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How to prepare for a power outage
Create a family emergency plan document.
Some power outages are planned well in advance, but others are the result of an emergency situation, such as flood or tornado. Before you lose power, sit down with your family and write down what each family member will do in case of an outage.
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Give each person specific responsibilities, such as gathering flashlights, and discuss how you all will communicate in case the internet or landlines go down. Give these documents to extended family members and friends as well.

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How to get on your teacher's good side
Keep up with your school work.
Teachers hate nothing more than having to force students to do their homework and see the kids' eyes roll (that can sometimes be insulting). If you really want to be a teacher's favorite do extra work or put extra effort into all of your work.
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Who knows, you may even get extra credit for it! Show interest in the subject your teacher is teaching. Always make sure that your teacher feels like they have been missed.

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How to saute garlic
Slice off the roots of the garlic.
Break away one to two garlic cloves from the bulb. Place the cloves on a cutting board.
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Use a paring knife to slice off the roots (or ends) of each garlic clove. Depending on your recipe, you may need more or less garlic cloves.

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How to deal with an eating disorder during pregnancy
Talk to your obstetrician about your history of eating disorders.
Resist the urge to conceal your condition, even if you feel embarrassed or ashamed. Your obstetrician is one of your best resources during this time.
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Sometimes, eating disorders, such as bulimia or anorexia, can develop for the first time when you are pregnant. If you do not have a history of eating disorders but are worried about your weight or eating habits, tell your obstetrician.