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How to write a fictional story about horses
Learn about horses.
If someone who knows a lot about horses reads your story, you want them to get the sense that you know what you're talking about. Read up on horses online and at your local library.

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- If you can, spend some time observing real horses and interacting with them. If you can't get to a place with live horses, watch videos with horses to get a sense of how they move and behave.
- Don't forget to consider some things like how they cope with physical stressors, how they live, and how they feel. Pick out the setting and the characters.
- Connect at least 1 horse with someone in your life. Almost every fictional story is based on a single horse.
- True horse authors can offer you information in a variety of ways. Most importantly, these include information about their breed, its experience in horse breeding, their experience working with horses, and, in particular, job resources.
A: If you can, spend some time observing real horses and interacting with them. If you can't get to a place with live horses, watch videos with horses to get a sense of how they move and behave.

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How to know if you have a lawsuit
Learn the elements of your claim.
The basic elements of your claim indicate what you must prove to win your case.
Claims-also called causes of action-are broken down into specific components.

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- These components play a huge role in determining the outcome of the lawsuit and are important if you want to win your lawsuit in court. For example, suppose you and your mom fought and failed to cover your bill for damages at home.
- You must have proof of each of these components to put together a good case. For example, if you've hired a contractor to complete home repairs and he didn't complete the repairs according to the contract, you may want to sue him for breach of contract.
- These components vary from the elements of a standard lawsuit to the matter of who you are suing, and can range from guilty, not guilty, wrongful, and unlawful grounds. Claim 1: for a debt breach, you must prove the amount of debt that you owe and provide a date for the debt to be paid in full.
- These components include specific rights the parties do not have, infractions, damages that led to a lawsuit, punitive damages which have been disproven, damages that have been awarded for a crime, and personal injury insurance claims. Based on these elements, the plaintiff can choose to argue claims.
A: You must have proof of each of these components to put together a good case. For example, if you've hired a contractor to complete home repairs and he didn't complete the repairs according to the contract, you may want to sue him for breach of contract.

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How to keep your feet warm in the winter
Follow all of these instructions before you go outside.
Put on a pair of socks.
It is recommended that you wear two layers of socks but that's up to you.

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- When ready to go outside, bring some thermal, linen or cotton bedding that is soft enough for the cold weather. Roll your thermal or linen sheets in a place where they will completely dry.
- You might also consider purchasing socks especially designed to keep the feet toasty warm outdoors; check out the options in a sports or outdoor store, and ask for socks that keep the feet warm. Many of these socks are designed to be warm without adding too much bulk, allowing you to wear your boots or shoes comfortably.
- You can use a sock warmer, but it's not necessary. The same goes for your socks if you prefer to sit outside in the snow.
- The warmth at night keeps the cold at bay. If you don't wish to wear socks at night try keeping them on as long as you can during hot spells.
A: You might also consider purchasing socks especially designed to keep the feet toasty warm outdoors; check out the options in a sports or outdoor store, and ask for socks that keep the feet warm. Many of these socks are designed to be warm without adding too much bulk, allowing you to wear your boots or shoes comfortably.

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How to make a desk calendar
Cut a sheet of paper (8.5 by 11 inches) in half across its width.
Discard one half and position the paper on a flat surface in front of you so that its long sides form the top and bottom of the rectangle. This will be the template for the calendar pages.

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- With the paper cut out, trace both sides of the template onto a ruler. Draw in place until both sides are done, and then cut off any leftover paper with a -inch (1 cm) hand pencil.
- Align the folded sheet of paper over the ruler, making sure it lines up as you cut. Make sure that the ruler lines up as you make any necessary adjustments.
- Cut a 1x4 grid for the backside of the paper. This grid will serve as the top edge of the calendar.
- Use a pencil and a ruler to draw two vertical lines. Make each line 5 inches long and 3/4 inch from the left and right sides of the paper respectively.
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Use a pencil and a ruler to draw two vertical lines. Make each line 5 inches long and 3/4 inch from the left and right sides of the paper respectively.