Q: Cape sundews will do well in bright greenhouses or even on a windowsill that gets lots of light. Unlike lots of other carnivorous plants, they don't need to spend part of the year in a lower-temperature "dormancy period." You also won't be able to overwater these guys -- they love being wet! So long as you've got a spot in your garden with full sun, these trumpet-like pitcher plants are for you! There are lots of different Sarracenia varieties that can stay outdoors all year round. They appreciate warm to hot summers and high humidity, and they thrive in in-ground bogs or outdoor pots. Sarracenia purpura does just fine in areas with shorter growing seasons and freezing temperatures over the winter, such as in the Northeastern United States or Southern Canada. Some Sarracenia varieties, including psittancina, rosea, and minor, do better in areas that don't experience harsh winters or long periods of freezing temperatures. Marsh pitcher plants, also called Heliamphora, appreciate a cooler indoor environment. They need lots of light, water, and high humidity, and they'll do well in any room where you can provide these elements. These plants produce attractive red-greenish "pitchers" that catch their prey. These plants are pretty picky about temperature and light -- they need a cool spot and lots of sunlight! Because they're so temperamental, they're not great for beginners. There are lots of different varieties of butterwort, but an easy one to grow is the Mexican Pinguicula. This pretty little plant produces purple flowers and rosettes of silvery leaves. They do well as houseplants so long as they're kept next to a bright window. These guys are so cool they've inspired Broadway musicals! Like Sarracenia, Venus fly traps thrive in outdoor full-sun spots that don't drop below about 20 (about -6) during the winter. They also make great houseplants so long as they get enough light.
A: Go with a Cape sundew if you're a beginner. Choose Sarracenia for a good outdoor plant. Grow a marsh pitcher plant if you want to keep it inside. Plant butterwort for a flowering carnivore. Pick a Venus flytrap for an iconic indoor/outdoor plant.

Q: A metal tape measure won't sit close enough to your skin. You can find soft measuring tapes at craft and sewing stores with the sewing needles and accessories. Instead of using a soft tape measure, you can wrap a piece of string around your body and mark that distance with your fingers. Then, simply lay the string against a regular tape measure or a ruler to get your measurements! You have a lot of measurements to take, so don't think you can just commit them to memory! You'll need a decent size piece of paper and pen, or you can just take notes on your phone. You can also have someone jot down measurements as you call them out. Write down measurements in inches and centimeters, just in case you happen upon a store that uses the opposite one from what's normal in your country.
A: Pick up a cloth or plastic soft tape measure. Get a piece of string and a ruler if you don't have a soft tape measure. Grab something to take notes on.

Q: These words can come from a textbook, the internet, or a handout you got from a teacher. Either way, it's best to have the words right in front of you so you can memorize them more easily. You can also write the words out by hand on a piece of paper, which will help you memorize them even more. Drawing a picture that describes each word will help you remember it better. Make sure to maintain the original meaning of each word as best as you can. Nouns might be easiest, as you'll just have to draw the person, place, or thing. Adjectives will be somewhat easy. Words like "big" and "beautiful" will be relatively easy to draw. Verbs might be more difficult. For a word like "associate" try to draw its meaning (the connection between things). Word association webs will help you remember words by associating them with other words. This is a great visual way of memorizing words quickly and will complement other visual approaches to memorization. Write the word you want to remember on the center of a sheet of paper. Draw lines outward from the center connecting the center word to other words that you associate with it. For example, if the word is "winter" draw a line outward connecting it to "snow" and another line on the other side connecting it to "freezing" and another line on the side connecting it to "ice." Repeat this process outward until you're confident you will remember it. This should not take more than 3-5 minutes per word. Creating a picture story is similar to creating a word or sentence story, but instead of writing it out, you'll be drawing your story. This method works great for very visual and artistic learners who might be overwhelmed with writing out vocabulary words. Take your list of words and quickly draw a picture for each word. Try to maintain the original meaning of the word, if you can. Organize the pictures so they make a story you can remember. This will work great when paired with word association and mnemonic devices. The more time you spend looking at and thinking about your visual aids, the better prepared you'll be and the better you'll remember your word list. Spread this out over a couple days if possible. Review your visual aids when you have time. Consider: Reviewing them while eating. Looking at them when you have downtime in between other tasks and projects. Spending a couple minutes looking at them and thinking about them when you wake up and before you go to sleep.
A: Have the list of words you need to memorize printed out in front of you. Draw a picture for each word. Create a word association web. Create a picture story. Spend time reviewing your picture, your web, and your story.

Q: A small "pencil" icon labeled with "edit or delete" will display. A pop-up window will display asking you to confirm your decision to delete the comment. Your comment will then be removed from that particular Facebook photo indefinitely.
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Navigate to the photo that contains the comment you have decided to delete. Point to the upper-right corner of the box that displays your comment. Click on the "delete" to delete your comment. Press the "Delete" button that displays in the pop-up window.