In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Don't worry about writing out a whole sentence. Just jot down a few words to help jog your memory. Later, you can include these things in your letter. For instance, you might write, "tutored after school, wrote encouraging notes on papers, let me take a book home, and offered extra credit." Decide what stands out most from your time in their class. It could be a special lecture they did, a topic you studied, or a day they made you feel special. Write down a summary of what happened during that event. For instance, your favorite moment might have been when you gave a presentation that they highly praised. You might write down what happened, how it felt, and why the moment mattered to you. On the other hand, you might remember a lesson where you and your classmates got to step into the shoes of historical figures. Think about why you enjoyed that lesson and what you took from it. Don't just include your class assignments. Think about the life lessons you took from your teacher, like how to treat others, how to be prepared, and how to work hard after you fail. Make a list of the things your teacher taught you that you really value. For instance, you might write, "how to multiply, hard work pays off, and writing down assignments helps you stay on track." This includes their personality and teaching style. Think about how your teacher treated you every day and how they presented their lessons. Then, pick out 2-3 things that you appreciated most about them. As an example, you might write, "always positive, friendly, and treats all students equally."
Summary: List 3-5 ways your teacher helped you over the school year. Think of a memorable moment from their class. Identify the 3-5 most important things they taught you. List the qualities you love most about your teacher.

Plan to host it in your backyard, a park or another outside area. Crawfish boils are traditionally fun outdoor parties. To set up for the party, you will need the following: An outdoor eating area A 60 gallon (227.1L) pot A large metal strainer with a handle Outdoor cooking facilities, such as an outdoor cooking burner Depending on the size of the party you're having, you'll need 20 to 30 pounds of crawfish. Plan on ordering 2-3 pounds per person. Most of the weight will be in the parts of the crawfish that are discarded. If you're in the US South, crawfish is seasonally available in seafood and grocery stores, in addition to crawfish trucks. Other states, such as California, have locally-harvested crawfish. Check with your local fishmonger. Crawfish can also be purchased online. Live crawfish should be kept cool and away from light and heat until they're ready to boil. This process is also called purging the crawfish. Place them in a large bucket and fill it with clean water. Use a paddle to stir them around for a few minutes. Rinse them and put them in another clean container. Don't let live crawfish sit in water for too long, as they will drown. Some people add a box of salt to the water to help purge the crawfish. Dead crawfish will float to the top, and should be discarded. Fill it halfway with water and bring it to a boil. Stir in the following ingredients: The juice of 8 lemons, and the lemon peels. 1 pound crawfish boil seasoning. Throw in the following ingredients and allow them to boil for ten minutes: 8 onions, peeled and sliced in half 10 pounds new potatoes 20 ears of corn, shucked and cut in half 5 heads of garlic, split in half Place the crawfish in a wire basket with a handle, or a strainer, and lower it into the water. Let the mixture boil for five more minutes. Turn the burner off and cover the pot. Allow the crawfish to sit and cook for another 30 minutes. Remove the lid and take the strainer full of crawfish out of the pot. Allow them to drain. Spread newspapers over picnic tables or other outdoor tables you have set up. Dump the vegetables directly onto the table, then dump the crawfish on top. Allow your guests to serve themselves on paper plates. Provide extra spices, butter, and other condiments if desired. If you would rather not serve the boil in the traditional Cajun style, scoop the vegetables and crawfish directly onto plates. Since many people may be new to the experience, give a demonstration on how to twist off and suck the head, peel the shell from the tail, and eat the delectable meat.
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One-sentence summary -- Invite your family and friends to a crawfish boil. Order crawfish. Wash the crawfish. Set a 60 gallon (227.1L) pot over medium high heat. Bring the water to a rolling boil. Bring the water back to a boil. Serve the boil. Give your friends a lesson on how to eat crawfish.

Q: Sit in a comfortable position where you're able to keep your spine straight and breathe deep. Place your palms together in front of your chest with your fingers pointing upwards. The position of your palms is called the Prayer Mudra. Your hands are located at the Heart Centre. Your fingers should be pointed upwards but at a 60 degree angle (i.e. not straight upwards). The bottom of your thumbs should press against your sternum (the bone between your breasts). Start by inhaling. Then, while exhaling focus on the 3rd Eye Point and your heart while chanting "ONG NA MO." Your 3rd Eye Point is the centre of your forehead, just above your eyebrows. To focus on this point, close your eyes and focus them upwards and inwards as if you were trying to look at your 3rd Eye Point. ONG NA MO means I call on Infinite Create Consciousness." The ONG sound will vibrate the back of your throat, cranium and your nasal passages. This will activate the pituitary and pineal glands. ONG should sounds like "Oooooong." NA is short and simple. MO sounds like "Moooo." In both ONG and MO the 'o' sound is like 'oh.' Either in one deep breath, or two breaths broken by a quick inhale through your mouth, chant "GURU DEV NA MO." Do not breathe through your nose while doing this part of the mantra. Both GU and RU are short and simple. DEV sounds like "deeeeeev." NA is short again. MO sounds like "mooooo." There is no limit to the number of times you can repeat the mantra, it depends on how long it takes you to 'tune into' your body and your rhythm. This chant also connects you with the Golden Chain. The Golden Chain represents the teachers who introduced Kundalini yoga. Ong means 'creator.' Namo means to call upon or to greet. Guru means 'the teacher' or the energy that brings the light. And Dev means transparent or non-physical.
A: Get comfortable. Chant the first part of the Adi Mantra. Add the second part of the Adi Mantra. Repeat the mantra several more times.

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