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How to camouflage yourself well in a wooded and grassed area
Wear proper clothing.
Have combat pants on or dmps (these are camouflage clothes). Wear 2 t-shirts and a jacket if necessary for the temperature and make certain the top layer matches the color of the terrain you're hiding in.
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- If you are in an environment with large amounts of vegetation, a dark green is the best choice. If you're in an area in the middle of a drought, a brown or light tan would work best.
- If the terrain you're in tells on your skin, find dark clothing. Some vest types are good for making you invisible but some vests are good for hiding in the dark.
- Stay away from wooded areas where there are fewer people around and that you don't hear any motor vehicles going by. Use conventional camouflage methods if you can.
- Wear cheap skinny jeans to steal from city campgrounds and during car rides. A hooded sweatshirt can also help if needed.
A: If you are in an environment with large amounts of vegetation, a dark green is the best choice. If you're in an area in the middle of a drought, a brown or light tan would work best.

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An introduction comes onto the screen for a video about a tour for a band. They are shown getting haircuts in a barbershop and commentating about the haircut. they
OPTIONS:
- then get more haircuts and talk about it for a while.
- show off the different cuts they have and continue applying the cloth.
- are also shown jamming out in a session with several people dancing around and having a good time.
- then knock down a little bit of a cabinet to have it held up for inspection.
A: are also shown jamming out in a session with several people dancing around and having a good time.

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How to keep produce fresh
Store tomatoes on your counters in a room temperature area of your kitchen.
Tomatoes tend to dull in flavor and freshness when exposed to cold air. Too much heat lends to rotting.
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- To protect your tomatoes and ensure they keep their tastiness, pad a large bowl with paper towels and tuck the tomatoes into the bowl. Stow your apples in your refrigerator's crisper drawer.
- It is best to store your tomatoes in a cool, dark, indoor environment instead of room temperature. Store tomatoes in an airtight container in the pantry.
- Place a trash bag in your pantry where tomatoes, canning jars, saucepans, and picks never sit. Carefully cut a couple of your tomato plants into pretty pieces and place them in a bowl.
- Place produce in a refrigerator bag or transfer it to an airtight container. Un-refrigerated produce will spoil and even become inedible.
A: To protect your tomatoes and ensure they keep their tastiness, pad a large bowl with paper towels and tuck the tomatoes into the bowl. Stow your apples in your refrigerator's crisper drawer.

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How to make cinnamon ornaments
Preheat your oven to 200 f (94 c).
Try to use smooth applesauce instead of the chunky kind. Keep stirring until it forms a ball of stiff dough.
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- If your applesauce has large chunks in it, pulse it in a blender first, or your ornaments will be lumpy. To make the ornaments last longer, add 2 tablespoons (30 milliliters) of white craft/school glue into the mixture.
- When it's finished cooking, use a rubber spatula to break it into pieces that are roughly an inch thickness. If you don't have access to a toaster oven, you can start this on the stove.
- You don't want to overcook the dough, or it could deflate. Make sure your oven is hot enough to make cinnamon flakes.
- If you like to tinker, you can use a wooden skewer or a wooden spoon to push the ball of dough out so that it's even or move it from the mixing bowl to a separate container for later use. For sugar-free icing, you can substitute the almond or olive oil instead of the regular vegetable oils.
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If your applesauce has large chunks in it, pulse it in a blender first, or your ornaments will be lumpy. To make the ornaments last longer, add 2 tablespoons (30 milliliters) of white craft/school glue into the mixture.