop for oysters at fish specialty markets for the freshest selection. Your local organic grocer may also have fresh oysters.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to do yoga for leaner legs
Start in downward-facing dog.
Downward-facing dog is a good place to start for working your legs because you can move into a number of leg-working poses from it. Get on your hands and knees and stack your shoulders over your wrists and your hips over your knees.
OPTIONS:
- Clasp your hands together above your head at a 90 degree angle. Slowly bend your knees and straighten them forward.
- Press your hands down into the mat and engage your shoulders to stay in the shoulder joint. Slightly tuck your back toes under and begin to lift your hips up and back.
- You can either sit on the floor with your legs straight in front of you or you can stand and straighten yourself with one leg. If you prefer as you are in downward dog, keep your back straight rather than rigid.
- Lower your heels as far as you can to below your hips, until your back is straight and you're able to keep your hips centered over your shoulders. Do 10 to 15 repetitions of downward-facing dog.

answer: Press your hands down into the mat and engage your shoulders to stay in the shoulder joint. Slightly tuck your back toes under and begin to lift your hips up and back.

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How to choose kiwis
Inspect the outer skin.
Inspect the outer skin's color and texture. A ripe kiwi's skin is brown and fuzzy.

OPTIONS:
- Depending on the type of kiwi you are purchasing, you may want to do a little testing for stubborn skin. Trim the core parts of the kiwi and examine the skin for red, spotted, or crumbly skin.
- Look for faint spots or scales, which are usually normal. They come from recent pruning or harvesting.
- Examine the inner skin and texture, too, to determine whether your kiwis might be ripe or not. Check the outer skin's texture for calcium as well.
- Also, check for any bruises, dark spots, mold, or wrinkles. If the kiwi is bruised, shriveled, or has mold, then the kiwi is not good for eating and is probably overripe..

Next sentence: Also, check for any bruises, dark spots, mold, or wrinkles. If the kiwi is bruised, shriveled, or has mold, then the kiwi is not good for eating and is probably overripe.

context: How to turn a friend into a lover
Understand the risks.
Before you sit down to have a conversation with your friend about your relationship and where it's going, understand the risks involved in asking to change your friendship into a romantic relationship. Your friend could feel the same, but they might not.

OPTIONS:
- Your decision to break up may be the final decision that they will take. The reason you need to decide whether or not to ask your friend out is a personal decision, and that choice is yours alone.
- Unfortunately, friendship is built on hearts and feelings, as well as the others'. Your friend might become jealous, and this could lead to unwarranted platonic affection.
- You need to prepare for your friend not to feel the way you do. When assessing the risks you should also decide how you will react to your friend's potential response.
- It's perfectly normal for a friend to find out about some of the pros and cons of getting into a relationship, and ultimately, it's a decision. Think about what you want out of the friendship.
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next sentence for the context: You need to prepare for your friend not to feel the way you do. When assessing the risks you should also decide how you will react to your friend's potential response.

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How to make peace in your community
Become more familiar with your community.
Getting to know individuals from many different backgrounds and walks of life within your community may give you a new perspective on the problems facing your community. Some ways to get to know the people and places in your community might include :
Introducing yourself to people.

OPTIONS:
- Taking an interest in the lives of other people. Becoming more involved in what your community is capable of dealing with.
- Putting together a study group to talk about problems you have. Demonstrating that you are kind to other people.
- Make a habit of introducing yourself to the people you meet in daily life. Show genuine interest in them, and ask them questions about their lives, jobs, and families.
- Showing up to meetings with the right attitude. Looking straight in the faces at other people and moving with authority.

OUT: Make a habit of introducing yourself to the people you meet in daily life. Show genuine interest in them, and ask them questions about their lives, jobs, and families.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to fix a huge argument with your girlfriend
Cool down.
You cannot expect to resolve an argument immediately after it has occurred. In the wake of a disagreement, take some time to cool down.
OPTIONS:
- After you have cooled down, go on a day trip somewhere that is neither too warm nor too cold, depending on the time of year. If you can, walk or jog around a bit for some exercise, as this will ensure that your joints are less sore.
- Take a few hours, even a few days, to cool down and process your emotions properly. Take a long walk, go see a friend, watch a movie.
- Get away from distractions until you're calmer. It's okay to be angry.
- You want to be cool, not mad, but still calm. Take 30 to 45 minutes to cool down the situation.

answer:
Take a few hours, even a few days, to cool down and process your emotions properly. Take a long walk, go see a friend, watch a movie.