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How to turn bad stress into good stress
Make a list of your stressors.
Spend a little time thinking about what's going on in your life. Use this as an opportunity to identify all of the stressors in your life.
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- Write them all down and put them into a box. Write down each one in a list, within range of severity, as a fixation and counter-fixation.
- After you have a list of stressors, write them down. Maybe you feel stressed because of a loss of a loved one, but the person is long gone, so you feel trapped and your boss wants to go get coffee instead.
- Ultimately, without devoting time to identifying stressors, you probably won't be able to put your finger on exactly what's bothering you. Take some time to think about what's stressing you out and write them on a piece of paper.
- Now that you've identified them and know what they are, try to put everything into perspective. See if you have any stressors on a day-to-day basis, if they are on a first-come, first-served basis, or if the conflicts have gotten bad before.
A: Ultimately, without devoting time to identifying stressors, you probably won't be able to put your finger on exactly what's bothering you. Take some time to think about what's stressing you out and write them on a piece of paper.

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How to write online
Write snappy prose.
Online prose is often highly-referential, witty, and relentlessly current. If you want to put your content online and eventually get paid for it, it's a good idea to focus on developing your voice as a writer and in making your content as engaging and sharp as possible.
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- Start with short, concise prose that requires nothing to do with grammar or syntax. Don't worry about spelling or grammar when writing a blog post.
- Don't spend too much time on offensive " logos. " replace slang and/or numbered or irrelevant words with similar adjectives and phrases.
- Work on your voice and writing voice-driven content. Online content will vary depending on the venue, but will often have a strong first-person " i, " with an emphasis on subjective " views " on subjects, rather than objective analyses.
- Writing about what you want to blog about on the internet also engages other creative people in the writing process. Write with respect to the blog itself.
A: Work on your voice and writing voice-driven content. Online content will vary depending on the venue, but will often have a strong first-person " i, " with an emphasis on subjective " views " on subjects, rather than objective analyses.

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How to cure diarrhea
Drink water and other fluids to restore vitamins and minerals.
When you have diarrhea, your body sheds fluids that contain needed vitamins and minerals. It is important to get those minerals back in fluids, especially water and sports drinks.
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- Water is essential to a healthy body weight, and your body can water itself more easily through proper rehydration. Liquids like sports drinks should be warmed up by boiling water.
- Combatting dehydration is your primary medical concern with diarrhea. If you are vomiting in addition to having diarrhea, be sure to take frequent, small sips of liquid instead of drinking lots of liquid at a time.
- You can drink different sports fluids, but the most common are : Sports fruit juice (like watermelon) worcestershire sauce (based in tea) coffee (based in jam) peanut butter water Repeat mild yoga stretches. Regular yoga stretches can relieve symptoms of diarrhea and help your body overcome it.
- Choose sports drinks that have antioxidants as well as water. A glass of water will give you the necessary hydration and can also help expand and elongate stool.
A: Combatting dehydration is your primary medical concern with diarrhea. If you are vomiting in addition to having diarrhea, be sure to take frequent, small sips of liquid instead of drinking lots of liquid at a time.

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How to grow a bed of annuals
Choose the location in which you will grow your annuals.
Your location should be selected before any other planning is done, because light and soil conditions will affect which plants will grow well. Outline the boundary of your planned annual bed by sprinkling flour along the ground.
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- Pull out old newspaper and sprinkle it over area that isn't zoned for growing into. If your location is not zoned for growing seedlings, buy " spot maps " online to help get the location and crops started.
- Decide which type of flowers to plant. Choosing flowers will largely depend on aesthetic preferences.
- Enclose rocks, sticks, and roots along the perimeter of your new bed. The layer of flour is good for slow-ripening plants, but if you're planning to make your beds at night, spread the flour around so that the chances of runner underground rise high.
- The flour is needed for this purpose because it will be a responsible source of nutrient. As flour is dissolved with the ground, many growers will stuff it with right before planting.
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Decide which type of flowers to plant. Choosing flowers will largely depend on aesthetic preferences.