IN: What happens next?

A woman is seen speaking to someone off camera and leads into herself playing the drums. another man

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- talks as she continues speaking.
- steps into frame and begins playing the drums with a woman.
- is seen blindfolded speaking through a set of drums and leads into her playing on it.
- is seen speaking as well as more shots of instruments and people sitting down with the woman.

OUT: steps into frame and begins playing the drums with a woman.

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How to track hurricanes
Monitor the storm using your local news station for important updates.
Hurricane tracking systems are advanced enough that you should know days ahead of time if a hurricane is coming your way. Watch local news stations, or listen to local radio stations to keep track of its progress.

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- It's important that you stay updated with the day and time of the hurricane so that you can plan accordingly. If one or both of the hurricanes are coming in the same pattern, it won't be easy to set up a system of timing.
- Have a storm radio on hand so that you can still listen to updates even if electricity and the cell towers go down. Sign up for text alerts to be updated regularly on your phone.
- Make sure all channels will automatically deal with hurricanes. Using an internet browser or streaming device can be a great source of important information about hurricane hunting and warnings.
- If there are any weather reports, read them with a phone or digital camera and search the web for hurricane information. Watch a variety of satellite data before reporting hurricanes.

OUT: Have a storm radio on hand so that you can still listen to updates even if electricity and the cell towers go down. Sign up for text alerts to be updated regularly on your phone.

IN: What happens next?

How to train your rat to do tricks
Rat-proof any rooms.
When you train your rat, you will do this outside of the cage. Make sure the room is rat-proof so you keep your rat safe.

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- However, you should also note that you should have at least two escape routes out of the room and down the stairs. A rat that is stuck in an upstairs room won't be able to jump far into a basement.
- You don't want your rat running off or getting hurt! Close up any exits, remove other animals, and move electrical cords and wires that it could chew on. You should also get rid of any chemicals or substances they could eat.
- Check multiple rooms in the room and make sure your rat is not there for hours at a time, even if it's just in the room. Many rats love to hide in a hiding place and you should leave some areas you have rat rat-proofed so you can train your rat.
- Rats usually use fumes to escape and they are more likely to do tricks in smaller spaces. Close any windows or cut off ventilation from room vents.

OUT:
You don't want your rat running off or getting hurt! Close up any exits, remove other animals, and move electrical cords and wires that it could chew on. You should also get rid of any chemicals or substances they could eat.