Write an article based on this "Put your audience first. Monitor your audience. Always end with a question and answer session. Evaluate your presentation."
article: After you have practiced and prepared your training session goals and presentation, you will want to focus on the audience. They are the reason you are having the training session and now you will need to engage them and effectively deliver your information. Don't be nervous as you begin. Remind yourself of your preparation and that those attending are ready and exited to learn. As you are presenting the information for your training session, you will want to keep an eye on your audience. Watch for signs of how they are receiving the information, levels of interest, and how focused they are. Adjust your pace to keep your audience interested and engaged. Look at the body language of your audience. Fidgeting or looking at the clock can be signs of lost interest. Judge how attentive your audience is during your training session. If they look distracted, try to recapture their attention. Chances are your audience will have quite a few questions about the new training and information you have presented to them. Allowing time in your presentation for a question and answer session can be a great way to clarify any new material or ideas you have delivered. Question and answer sessions are highly engaging, allowing your audience to better understand the topic under discussion. The entire audience can learn from a single question. Implementing a method to have your presentation assessed can give you great feedback and help you improve your next training session. While it can be difficult to learn how your presentation fared objectively, there are a few methods that can be uses to learn what worked and what did not. Try handing out a survey at the end of your training session. These are evaluations that your audience can use to give you direct feedback. You may consider giving a kind of test at the end of your presentation. This will let you learn how much information your audience retained. Having a small group project can help by allowing your audience the chance to demonstrate their new understanding in a hands on way.

Write an article based on this "Add water to the designated water line for your tub. Return power to your hot tub. Treat the water with the chemicals recommended for your tub."
article: You'll want to run the water you are adding to your tub through the filter(s) of it first. Place your hose inside the well of your filter housing so that the water flows through the filter(s) of your tub, into its lines, and finally into the reservoir of the tub. If you have turned the circuit breaker for your hot tub off, you'll need to set this to "ON" before reactivating your tub. Allow your hot tub to run a few minutes while you listen to the pump/filter for any odd noises. These can be indicators that you've improperly reinstalled the filter or haven't fastened the catches holding it in place properly. You'll also want to turn all the air valves of your hot tub off. This will prevent your hot tub from aerating too much when you treat your hot tub water. The recommended combination for your hot tub will vary according to your model, but you can generally assume the need for a shock agent, a sanitizer, and potentially a pH balancer. Cover your now clean hot tub after adding your treatment chemicals and wait the time designated on the treatment instructions. Test your hot tub after the shock/sanitization wait time has elapsed. Make sure that the chlorine and pH levels are acceptable for your hot tub. The appropriate levels are usually indicated in your hot tub user manual/instructions.

Write an article based on this "Learn to play cricket. Gather your clothing and safety gear. Purchase cricket equipment. Join an amateur cricketing club or play with friends."
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If you don't already know how to play, learn the basics before you join a team or play competitively. If you have friends that play regularly, ask them to explain the rules to you. Alternatively, watch professional games online or on TV to become familiar with the rules of cricket. Some alternative methods include: Watching informative videos online Getting a hands-on lesson by playing with a group of friends First, purchase well-fitting cleats that will help you run faster. Next, purchase appropriate clothing. If you join a more serious team later, you may need to purchase a uniform. In the meantime, wear a polo T-shirt and long white trousers. Depending on your playing position, you may also need to purchase safety gear, including: Helmet Pads Gloves Chest guard Abdominal guard Thigh guards Arm guards Shin guards Many teams and clubs provide cricket equipment for you. However, if you play with friends recreationally or start a team, you will need to purchase your own gear. You will need: 6 stumps or long white poles 4 bails that will rest on the poles 2 cricket bats 1 red cricket ball The easiest way to play cricket recreationally is to join a local cricket team hosted by your school or local community center. These teams will have equipment, playing fields, and certified referees. Alternatively, host your own cricket games with some friends to become a cricket player. However, you may have to bend the rules to accommodate your situation. For example: If you don't have enough players to populate 2 teams, you may have to play a variety of positions throughout the game. If you don't have the funds for cricket equipment, you may have to do without specialized safety gear. If this is the case, play with a soft ball to prevent injury. It may be difficult to find referees, especially if none of your friends volunteer for the position.