Write an article based on this "Sit on the edge of your seat and be relaxed. Rest the tuba on your lap. Use the correct hand positioning. Relax your shoulders."
article: Your back should be straight, and your head should be lifted comfortably so that you're looking straight ahead at the conductor, if there is one, or straight ahead if you're playing alone. Your back should not be touching the back of the chair, your feet flat on the floor. Depending on your height, it may be appropriate to rest the tuba on the chair between your legs or rest it on your lap, gently on the top of your thighs. If it's a full-size tuba, you may want to get a stand to set it on. It's important to position the tuba in such a way that you will not have to bend yourself to reach the mouthpiece. Bring the horn to you, don't bend to the horn. When you try to fill the horn with air, you'll notice a big difference. On a right-handed tuba, you'll lean the tuba slightly to the left, using your left hand to support the lean. Place your right hand on the valves, either on the broad part of the pad on a rotary tuba, or with your fingertips on the center of the valves on a valve tuba. Most tubas have a small ring to put your thumb through. This forces your hand to stay in place and helps give a bit of support from your right hand. Find the ring, if your tuba has one, and position your hand accordingly. On a lefty tuba, you'll be resting the tuba practically on your left leg which is why stands are very important for lefty players. Your right hand has to reach for the valves, but it will also be providing a lot of support. The left hand will keep things balanced. Although it may be tempting, do not curl your right thumb. That causes your fingers to be under your valves with only the tips on top. Hold your fingers upwards on top of the valves so that they go straight up and straight down when pressed. Let your lap support the tuba, not your arms. Try to relax your shoulders and let your arms hold the tuba loosely. Treat it like your date, not like your wrestling partner. The more comfortably you can move around the horn, the better you'll be able to play.

Write an article based on this "Try to remain calm. Resist blaming or insulting. Imagine being in her shoes. Allow yourself to feel your emotions when you're alone. Practice self-care"
article: You might be overwhelmed with a variety of emotions after hearing the news: shock, confusion, and anger among others. Don't do anything rash. Count to 10, do deep breathing, or go to a restroom and splash water on your face. Just taking a few minutes to yourself can help you regain your composure and approach the issue with a clear head. You're likely flooded with questions and accusations, but none of them will actually benefit the situation right now. Bite your tongue and hold back any retorts. Focus on problem-solving right now. Even though this news is a blow for you, it's most certainly upsetting for your daughter. Spend a few moments in her shoes, pretending you were in her situation. How would you want your parent to react? Show her empathy and remind her that you love and care for her. You might also say, "I can imagine that this may be very upsetting for you. What do you need from me?" When you get some alone time, attend to your own feelings. Cry, shout, or vent aloud in privacy. Try to name the feelings that arise. For example, you might say, "Right now, I'm feeling scared because I don't know how this will affect her college education." Don't feel guilty about the feelings that come up. Just name them and experience them without judgment. . You may be tempted to want to numb your feelings, but try to work through them in healthy ways. Book a massage at a local spa, attend a class at your gym, or listen to your favorite album. Self-care helps you manage your stress so that you can adequately provide support and guidance to your daughter.

Write an article based on this "Open your Microsoft Word document. Write your paragraph. Click the "Format" menu in the top horizontal toolbar. Choose the "Indents and Spacing" section of the Paragraph formatting box. Find the "Indentation" section. Choose "Hanging" from the list. Choose the size of the indent to the left of the list. Click "Ok" to save your changes."
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It is helpful to have some text and simply move your cursor, when you first create the indent. Highlight the paragraph that you would like to be formatted with a hanging indent. Scroll down and click the "Paragraph" option. In the 2007 version of MS Word, On the Page Layout tab, click the Paragraph Dialog Box Launcher. Click on the drop down box that says "Special." The standard indent of 0.5 inches (1.27cm) will be used as default. Your paragraph should now have a hanging indent. You can set the hanging indent format before you type any text. This will tell your Word document to do it automatically. If you prefer that the hanging indent isn't present throughout the document, return and indent highlighted portions after you type the text.