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Stealing is one of the main things people do in these games to get money. It's easy. Wear things that increase your sneak so you can pickpocket with more luck. If you don't think you can take them on by yourself, find a follower (to get followers for free, just do their quest(s), and you can hire them with no charge, though with some you have to pay) Usually, if you loot both bodies and houses, there is a fair amount of money. The thieves will buy anything, including your stolen things. When you search riftweald manor, he has a stash at the end. Kill someone and loot their house. Run out of their house and out of that town and into another town. Sell the loot you picked up to a salesperson and get the money. If you don't want to make your go experience go down, don't do this part, as you must go into the town where that person's is house again. Go back to the town that the person's house is in and draw your weapon, then sheath it. A guard will come up to you and say "It's time to pay for your crimes. What say you in your defense?" and select "I submit, take me to jail". Sleep in the bedroll in the jail cell and you will get to keep your money.

summary: Steal. Sell stolen items to Tonilia at the Thieves' Guild. Go to bandit camps. Join the Thieves Guild in Riften. Do the thieves guild quest line. Kill then loot.

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There are number of different pellet formulations, designed by veterinarians, which are intended to provide a nutrient rich and balanced diet. Beyond the store bought pellet formulas, your cockatiel can enjoy many fruits and vegetables as well. shop. Try offering corn, grapes, millet, or sunflower seeds as a treat. Try to use pellets and vegetables to keep your birds seed intake to a minimum (33% or less, preferably). An all-seed or mostly-seed diet is extremely high in fat, and will shorten a cockatiel's lifespan. Never feed your cockatiel chocolate, caffeine, or alcohol. These are toxic to the bird. It can often be very hard to tell if your bird is unwell. If you see anything that is out of character for your bird, contact a veterinarian. Look for the following symptoms: Sudden weight loss Abnormal breathing Discharge from the beak Mucus on any feathers Abnormal behavior Go for a check-up with the veterinarian twice a year. If you have more than one cockatiel, isolate the sick one immediately. Cockatiels need ten to twelve hours of sleep per night. They should have a quiet and relatively dark place to get their necessary sleep each night. The ten to twelve hours of sleep is in addition to any naps it may take during the day. You might need a separate sleeping cage if the environment around their daytime cage cannot be quiet for at least 10-12 hours a night. Cover three sides of the cage with a blanket to stop the light and the sound. Don't forget to let one side uncovered for oxygen circulation. Cockatiels are often prone to "night frights". Place a small light near your birds cage to reduce its stress. If your birds beak or nails grow too long, they can pose health issues. In the wild, your bird will keep his nails and beak at a proper length. Long nails may become tangled or caught in toys or on the cage, causing injury. Perching problems can result from long nails, which in turn may cause foot injury. Nails that are long are also sharp. If your bird perches on your hand, it may be uncomfortable or hurt you. Use a grooming perch to allow your bird to trim its own nails as it moves about the cage. Try placing it next to the birds food and water to ensure usage. Grooming perches can be found at most pet stores. To help maintain proper beak length, make sure your bird has plenty of toys to play with. Play, using the beak, will help wear it down and keep it at a healthy length. Lava rocks and cuttle-bones are great things to offer your bird to help with beak maintenance.

summary: Feed your cockatiel properly. Monitor your bird's health. Give your cockatiel enough sleep. Monitor nail and beak length.

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Now that your arms are free, bring them up to your face and use your teeth to carefully loosen the buckle that joins the two sleeves. You only need to create some slack in the strapafter that, you can grip it through the fabric of the jacket and tug it the rest of the way out. You can also use your surroundings to your advantage if you have weak or sensitive teeth. For example, you might coax the strap out of the keeper by pushing the sleeve buckle against a table, door frame, or other nearby object. Focus on the top and bottom buckles, as these are the ones that prevent the wearer from pulling off the jacket. Undo the neck buckle by reaching back behind your head like you're fastening a necklace. Then, bring both hands down your hips and unlatch the waist buckle like you're tying an apron. Your arms will still be inside the jacket at this point, which means you'll need to do your best to grip the buckles through the fabric of the sleeves. There's no need to undo each and every buckle. However, the more buckles you can get to, the better your chances of escaping. Lean forward until the sleeves of the jacket are draped across the floor at your feet. Place a foot on the end of either sleeve, then pull your torso up and back with a jerk to slip out of the straitjacket in one smooth motion. Take a bowyou've done it! Straighten up enough to take the slack out of the sleeves before you attempt to pull your torso free. To avoid falling over or losing control of the sleeves, make sure you're standing on them with your full weight.
summary: Undo the sleeve buckle with your teeth. Use your free hands to open the buckles at the back of the jacket. Step on the sleeves and stand up quickly to slip out of the straitjacket.