In Pokemon Emerald, you can find your one in-game Master Ball in Team Aqua Hideout. You will have to find your way through a maze of teleporters to reach the item, which will be found in the top left corner of the middle room on floor B1. After you beat the elite four, awaiting for you to south of Route 130 will be a new area for you to explore: the Pokemon Battle Frontier! Here you can find the Battle Tower, where you will exploit a glitch to clone Pokemon and items. Equip your Pokemon with a Master Ball, as this glitch works by cloning your Pokemon and any items in its possession. Now you can save your game in preparation for cloning. Speak to the first girl from the right at the counter to enter a Link Multi Battle. Choose the Pokemon carrying the Master Ball. As the game is saving, before you've entered the Battle Area, you must turn off your system to clone your Pokemon. Turn your game back on to complete the glitch. During the warning message, "Saving, don't turn off the power," turn off the game. The nature of this glitch overwrites the slot where you first saved your Master Ball carrying Pokemon, also overwriting any Pokemon you left in that slot, with a copy of the Pokemon carrying the Master Ball. You should now have another Pokemon in your possession, and a Master Ball in its inventory.
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One-sentence summary -- Collect the in-game Master Ball. Go to the Battle Tower. Store your Pokemon in an empty box on the PC. Enter your Pokemon carrying the Master Ball into a Link Multi Battle event. Interrupt the save. Return to your box.

Then, sharpen the crease by pinching the nails of your thumb and index finger against the fold and zipping them from end-to-end along the cut line. If you need help making a straight fold along your cut line, slide a ruler against the line and fold the paper against and over the top of it. You can also sharpen the crease by pressing the folded-over paper against a table with one hand and firmly zipping your thumbnail along the fold with your other thumb. Use both thumbs and index fingers to pinch the paper on either side of the crease, right at the edge of the paper. Push one pair of fingers away from you while you pull the others toward you in order to begin a tear along the cut line. This initial rip doesn't need to be more than about 0.5in (1.3cm) long.
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One-sentence summary -- Fold the paper over right along the line where you want to cut it. Create a small rip at one end of the crease with your fingertips.

While not all youth organizations and nearby clubs are connected with summer camps, you should still look into the possibility. Depending on your location, you might be able to contact groups that cater to certain communities. Although you won't start working until the summer, you should give yourself as much time as possible to find a position at a summer camp. Start asking around about possible job opportunities at least 3-4 months before you'd want to start working. If you went to summer camp in your youth, consider reaching out to your past camp directors. Even if they are no longer working for a camp, they could have valuable connections that could help you get a job at a summer camp. Many camps have contact information on their website. If you're uncertain of how to reach one of your past camp directors, that may be a good place to start. While talking to your past teachers is by no means a guaranteed way to find a summer camp job, it can be an excellent starting point. The education field itself involves a lot of networking, so there's a chance that your past gym teacher might know some people in leadership positions at summer camps. Contact your teacher to see when they're available to chat, and set up an appointment for later. Write down a list of questions to ask your teacher ahead of time. Since summer camp has many physical activities, past gym teachers are most likely to have connections with different camp leaders or organizations. If you are a teenager and want to get a job at a summer camp, consider looking into a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program. This program helps younger individuals to gain valuable skills in leadership and responsibility while staying in a supervised environment. Check and see if a summer camp near you offers CIT programs. Having a scouting background may also help you to develop valuable skills for a future summer camp position.
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One-sentence summary -- Check in with local clubs and youth organizations. Contact your past camp directors. Talk to your past gym teachers for advice. Look for underage work opportunities.

This helps you to gain confidence and have a ready repertoire of things to say to keep the conversation going. Some of the things you could talk about include the weather, your studies/work assignments, recent achievements, places visited, movies seen, news stories of relevance or something you have in common with the person. Seek to make people laugh. Whether it's asking where your cell phone is when you're holding it or saying something wrong accidentally (or so they think), people like somebody who makes them laugh. Prepare yourself in advance by writing down and memorizing a few jokes. Or, find other fun things to share, such as stories about silly things that have happened to you. Remember that a lot of conversation is about encouraging the other person to do the talking, so be ready to listen carefully and act as a sounding board, feeding back summaries of what the other person has said to you. If you're nervous about talking to new people, ask your friends and family about what to say, and what to do if you say the wrong thing. Your friends and family won't mind you asking for tips on what to say to people.
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Try writing down all the things you want to say to other people. Teach yourself to listen well. Talk to people you know and trust to gain more tips.