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How to catch up in school
List the work you haven't done yet.
In order to catch up in school, you'll need to start by figuring out exactly what you need to catch up on. Start by writing up a list that includes all the work you need to get done.

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- Put things like study times, tests, or start-up activities into the pencil pile. If you're both at school, for example, list important work areas, like ectopic numbers (ap) and test dates.
- Think about all the work you've completed and make a list of all the chores you have enough time to make-just in case. This list could include : Laundry and any other chores you must complete at least the time that you have remaining until the next class, like the last minute of the week.
- This should include assignments that are past due as well as work that is coming due in the near future. For each each task, note the due date and what, exactly, you still need to do.
- You might include either a start time or end time. Write down all of the things you will need for the next day.
A: This should include assignments that are past due as well as work that is coming due in the near future. For each each task, note the due date and what, exactly, you still need to do.

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How to make cat jungle gyms and playgrounds
Gather boxes and tubes.
You will want as many sturdy boxes of different sizes as you can find. Cardboard boxes can be obtained for free from membership warehouse stores, liquor stores, furniture stores, discount stores, copy shops, toy stores, or grocery stores.

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- The boxes can also be used to build houses if you like, although they are much more expensive and require more time. The boxes you need are listed below in " things you'll need ".
- Cardboard tubes can be salvaged from paper towels, wrapping paper, mailing tubes, and bolts of fabric. Gather materials to hold the boxes together.
- You will also need boxes for anyone who wants a scratching post. Homemade trusses, balls, and potholder let you make playgrounds by banging a drum on a wooden platform.
- Request boxes be sturdy, flat, and vertical so that they are easy to transport. Try buying boxes with bars and barbells that you can rent from furniture stores.
A: Cardboard tubes can be salvaged from paper towels, wrapping paper, mailing tubes, and bolts of fabric. Gather materials to hold the boxes together.

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How to dress like a real skater
Choose pants that aren't restrictive.
Most skater styles emphasize very tight pants or very loose-fitting pants. Both of these look great, but they can hinder you when you're trying to pull off a trick.

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- The more loose you are, the tighter your pants will be. If the pants are too loose, it can make you look like you're slouching, whether it's uncomfortable or not.
- Go for pants that are somewhere in between. If you really want to wear an extreme fit, make sure you road test them on your board before attempting to publicly pull off a trick in them.
- If you cannot find pants that fit you, try uncomfortable bottoms. Avoid anything that's too tight, too short, or too loose.
- Inier pants than these can be great when faking weakness or a lack of coordination. The result is a baggy and sloppy look that you see in the movies.
A: Go for pants that are somewhere in between. If you really want to wear an extreme fit, make sure you road test them on your board before attempting to publicly pull off a trick in them.

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How to prepare snow peas for cooking
Choose your snow peas.
Snow peas are available in the produce section of most grocery stores. Here's what to look for when selecting snow peas to eat :
Pick snow peas that are crisp with brightly colored pods.

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- Peas can look good for sandwiches, toast or stir-fries, tossed on top of salads, breads and similar dishes. Select peas that are fresh and have holes in the outer shell.
- These peas will allow you to flake off some of the most delicate bits of snow. The pods should be able to flake off the seed.
- Avoid peas that have a dull or sugary taste, which will never show on your snow peas. Choose pea peas that have a color similar to your country-native blue peas.
- Avoid snow peas that are swollen or larger than 3 inches (7.6 cm) long--they tend to be tough. Also avoid snow peas that are dry along the edges, have yellow spots, or are wrinkled.
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Avoid snow peas that are swollen or larger than 3 inches (7.6 cm) long--they tend to be tough. Also avoid snow peas that are dry along the edges, have yellow spots, or are wrinkled.