Kneel down on your mat with your toes together and your knees hip-width apart. Lower your torso so your belly rests between your knees and extend your arms forward with your palms flat on the mat. Hold it for at least 2 to 3 minutes. Don't forget to breathe!Try to relax your shoulders toward the ground while you're in child's pose so you get the best upper and mid-back stretch.
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One-sentence summary -- Loosen up your hips and thighs by doing child's pose.

To further deodorize the area, you can use some other household products. Baking soda can be used to absorb any remaining vinegar and further remove smells. Sprinkle baking soda liberally over the soiled area. Hydrogen peroxide mixed with baking soda with create a foaming action that is very effective at removing odors. Create a solution from 0.5 cups (120ml) of 3% hydrogen peroxide and 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of dish soap. Pour this solution over the baking soda and allow it to foam. Using a scrub brush, work the baking soda and peroxide solution deep into the stain. Then blot the area with a paper towel to remove as much of the solution as you can. Allow the area to dry. This removes any lingering baking soda, as well as any lingering smell. A wet vac works best, but a traditional vacuum cleaner can be used in a pinch. Avoid using a steam cleaner, as this can actually further set the stain.
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One-sentence summary -- Cover the area with baking soda and let sit for 1 hour. Pour a mixture of 0.5 cups of hydrogen peroxide and 1 teaspoon of dish soap on top of the baking soda. Scrub the peroxide and baking soda into the stain, then blot. Vacuum the carpet once the area is totally dry.

A human interest story is different from more traditional news stories in a number of ways. While a traditional news story focuses on hard facts and data, a human interest story focuses on individual people or animals and the emotion tied to the circumstances they're in. A human interest story should have a focus, such as a person or even a companion animal, that has an experience that warrants telling their story. Identify the emotion the story incites. Is your story a motivational tale? Is it a recounting of someone's personal tragedy? A human interest story can be used to garner support for a cause, change opinions on a topic or bring attention to an important topic that hasn't received its fair share of press. Identify what you aim to accomplish through writing your story. You may want to create sympathy for a person that has experienced a tragedy. You may want to bring attention to a subject of importance. There may be an organization that is viewed in an incorrect light and you hope to shift perceptions of it. Human interest journalism is not without its detractors. Because of its emphasis on emotion instead of facts, many people believe that human interest stories are manipulative in nature. Identify common complaints about bad human interest journalism to avoid falling into the same mistakes. Do not misrepresent the person you focus your story on or other people involved. Base your narrative on real events and the truth of what occurred, instead of what would make for a good story. While you may be creating your piece in support of a certain cause or organization, avoid language that depicts a clear bias.
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One-sentence summary -- Assemble the elements of your human interest story. Determine the purpose of your piece. Be aware of the objections to human interest journalism.

When you write your roleplaying scenes, read over your character description to make sure you're staying in character. It's okay for characters to grow and change over time, but you don't want them to completely reverse major personality traits! Literate roleplayers don't use abbreviations or chatspeak, so make sure your posts are written out in complete sentences! Each post should be at least one paragraph long to start, but as you improve your posts should each be at least two or three paragraphs long. A big part of literate roleplaying is using long, detailed descriptions instead of short phrases. Go into as much detail as possible. For example, instead of writing "Frodo walked through the rain," you could write "Frodo trudged through the torrential downpour, his bare feet squishing deep into the mud with every step." Don't just limit yourself to actions--write about how your character feels and reacts to situations. This will give your characters depth and growth over the course of the game. For example, if your character is punched, don't just write about how they fought back. Write about how the punch made them feel and what it reminded them of from their past. A big part of literate roleplaying is keeping your characters and settings on topic--this isn't the place to suddenly transport your characters to outer space! Keep your characters and settings in mind the entire time while you roleplay, and try to make each response as realistic as possible in the context of your setting.
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Keep a description of your character handy. Write out your posts in complete sentences. Use descriptive words and phrases. Write about your character's feelings and reactions. Stay on topic.