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A man is seen rubbing his hands together in powder and walking over to a beam. He raises his arms up and begins spinning all around on the beam. he

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- squats down moving himself around while still dancing.
- jumps down with his arms up and sits down while other people cheer for him.
- continues spinning and looking to the camera and pulls something out of his pocket.
- continues spinning around while the camera watches, blowing air in and out.
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jumps down with his arms up and sits down while other people cheer for him.

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How to act smart in front of your friends
Use big words sparingly.
You may be tempted to study up on your vocabulary to impress people. But spouting too many big words can make you seem pretentious.

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- It can make you seem worthless in front of other people or take a toll on your mental intelligence. Instead, try using bigger words like " anyway, " " eventually, " and " like " or " however " instead.
- Try to put only some of your words in the text and that in turn affects how smart you feel. Don't let your lifestyle limit your smart content.
- It's best to get creative and do smaller words so that you can get engaged in something kind and not hold onto words. Make sure your vocabulary isn't talking about how many kids are in your room--or if it is tell a joke, it could have the word " omg " thrown into the system.
- Use words you're already familiar with so that your vocabulary doesn't sound forced. And wait for the right moment to use the big, impressive ones.
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Use words you're already familiar with so that your vocabulary doesn't sound forced. And wait for the right moment to use the big, impressive ones.

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How to forget your troubles
Get out of town.
Try leaving your neighborhood for a few days. You do not have to spend a ton of money or go to an exotic location.

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- Sometimes a slight change in location is all you need to stop worrying and forget about your troubles. Visit a friend in another near-by city.
- Go for a walk or stay in your home for a couple of weeks. Finally, go work! Try not to get sick at work, though.
- You do not have to worry about meeting any of the hottest top stars in the world at this point. Who says you have to get out on the town? Go somewhere cheap and relaxed.
- Go for a bike ride or ride a unicorn. For a challenge, do something adventurous and get in a little black dress.
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Sometimes a slight change in location is all you need to stop worrying and forget about your troubles. Visit a friend in another near-by city.

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How to add potassium to an organic garden
Mix in muriate of potash or sulfate of potash.
Muriate of potash, or potassium chloride, and sulfate of potash, or potassium sulfate, are natural minerals. Muriate of potash tends to be cheaper, but the chlorine it contains can hurt the helpful microbes living in your garden's soil.

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- Gently mix these two together first, then add the zinc sulfate. Zinc sulfate is readily available online, or in desalination solutions.
- You can substitute sodium thiamine (ipsin) or baking soda for sulfate because it is the most acidic fertilizer. Sodium thiamine is a common fertilizer in agricultural and organic gardens.
- Sulfate of potash is safer, but it's a bit more expensive. Check your product's label for specific instructions on how much to add per square foot or meter.
- There are many ways to add potassium to soil: you could use the most common method. You could sift the potassium into an empty feed colander and cool it before dropping it off.
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Sulfate of potash is safer, but it's a bit more expensive. Check your product's label for specific instructions on how much to add per square foot or meter.