IN: What happens next?

How to clean up after a party at home
Open the curtains or blinds and windows or shutters to get some fresh air circulating through the rooms.
Pick up the trash.
Wrap any broken glass or ceramics in newspaper and set it aside to dispose of carefully.

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- Put the rubbish into bin bags, separating what can be recycled. Empty the open drinks into the sink and put in the trash.
- Toss the trash into the trashcan if you cannot write down where you dropped it. Clean the mirror to clean up fingerprints.
- Change the litter if you see it coming. Avoid putting old, used or smelly litter in a landfill or dumpster and put new litter or smaller stuff in your own garbage.
- Wipe down the lampshades and the picture frames. Dip a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol or a jojoba oil solution and wipe down the surfaces of the frames.

OUT: Put the rubbish into bin bags, separating what can be recycled. Empty the open drinks into the sink and put in the trash.

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How to select a bottle of wine
Pair light reds with light meat and fish.
Light red wines generally have an alcohol content below 12. 5 percent. They feel light in your mouth as opposed to heavy and thick.

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- Light steak prints are light in their color and have slightly pinot noir in them. It is less likely to look good with heavy steak, as it has less dark spots on it.
- Large trout are usually an ideal sized size because they juice at a very high rate. White salmon, mackerel, haddock, goat, catfish and swordfish tend to be considered light trout.
- Light red wines include pinot noir, schiava, and gamay. These pair well with white meat, carbohydrates, roasted vegetables, and rich fish dishes, including : Chicken salmon breads Go for medium reds when you're eating meats and cheese.
- If a wine like yours is particularly lightweight, look for reds that impart a soft, sweet flavor without glands. Acidic reds go best with very light meat like salmon or pork.

OUT: Light red wines include pinot noir, schiava, and gamay. These pair well with white meat, carbohydrates, roasted vegetables, and rich fish dishes, including : Chicken salmon breads Go for medium reds when you're eating meats and cheese.

IN: What happens next?

A young man in a blue tank top performs a high, long, jump and interviews on a outdoor sports field while a group of athletes play football on another field. a young man in a blue tank top

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- exits the field and walks on the outdoor soccer field with a goal in hand.
- stands inside of a diving helmet watching a prize from the stands and a man in a black tank top approaches and takes off the diving helmet and listen to the athlete perform his high jump being interviewed by the opposing team.
- faces a camera and talks on a sports field while other athletes stretch in the background.
- plays beach soccer on an outdoor soccer field with professional team mates.

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faces a camera and talks on a sports field while other athletes stretch in the background.