context: How to germinate and care for basil seedlings
Get a big container with a lid that can fill smaller pots and poke air holes in it (unless it already has holes already).
Fill your designated container with moist soil.
You can use newspaper cups.

OPTIONS:
- Choose light and/or dark soil, not dry and damp. Basil plants thrive in a dry environment and can, in healthy conditions, rot if the container is kept too wet.
- Approximately 1 foot of space is needed per peat pot so it is too cramped for a full grown basil plant. Basil plants can't stand the extra space, and they also thrive in soil not easily aerated.
- You will have to dig into the soil a bit to get an air hole. The soil can be slightly bigger than the pot it comes in (usually 5 inches to 9 inches), though if you add more soil you can make the handle more tall.
- Spray it with water to make the soil moist to the touch. Place 1-5 seeds on top of the soil.
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next sentence for the context: Spray it with water to make the soil moist to the touch. Place 1-5 seeds on top of the soil.

context: How to gain credibility as a blogger
Create a blog based upon a topic you know well and love.
Your passion and knowledge will come through your words to help you establish blogger credibility. Knowing your topic well will not only make it easier for you to come up with interesting topics your readers will want to read about, but it will make it easier for you to stick to blogging on a regular basis.

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- Create a blog about something you love and are genuinely passionate about. Your blog should be designed to impress your readers, not to break your bounds.
- Be sure to have a specific topic in mind before putting your blog out on the web. Pick your blog name and write your blog's name in a way that best describes your topic.
- Post high-quality, informative content that is relative to your blog. Conduct keyword research with a tool such as the google adwords keyword tool to find out what people are searching for.
- Find many bloggers who like and sympathize with your topic. Read blogs about your topic to get to know others who like it too.
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next sentence for the context: Post high-quality, informative content that is relative to your blog. Conduct keyword research with a tool such as the google adwords keyword tool to find out what people are searching for.

context: How to write imagery poems
Brainstorm a subject for your poem.
Finding a subject (or list of subjects) that you want to write about can be daunting. While it can be tempting to use some grand poetic theme, such as love, something small and specific is typically easier to work with.

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- Go out in public and immerse yourself in your surroundings-no headphones or texting your friends. Get a notebook and a pen, sit somewhere, and observe the world around you.
- As you brainstorm your topic, keep in mind you may not be able to write long notes or short sentences on the subject on which you're writing this poem. Keep in mind this is your first reading and not your first draft.
- From there, with a few keywords, you can get a course, maybe even a class or two, to brainstorm various subjects to tackle. Even small, minor issues often can come up easily.
- You may have a hard time brainstorm a theme that fits your genre. If you feel you do not have a lot of time for an idea, try asking a friend if you can sit down with someone and pick a subject that aligns with your genre.
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next sentence for the context: Go out in public and immerse yourself in your surroundings-no headphones or texting your friends. Get a notebook and a pen, sit somewhere, and observe the world around you.

context: The two skiers have a conversation while riding. Both skiers swing out and swing to the other side of the boat. the boys

OPTIONS:
- switch places and start a repeat of the ski lift ride.
- are sitting the grass again talking about skiing.
- continue to wave and talk.
- then go back to the water and start skiing again.
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continue to wave and talk.