It's possible that your door will require a header of a different height. The height of your header is determined by whether or not you need a new soleplate. If the floor covering above the subfloor is minimal, the split-stud brackets can be secured directly to the floor. To determine the header height for most standard kits, figure the length of the new door, plus 3 1/4" and the height of the soleplate, if any. Once the appropriate length is determined, install a new stud this length from the existing stud on the opposing side. Nail the new header in place (or screw) and then cut and fit the soleplate to the floor. To adjust the header, use a reciprocating saw to remove the partition header currently in place. Then, cut away the studs, just like in the above, to make space for the framing. Cut the nails that are between the studs and the soleplate and then determine the height of your desired header before cutting the stud tops to length. Otherwise, you may end up with a frame that is not to size.
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One-sentence summary -- Make a new header, if necessary.

This is the same stick you push forward to walk normally. To sprint, just push it forward twice, as fast as you can. After the second push, keep the stick forward. Your character will continue to sprint until you release the analog stick, collide with a block, or interact with a mob. If you drop below six hunger (three food symbols), you cannot sprint.
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One-sentence summary -- Flick the left analog stick forward twice. Hold forward to keep sprinting. Keep your hunger above six.

If your fear of doctors is severe and preventing you from going to see your doctor, it may be time to reach out to a trained therapist. Look for a therapist who specializes in phobias and who has experience working with patients who have phobias. The therapist can help you talk about your phobia in a safe space and address it. The therapist may suggest talking through the phobia to help you find the root cause. Then, they may suggest different tactics you can try to address the phobia. Exposure therapy involves confronting your fears in a safe, supportive environment. You may first be shown images of stethoscopes or syringes to expose you to your fear. Then, the therapy will move on to showing you videos of medical procedures. From there, you may stand outside the hospital or your doctor's office with your therapist. Through this exposure, you will gradually become less fearful of doctors. Exposure therapy has been shown to be effective for people with a phobia. You will need to find a trained therapist who is skilled in exposure therapy to try this treatment. Grounding techniques are useful for when you are experiencing extreme anxiety. They can help you calm down by using activities and sensory details to reduce your anxiety. Try touching and looking around at the objects around you. Describe them as you go through them. For example, in the doctor's office, you might feel the paper lining the chair. Describe its texture. Look up at the artwork, and describe their colors in your head. Name objects in the room, such as the receptionist's desk, the magazines, or the sink. You can also give yourself a topic, such as zoo animals or state capitals. Try to name as many as you can. This activity can help you refocus your thoughts.
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One-sentence summary -- See a trained therapist about your phobia. Try exposure therapy. Learn grounding exercises.

If you are cutting calla lilies yourself, give the plant a good watering the night before. This will ensure that they will be hydrated when you cut them. Hydrated flowers will last much longer than ones that are cut when they are dehydrated. Cut the flowers early in the morning before the day heats up to prevent them from drying early. Use a clean sharp knife to remove flowers at the base of the stem. If you have purchased or been gifted callas, unwrap them as soon as possible. Immediately after unwrapping, get them into water quickly. If you are unable to do this, put them in a cool, dimly-lit place such as a basement until you can attend to them. Make sure that they remain cool so they do not wilt. Calla lilies are very fragile flowers. The less you can handle them, the better. Especially avoid handling the flower heads. If these have been supplied with a protective wrapping, carefully remove it. You'll need a deep vase for tall callas. Use a very clean vase; some florists clean vases using a combination of dish soap and a little bleach. Rinse very carefully afterwards to remove cleaning product residue. Any remaining product residue can kill your flowers quickly because it is toxic. Measure your calla lilies against your selected vase to determine where best to cut them. Cut them to make sure that they can protrude from the top of the vase while at the same time making sure their stems will remain in the water. Use a sharp clean knife to cut the stem at a 45 degree angle. Cutting the stems at an angle maximizes the amount of cut cell in contact with the vase water, which will help the plant take up more water. Cut them underwater so the cut surface isn't exposed to the air. Avoid using a dull knife, or a pair of scissors, as these tend to crush as they cut. This cell damage stops the plant from being able to absorb water. Lilies won't appreciate being crowded in a vase so avoid putting too many into one container. Add flower feed to the vase water or, if you have none, a teaspoon of sugar and a drop or two of bleach for every two liters of water. Some people advise using a dash of Sprite or 7-up instead. Regular calla lilies will need a vase filled about 2/3 full of water. Mini callas will want much less than this, as only the lower part of the stem should stand in the water. This prevents the stem from going soggy on a mini calla.
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Give the plant a good watering to ensure they stay hydrated. Unwrap purchased calla lilies as soon as possible to prevent drying. Be aware that callas bruise easily to avoid damaging them. Get a deep vase for tall callas to avoid constricting them. Compare your stem against the vase to see how long to trim it. Give your flowers something to eat to ensure their health.