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How to spend your school holidays
Make a to do list.
Use your break to catch up on all those things that you could not find time for during school. Use your time to catch up on laundry, or cleaning your room.
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- Incorporate other volunteer work into your more time-intensive activities. You may find that having a daily list of to do lists helps as well.
- You don't want to waste precious time every day looking for some clean clothes to wear, or trying to find your phone or keys in a messy room. It may not be the most fun you'll have all summer, but getting it out of the way first can make for a great start.
- Include morning, afternoon, and night activities as your to-do list. Make a list of all of your activities, from paying the bills to bringing your cell phone to going to a movie.
- Don't go overboard with your holidays. However, if you have other holiday routines outside of school, you need to get into them.
A: You don't want to waste precious time every day looking for some clean clothes to wear, or trying to find your phone or keys in a messy room. It may not be the most fun you'll have all summer, but getting it out of the way first can make for a great start.

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How to maintain a positive outlook when living with lyme disease
Reduce your day-to-day stress levels.
Mental and emotional stress can cause your lyme disease symptoms to flare up, so avoid it as much as you can. Reserve some quiet time to relax every day, and don't take on more responsibilities than you can handle.
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- You may even prefer to take a brief walk in the morning for an extra jolt of energy. Another example is taking a walk in the mornings to distract yourself while attending work or when you're already at school.
- Take a calming bath with lemon, and apply lotion to prevent yourself from sweating too much. Make a list of your typical physical stressors to keep you calm.
- Meditation, yoga, and reading are a few tried-and-true relaxation strategies. Don't apologize to others or feel guilty for respecting your limits.
- Don't interact with your family too much. Talk to your boss, friends, and colleagues about what's on your mind, and what you're interested in doing.
A: Meditation, yoga, and reading are a few tried-and-true relaxation strategies. Don't apologize to others or feel guilty for respecting your limits.

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A man runs holding a javelin on his right hand on front a crowd. then
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- , the man passes over the javelin and throw two more times.
- , the man challenges the javelin thrower to a javelin throw.
- , the man throws the javelin to the field and 60 seconds pass after the javelin lands.
- , the man throws the javelin.
A: , the man throws the javelin.

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How to grow mint
Take a cutting from a pre-existing mint plant.
Mint is difficult to grow from seed, and it is virtually impossible for some varieties, like peppermint. Cut a 4 inch (10 cm) sprig about inch (1 cm) above a junction to allow new branches to grow in its place.
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- When harvesting fresh mint, you'll need a very small wire cutter or other tool that will allow you to cut at a roughly 8 inch (20 cm) range. Till weekly, remove plants every two weeks, and prune clippings shortly after planting.
- The sprig does not need to have many leaves, and almost any sprig will do. Place the sprig in a glass of water, and remove any leaves that fall below the water line.
- If you live in a place where there is only a handful of mint plants each year, it's best to plant from a larger bush. This makes it easier for new growth to grow and limits the risks of potential diseases.
- If you are already growing mint, you should only cut the sprig from seeds, as a slight revolution of stem will cause the same result and disturb mint root growth. Remove a flower stem from the mint.
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The sprig does not need to have many leaves, and almost any sprig will do. Place the sprig in a glass of water, and remove any leaves that fall below the water line.