Q: Don't speak in a falsetto but make it as girly girly as possible. Practice in the mirror or even sing to make it feel natural. Wear it confidently. Elle defies the stereotype of a "dumb blonde," which is the point of the parody. Elle was her Harvard class' valedictorian, so you need to exude the same eloquence and thought in your conversation with others. Balance your proper speech with friendliness, since Elle is also popular. Brush up on your grammar and vocabulary by reading lots of books and studying SAT vocabulary. Hand in all of your homework on time and scent it with your signature perfume. Elle is very sweet and popular. Elle is stubbornly cheerful and determined to go for her dreams. You can't let hardship get you down.
A: Raise the pitch of your voice. Demonstrate your intelligence. Be an acing student and stay organized. Smile at everyone. Stay ambitious and positive.

Q: Uterine fibroids can cause changes and problems to your menstrual cycle. If you have had a fairly regular period and it changes, then those changes could be caused by uterine fibroids. However, these symptoms may signal other health problems as well. Symptoms that might indicate uterine fibroids include: Excessive bleeding during menstruation Severe menstrual cramps Bleeding between periods There are a variety of general health problems that can show up both during and between periods that could signal uterine fibroids or another health problem. Some symptoms are directly related to your period but many simply affect your general health. Symptoms that could indicate fibroids include: Bloating or a non-painful mass in the lower abdomen Frequent urination resulting from a fibroid that compresses the bladder Pain during sexual intercourse Lower back pain Constipation Chronic vaginal discharge Inability to urinate Even if you do not have any acute symptoms, uterine fibroids can cause problems for reproduction. If you are having problems with infertility, it could be caused by uterine fibroids, although it could be caused by other health issues as well. If you are having a hard time conceiving, consult with your doctor. Your doctor can run tests on you and assess whether there are any medical problems that are preventing you from getting pregnant. There are some risk factors that can increase the likelihood that you will get uterine fibroids. Risk factors that increase your likelihood of getting uterine fibroids include: Ethnicity: African American women are more likely to get uterine fibroids and they are more likely to get them at a younger age. Also, while other women's risk of getting fibroids decreases with age, African American women's increases. Weight: There is a slight increase in the risk of fibroids if you are overweight or obese. Age at first menses: The younger you are when you have your first period, the more likely you are to eventually get uterine fibroids. Lack of childbearing: You are more likely to get fibroids if you have never given birth to a child.
A: Identify any menstrual cycle symptoms. Pay attention to acute symptoms. Identify any reproductive problems. Assess your risk factors.

Q: The spray-gun is a virtually self-contained sprayer, electrical with a screw- on container for the paint.
A: Use a spray-paint gun sprayer (sometimes called a "cup gun") for small jobs, such as furniture. Prepare the surface to be sprayed by roughing the surface lightly with sandpaper and cleaning it thoroughly after. Cover all furniture, carpeting, and adjacent items because spray will drift. Test run the spray on a piece of wood to determine the most suitable tip for the sprayer and the most effective stoke motion. Spray paint surface with lightly sweeping motions. Clean spray-gun by spraying a container full of lightly soaped water.

Q: Hanging your birdhouse from a branch or from your home is not recommended, as birds do not like when birdhouses sway in the wind. If there are poles or natural structures in the area, mount the birdhouse to one of them. Mounting it to an existing metal pole, or drilling it into the side of a barn or wood building are both great ways to set up a birdhouse. Mounting the birdhouse to an existing metal pole also protects the birdhouse from predators. Although this is not a necessity, birds are more attracted to birdhouses that receive natural sunlight in the mornings. Facing the birdhouse toward the east will also keep it from getting too hot in the afternoon, especially during the summer months or in hotter climates. Mounting the birdhouse at this level will make it easier for you to clean it out when necessary, and will also keep it away from most predators. Do not hang or mount your birdhouse lower than 5 feet (1.5m), but feel free to mount it as high as 12 feet (3.7m). The height range depends on the bird, so keep track of which birds are able to reach your birdhouse and make adjustments if need be. Keeping your birdhouse safe from weather will ensure that it lasts and that the birds are protected from rain or snow while they visit. Whether you hang the birdhouse or set it on a pole, keep it under some kind of existing overhang to prevent it from being damaged.
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Mount the birdhouse to a pole or to the side of a building. Face the birdhouse east. Keep the birdhouse at least 5 feet (1.5m) off the ground. Hang or set the birdhouse under an awning, roof overhang, or eaves.