Write an article based on this "Think about the variety of people's personalities, think about how two people may react to abnormal circumstances. Build characters Describe Try writing a scene from the viewpoint of several characters to get a feel for their personalities and for whether their perspective would be better for the story. Recheck."
article: Many writers go for a theme of particularly gritty characters and situations. . Think of characters for your story. Stories typically contain protagonists, antagonists. Some stories have a lot of perspectives, some only a few or one. Decide on what you want your characters to be. Don't cram too many personality traits into one person but don't invent a new character every couple of pages either. Remember to keep your characters "in-character". Would they really do that? Would anyone? What are the motivations behind what they say and their choices. . When is the story set, where, why. How does it look, smell, feel. Does it feel different to different characters and why. Describe all the senses but be sparing. Too much detail can be more exhausting. See if you need to strengthen or eliminate the character or work them in somewhere else. Read back through your story and see what you still like, keep doing this. Don't be afraid to abandon an old concept which seemed good at the time but is weakening your story.

Write an article based on this "Cut your mosaic objects into pieces. Lay your mosaic tesserae overtop of the pattern. Mix together a mortar mixture. Apply your mortar mixture. Affix your pieces to the base. Let the mortar set."
article: In order to get the mosaic "look" you will need to create different shapes and sizes of pieces. Remember, before you begin to break your mosaic objects into pieces, you need to be wearing safety goggles, gloves, and an apron. Pick a safe place to cut your objects, like an empty garage, or outdoors in your backyard. If you are just looking to make randomly sized pieces, a basic hammer works best. However, there are some more specialized ways. Tile nippers and cutters are used to create straight lines and curves. They can be found at most hardware, and arts and crafts stores. These are used to cut through porcelain, ceramic, china, etc. Cut through the object you are using about halfway through. They, using your hands, break the piece off. Glass nippers and cutters work the same way, except that they are specially designed for cutting glass. When you are creating the pieces, look at your design. Try to envision what shapes you will need in order to fill the pattern. If you miss a piece, or mis-cut one, you can always come back later to cut a new one. Take each of your new pieces you have created and place them where you will eventually stick them. This is a great opportunity to mix around shapes, sizes and colors. Once you get a basic layout of your pieces, find where the missing pieces are, or where you need a better shaped piece. Then go back and create a new one which better fits the design. Once you have your objects laid out the way you want them, you then have two options: leave them there, or take them off. If you choose to leave them there, you will apply mortar directly to the pieces. This garners a more accurate design, but takes a lot longer and can be more tricky. If you choose to take them off, place the pieces to the side in the same pattern they were placed on the base. You will be applying mortar onto the base. This garners a less accurate pattern, but is much easier to accomplish. You can find mortar mixtures at most local hardware stores. You will want to mix together 2-3 cups of mortar mixture with an acrylic admix. Stir the mixture together until the consistency is like thick cottage cheese. Only mix together small amounts as you work, as the mortar mixture cannot be preserved. Depending on whether you have left the pattern on, or taken it off, will change whether you apply the mortar to the pieces or the base, respectively. Use a small knife or scalpel. When you are applying the mortar, wear gloves so that mortar does not stick to your hands. Mortar is basically a type of cement which can be difficult to get off. If you are applying the mixture to the base, only do one section at a time. Spread on a few inches, length wise, onto the base. You only need about a 1/4 inch width of mortar. If you are applying it to the pieces themselves, take your knife and apply the mixture to the back of the piece. Try to keep most of the mortar adhered to the back by gently pressing the mixture with your hands. Scrape off excess mortar from around the outside edge of the piece before you apply it. While still wet, gently affix the mosaic tiles by pushing them down onto the base. Apply tiles starting in one corner of the design and work across in rows. Make sure you leave enough space between pieces for grout, about 1/8 inch gaps. Every time you lay down a new piece, scrape off any excess mortar which is readily apparent. If you don't, the mortar will solidify and be hard to get off. Time varies depending on usage, so follow manufacturer recommendations. For pieces in your home, the timing is roughly 24 hours. Outdoor mosaics will need to set for 72 hours. Clean the mosaic tiles once more to clear away any extra mortar that may have risen to the top.

Write an article based on this "Aim for perfect attendance. Be polite and respectful. Do not engage with distracting classmates."
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Missing class will leave you behind on class work and disrupt your study schedule. It may also disrupt the flow of the classroom if your teacher has to delay a lesson to may sure you are caught up on what you missed. Aim to attend all of your classes and miss school only if you are too sick to go. If you do miss class, be sure to borrow class notes from another student and ask to make up any missed assignments. Being disruptive in class will not only keep you from learning efficiently, it will distract others. Always be respectful to your teacher and classmates, and maintain a positive attitude. Being well-behaved will put you in your teacher's good graces, which may translate into better grades for effort and participation. Being on your best behaviour in class means avoiding distracting classmates. Do not respond to fellow students who whisper at you or try to pass notes to you during class. Let your classmates know that you are trying hard to focus on your schoolwork when you are outside of the classroom so that they don't bother you once the lesson starts.