How to make blueberry lemonade
In a medium saucepan, combine the water and sugar on medium heat.
Mix with a wooden spoon until the sugar dissolves.
Add the blueberries and bring the mixture to a boil.

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- Bring down the heat to a simmer and heat until the blueberries break down. Allow it to simmer for about 3-4 minutes.
- Pour in the buttermilk until the blueberries are soft. Simmer on low heat until the buttermilk has evaporated.
- Bring the mixture to a boil and keep stirring the mixture constantly until the blueberries have dissolved completely. Remove the mixture from the heat and pour the lemonade water and ice water mixture into a resealable plastic container with a tight lid.
- Meanwhile, add the juice of one lemon and cook until the sugar dissolves. Do not season this honey mixture; it's not ready yet.

Bring down the heat to a simmer and heat until the blueberries break down. Allow it to simmer for about 3-4 minutes.

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How to play pool like a pro
Check your hand position.
Hold the thick end of the cue in your dominant hand with your palm facing upward. Find the spot on the wrap where the cue evenly balances.
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- Holding it at that spot can put a lot of pressure on the cue ball, leading to inaccurate shots on the ball. You can also experiment to see where you can get heavier.
- Grip your cue about 1 " behind that spot. Make a circle with the thumb and index finger of your non-dominant hand.
- Grip the cue between the index and middle fingers. This can be anywhere between 0.5 centimeter (0.8 in) and 0.8 centimeter (0.7 in).
- At the top of the cue, with the cue wand on the opposite end, place the point between the index and middle fingers. Position the cue wand in your extended out (vertical) position.

answer: Grip your cue about 1 " behind that spot. Make a circle with the thumb and index finger of your non-dominant hand.

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How to disinfect a wound
Wash your hands.
Soap and water are all you need. Work up a good lather.

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- This can be achieved with ordinary soap or by scrubbing with a cotton-bristled toothbrush. Blot all the soap out of your wound.
- If using alcohol, dilute it with warm water. Wipe down your hands with soap or a clean towel.
- Then soak the injured area in the wash mixture or use a sterile cotton ball. Rub a small amount of the mixture over the wound, which should help clean it and prevent a blood clot from forming.
- Then, rub your hands together long enough to sing the " happy birthday " song. Make sure you get the backs of your hands, fingertips, and under your fingernails, if possible..

Next sentence: Then, rub your hands together long enough to sing the " happy birthday " song. Make sure you get the backs of your hands, fingertips, and under your fingernails, if possible.

context: A man is seen jumping up and down on a pair of stilts while a few others move around on stilts with help. more shots

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- are shown of people jumping in the water and moving around one another.
- are shown of people riding along the water as well as playing a game of hop scotch.
- are shown of people jumping around on the stilts and others still needing help from others.
- of stairs and a lot of people running along all four sides are shown.
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next sentence for the context: are shown of people jumping around on the stilts and others still needing help from others.

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How to sign a sympathy card
Start with an appropriate salutation.
The most common way to begin a sympathy card note is to start with the word " dear. " you could also write " dearest, " or simply start with the person's name.

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- In this case, you will write " sincerely " or " respectfully " or something similar. If you finish your letter with a nice salutation, you may add either a cross mark or " yours truly " before the recipient's name.
- Avoid starting with " hi " or another casual salutation-err on the side of being a little formal. Address the person to whom you're writing as you'd normally address that person.
- You may decide to skip this step for a more personal note, but if you are planning on leaving the card with the person, take appropriate steps to start making the card easier to read. Use " your name " after " dear " or " mrs./mr./ms.
- This is appropriate in a large number of situations. For example, the person you want to send the sympathy card to might be calling you " dear tina.

OUT: Avoid starting with " hi " or another casual salutation-err on the side of being a little formal. Address the person to whom you're writing as you'd normally address that person.

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How to sign a yearbook
Consider whose book you're signing.
Are they a good friend, a best friend, or just someone you've seen around in the halls? Write your message accordingly. Be honest but nice.
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- Only sign a yearbook if it tells you it is a book. If it states it is a copy (" instant copy only "), it's not a copy and may be outright bad for you to sign.
- For friends, write an inside joke or a memory you have together. You can also write a sweet message like " dear alexis, i had an awesome time getting to know you this year, you're a great person and an amazing friend.
- Before you sign your yearbook, ask your friends whether they know of anyone who can sign. If they don't, that may be a good sign.
- List in advance of the registration date. It's best to go off on a fun note by writing out " book time " about an hour in advance and paying for the notebook if you've exhausted that amount of time to sign your name.

answer:
For friends, write an inside joke or a memory you have together. You can also write a sweet message like " dear alexis, i had an awesome time getting to know you this year, you're a great person and an amazing friend.