As casually as possible, make your way into a roughly diagonal stance with the heels of your feet pointed towards the audience and your toes pointed away from them. Place both feet flat on the ground, side-by-side. To avoid drawing suspicion, try pacing back and forth slowly while setting up the trick, then stop and get into position after your final turn. This will make it appear like you ended up in your stance by chance. This trick works best when performed in front of a stationary audience, who won't be able to move around to get a better look at your feet. Stress that you'll only be able to hold yourself up for a second or two, if at all. When you're ready, hold your arms out to your sides slightly and take a few deep breaths to convey how hard you're concentrating. If you want, you can go as far as to throw in a couple "failed" attempts to lend an element of realism to the trick.
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One-sentence summary -- Stand at a slight angle with your back to your audience. Caution your onlookers that levitating is an extremely difficult skill.

Q: Notice which situations tend to amplify your doubt. Then, challenge your thoughts about the situation by trying to view it in another way. For instance, if your doubt grows when your partner fails to pick up a phone call, reframe it: they might be in a meeting or taking a shower. A missed phone call doesn't necessarily mean they are up to no good. Doubt can interfere with your life and sap your focus and productivity. Mentally tell yourself to "Stop!" the train of thought and distract yourself with an engaging activity. Read a book, knit a sweater, or go for a run. If a particular doubt is constantly bothering you, it could be your instinct signaling "trouble." Before you take any action, however, look for evidence. Maybe your doubts grew after seeing your partner flirting with another person. Can you find any other examples that made you feel uneasy about your partner's "wandering eye?" Some doubt in a relationship is completely normal, but if your doubts stem from frequent lying, cheating, manipulation, or unreliability on behalf of your partner, this may be a sign that you should leave the relationship. Healthy relationships don't involve undue control, deception, infidelity or abuse. Doubts may also be deal-breakers if you have them because your partner doesn't support your values. If they can't respect what's most important to you, then it may not be the best relationship for you. If you're unsure about how to move forward with your relationship doubts, consult with a relationship therapist. This professional can help you tease out what's at the core of your doubts and determine if they are healthy or pointing to a problem. You may choose to see a therapist on your own first before bringing your partner to a session. Ask your family doctor or human resources rep for a referral to see a therapist in your network.
A: Reframe triggering situations that lead to doubt. Practice thought-stopping when worries pop up. Question whether there is evidence that supports strong doubts. Decide if your doubts are deal-breakers. Talk through your doubts with a therapist.

Article: Once all the weapons in a class have Gold Camo, the Diamond Camouflage will be unlocked for that specific class. Go to the Main menu and select "Create a Class" from the list of options. This will open up the Weapons screen. On the Weapons screen, you'll be asked to choose a class. Use the directional keys to select which class to view, which will open the Weapon Class screen. On the Weapon Class screen, scroll across and select a weapon. Once you've selected the weapon, press the "Personalize Weapon" button to begin customizing it. On the Personalize screen, click on the "Camo" tab on the upper-left section of the screen to view all the different camouflages you can use. Scroll down the screen, and right beside the Gold camo, you'll see a new one called "Diamond." Apply the Diamond camo on your weapon by pressing the "Select" button.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Head to the Weapons menu. Choose a weapon class. Personalize your weapon with Diamond Camo.

Problem: Article: Drink water and other sugar-free beverages throughout the day. Drink water with your meals to ease chewing and swallowing. Add water or other fluid-based mixtures (such as creams, dressings, soups, sauces, etc.) to foods to ease swallowing. Bring a water bottle or thermos with you as you move through your day. Drink room-temperature fluids when you can. Avoid drinking beverages that are extremely cold or hot. Chew sugarless gum to stimulate the production of saliva. Avoid gum with sugar, as this can lead to tooth decay. It can also help to suck on sugar-free hard candies. Cinnamon and mint flavored candies may help encourage your saliva. If your dry mouth is temporary, you can eat tart foods such as lemons, limes, and sour candies these are not proven remedies, but some claim they help with dry mouth. If you have chronic dry mouth, however, you should avoid acidic foods, as they will increase the likelihood of cavities. Get serious about preventing dry mouth. Avoid alcohol and caffeine, which can aggravate dry mouth symptoms. Avoid salty foods, which can increase dryness. To protect yourself from the negative health consequences of dry mouth, avoid sugary, spicy, salty, and acidic foods. Avoid drinking caffeinated beverages (coffee, tea, sodas, energy drinks, etc.), as caffeine can dry out your mouth. Avoid sugary and acidic food to prevent tooth decay. Avoid spicy and salty foods to prevent irritating your mouth. Processed foods tend to contain deceptively high levels of sodium, which can dry out your mouth. Avoid canned food, fried food, and any frozen or instant meals.
Summary: Drink plenty of water. Stimulate saliva. Avoid foods and beverages that trigger dry mouth.

Article: As your horse moves, your pelvis rocks forward and backward in synch with the horse's movements. Your pelvis will naturally match your horse's gait, but you can alter your horse's speed by keeping your pelvis in position and adjusting your pelvic movements. Angle your pelvis slightly forward. Try to maintain your center of balance, and don't lean too far forward or you may get disoriented. You can try using vocal commands with your horse, but they work best when a horse has come to associate those words/sounds with a complementary action. However, some words (like "woah," "easy," and "back") are easily understood by horses due to frequent exposure. If you want your horse to respond to a verbal command like "faster," you'll need to train your horse by saying "faster" while you squeeze or gently kick the horse's sides. Be aware of your tone of voice. The tone you speak in is at least as important as the actual words you say to your horse.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep your pelvis tilted slightly forward. Consider trying vocal commands.