Whether you're planning a wedding, a family reunion or a simple barbecue, you'll want your lanterns to fit with a theme. White lanterns work well for weddings, while bright colors will brighten up a summer party. Search online for the perfect kind to fit your theme. Pick a holiday-specific color scheme. Christmas events generally feature red and green, while Easter parties use pastel colors like light pink, light purple and light yellow. Look for event-specific lanterns. Some paper lanterns have printed patterns specifically for holidays, like Menorahs for Hanukkah, hearts for Valentines day, or pumpkins for Halloween. If you're having a party to celebrate a game day, use colors from the sports team your group favors. Parties can be held in a variety of different venues: tents, picnic shelters, even boats. You'll need to find fasteners that work for your situation, and most importantly, they'll have to be easy to remove. Think about using adhesive hooks, or try tying your lanterns directly to rafters or tent supports. Decide the placement of the lanterns and the heights at which they'll hang. Look online for ideas to match the setup that you are planning for. Sites like Pinterest have many example photos to help your creativity along. Consider hanging them high up above your guests' heads where they won't be in anyone's way. Tie lanterns across beams or supports. If your event setting has a shelter or tent, hang lanterns across the supports to create a large canopy of lights. Tie lanterns in bunches. Bunched lanterns hanging at different heights create great focal points at your party. Choose a point on a beam or support and tie five to ten lanterns in the same area, all at different heights. Try mixing the sizes of the lanterns to make your bunch even more eclectic feeling. Light a path with lanterns. Hang the paper lanterns low to the ground on short poles to create a cool effect. Use poles made for hanging potted plants, or make your own small poles with hooks. Then place the poles along a path or sidewalk to light the way to your party. Once you've decided how high you want your lanterns to hang, it's time to tie them up using twine or fishing line to create an "invisible" floating effect. Tie a sturdy loop at one end of the twine, then slip it over the lantern's hanging device. Then, tie the other end directly to a beam or loop it over a hook.
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One-sentence summary -- Decide on a theme. Choose hooks that work for your surroundings. Choose a configuration. Tie strings for your lanterns.

Go to https://www.facebook.com in your computer's web browser. This will open your News Feed page if you're logged in to Facebook. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address and password before proceeding. It's in the top-right corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. Depending on your version of Facebook, this option may be a gear icon instead. This is in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the Activity Log page. It's a tab on the left side of the page. Scroll down until you find the post for which you want to remove your like or reaction. It's a pencil-shaped button to the right of the post. A drop-down menu will appear. This is in the drop-down menu. Doing so removes the like from the post. If you reacted to a post, you'll instead click Remove Reaction here. You can repeat this for every post you want to unlike.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Facebook. Click . Click Activity Log. Click Likes & Reactions. Find the post you want to unlike. Click the "Edit" icon. Click Unlike.

You can transpose chords to a song without necessarily being able to read sheet music. This method is ideal if you want to make a song easier to play on another instrument, such as a guitar. This method also works if you want to move a song up or down to better accommodate a vocalist. Look at the original key the song is in. The number of half-steps between the original key and the key you want the song to be in is your interval. You'll need to move all of the chords in the song that same interval up or down. For example, if your original song is in C and you want to transpose it to E, you'll need to move every chord in the song up four half-steps. The chromatic circle shows the relationship between all the chords. Move along the circle the appropriate number of half-steps clockwise if you're moving the chords up, or counter-clockwise if you're moving the chords down. You also could use a transposition table, which tells you exactly what chords to use. You may be able to get one at a music store, or you can search for one online. Once you've finished moving all the chords up or down to transpose the song, play it through once on your piano. If you're ultimately going to play the song on a guitar or another instrument, you may want to play it through on that instrument as well to make sure it sounds okay. Even though it will be in a different key, the song should sound essentially the same. If anything sounds off, you may have transposed a chord incorrectly.
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One-sentence summary -- Find your target key. Figure out the interval. Use a chromatic circle. Play the transposed song.

No matter whether you sleep on your back, stomach, or side, adding pillows can help provide support. Basically, you want to add a pillow anywhere there's a space between your body and the mattress. For instance, if you sleep on your stomach, which is the worst position for your back and posture, place a flat pillow under your stomach to provide support. Choose a flat pillow or no pillow for your head. If you sleep on your back, place a small pillow behind your knees, and choose a supportive pillow for your head. If you sleep on your side, place a pillow between your knees and pull them up towards your chest. Pick a pillow for your head that keeps your spine straight, or use a full body pillow. Avoid turning at your waist while you are in bed. Instead, keep your back straight and your stomach muscles tight, and turn your whole body when you want to reposition yourself. While you may have heard that one mattress or another is best for a healthy back, the truth is whatever works for you is best. Choose one that lets you rest comfortably and wake up pain free. Remember to replace your mattress every decade or so. If your mattress isn't providing the support you need, add a board between the box springs and mattress, which should keep it from sagging.
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Provide support for your back with pillows while sleeping. Turn your body as 1 unit when laying down. Sleep with good posture by choosing a comfortable mattress.