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How to organize ideas
Grab some writing utensils.
You need to get a visual of what's occurring in your mind. To do this, it's best to write down what you're thinking.
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- Have either a pen or a pencil handy, and focus on producing ideas that get the most benefit from your life. Oftentimes it's tempting to have just a fraction of a second to write or think about ideas you make.
- This will also give you a strong record and keep you from forgetting. Look for or use something electronic like digital notebooks or smartphone tablets to keep you distracted as you work.
- If you are writing for a class, take time to write out a few great ideas on the board. If you don't have all of the items you need to do this, don't worry-these will do as long as you have some writing utensils.
- Physically creating words with a writing utensil triggers your brain to pay more attention. If you know you're a spatial learner, finding a whiteboard might be the best place to start organizing your mind.
A: Physically creating words with a writing utensil triggers your brain to pay more attention. If you know you're a spatial learner, finding a whiteboard might be the best place to start organizing your mind.

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How to care for mums
Divide your plants every three to five years.
Dividing plants prevents overcrowding and promotes the maximum amount of blooms. Diving also cleans and rejuvenates old clumps.
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- Dividing mums should be done in the spring when new growth first appears. Dig your plant up, making certain that you are not harming the roots.
- One of the best and most effective approaches is to divide together your mums. If your mums do not flower every year, dividing them around might still be a viable option.
- Try dividing your mums every five to six years once they turn light brown and have wilted and withered. Start at one end of your open window and gently move the mums back along the window frame to avoid spreading bacteria through the gap between the air panes.
- How often to divide your mums is also important, as it serves as a temporary arrangement of blooms so that mums can grow and produce more blooms. For instance, mums need to be divided for all phases of the year.
A: Dividing mums should be done in the spring when new growth first appears. Dig your plant up, making certain that you are not harming the roots.

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How to fix computer overheating caused by blocked heat sink
Unplug your computer before opening the case.
Wear a static wrist guard if possible, or touch the metal case before handling anything inside, to ground any static charge you may have.
Consider other options first.
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- If your router itself is misproperly plugged into the wall, the plug could have bypassed the router and burned through the wall. If this error instead worked, then the light bulb may still be coming on when all the power is turned up.
- Depending on the project you are working on, it might require you to disconnect, suspend or unplug the water line from your power supply before opening it. It may suggest that that your ports should be replaced even though you don't see specific instructions.
- If you've sought the advice of a circuit tester, your computer can have very low heating, and even if you don't completely understand the problem, take many steps before determining this. Find the main hot point relative to the heaters using the " do not touch " selection box and continually check your progress.
- Overheating issues are also often caused by poor air circulation in the computer case. If you have space, adding another fan can help.
A: Overheating issues are also often caused by poor air circulation in the computer case. If you have space, adding another fan can help.

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How to convince your parents to get you a cell phone
Consider the reasons your parents might say no.
To convince your parents, you need to sidestep their reasons. Think about what they might say so that you can plan a response in advance.
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- Try coming up with a more positive reason for why you might need a cell phone. For example, your parents might say that some schools don't allow cell phones if you're older than 15 years old.
- For example, they might say no because you might have had other electronics in the past which might've broken but try to convince them that you're older and more mature now and that you can take care of your own belongings. If your parents are worried about money, then they are likely to say that they can't afford a new phone.
- The reason you are upset might be that you feel like you are entitled to a cell phone and want to have it used as a communication device. If your parents say " no, " that might be something about the cell phone you are talking about.
- Remember, you can still try raising your concerns with your parents privately but without being overheard by other people. Talk to a counselor if you have concerns.
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For example, they might say no because you might have had other electronics in the past which might've broken but try to convince them that you're older and more mature now and that you can take care of your own belongings. If your parents are worried about money, then they are likely to say that they can't afford a new phone.