Problem: Article: From the list that you made of potential anime to watch, narrow it down to a low number. From there, decide which anime to watch and start your journey. If watching with friends, have a vote to decide. Remember to have fun and enjoy this wonderful anime journey you are about to embark on.
Summary: Narrow your selections.

Problem: Article: Who is your audience? Is the tutorial meant for beginners or for advanced users? Consider what additional information your audience might need to understand your tutorial. Even the best writer needs to read a piece several times over to catch all their errors. Try to set the article aside for a few days and then go over it again so that you can look at it with fresh eyes. Check for the basics, like spelling and grammar. Make sure the tutorial flows logically and is easy to understand. Consider having another person look at your tutorial to see if they can spot typos. They can also tell you if there is anything else you need to add to the tutorial to make it clearer. You can publish your tutorial on your website, wikiHow, or on your blog. If you made a video tutorial you can upload it on YouTube. Just because your tutorial is published doesn't mean that you are done. Once you get comments, it should be clear that there are more ways to improve on your article. Pay attention to comments and consider where you can add or subtract to the tutorial to answer readers' concerns.
Summary: Think about your audience as you review the tutorial. Reread and edit your article. Publish your tutorial. Keep on revising.

Problem: Article: Since maternity clothes are only worn for a few months, your friends and family who have been pregnant likely have some like-new clothes you can borrow. Plus, most moms are more than willing to help out fellow moms, as they know how hard pregnancy is! Make sure to take care of the clothes and return them in good condition. Many well-known clothing stores also have maternity sections. You just need to ask where the section is, and you'll be able to find clothes in your favorite brands. Stores like Target, the Gap, Old Navy, and H&M all carry maternity clothing. While you'll need to dig a little at thrift stores, you're likely to find some good buys. Since most maternity clothes aren't worn all that long, they'll likely still be in good condition when they hit the thrift stores. Always try items on if you can, as sizes can vary considerably. If thrift stores aren't your thing, consider consignment stores. Many of these stores only take higher quality items, but since they're still used, you'll get them fairly cheaply.
Summary: Ask your friends and family if you can borrow clothes. Shop at your favorite stores. Visit thrift stores for cheap maternity clothes. Try consignment stores for curated fashion at lower prices.

Problem: Article: You must bring certain documents to your interview so that the asylum officer can confirm your identity. Bring a form of identification such as a passport. Bring a copy of your Form I-589 and originals of documents you submitted with your Form I-589 (marriage certificates, birth certificates, etc.) If you included a spouse and/or child under the age of 21 in your application, you should bring them to the interview. Your lawyer should have an idea of what questions you will be asked and how you should answer. Try to meet with your lawyer, even if only briefly, to talk about the interview. Generally you can expect to be asked the following: Provide specific examples of persecution you either experienced or were aware of. Explain the difficulties you anticipate if you return to your home country. Describe the route taken to arrive in the United States. Explain how you got the money to travel to the United States. List any criminal charges pending against you or any persecution of others you committed in the United States or elsewhere. Provide information that proves you belong to a persecuted group. For example, if you claim to belong to a religious group, you may have to answer questions about the religion to show that you are a follower. Your interview will typically be held within 45 days of your affirmative asylum application, although you may have to wait longer if USCIS is experiencing a deluge of applications. Your attorney may also attend. The interview should last about an hour. If you need a translator, you will need to hire one at your own expense. USCIS has translators on site, but they are used only to confirm that your own translator is translating accurately. If you apply for affirmative asylum, USCIS has 180 days to make a decision on your application. Because the department is sometimes overwhelmed with applications, you might have to wait longer. If you applied for defensive asylum, the asylum officer will make a decision relatively quickly. You will be given a written decision. If the asylum officer finds that you have neither a "credible" nor a "reasonable" fear of persecution, you can appeal that decision to an immigration judge. If you prevail, you will have a full hearing scheduled to convince the judge to grant you asylum. In other words, those claiming defensive asylum may have two hearings before the judge. However, if the asylum officer believes that you have either a "credible" or a "reasonable" fear, you will have a single hearing.
Summary:
Collect documents to take to the interview. Practice with your attorney. Attend the interview. Await the decision.