Use a reel mower to keep the grass short where the weeds tend to grow. The spurge will not be able to move in as easily if you keep your lawn dense, short, and healthy. Before the grass and weeds start to grow, fertilize your lawn and water for 30 minutes afterward. Fertilizing the lawn will help produce healthier grass, which is a way to prevent weeds from spreading. If you are trying to control spurge in an area outside of a lawn or turf area, do not fertilize. The grass will probably not be maintained and fertilizing the area will only help the weed grow faster. Maintaining a healthy lawn or mulched area is the first defense against controlling spurge. Water the lawn for 30 minutes. Test to make sure the grass has enough water by trying to push a screwdriver into the dirt. If it sinks easily to 6in (15cm), do not continue to water it. If not, water for another 10 minutes and retest. Depending on the type of grass you have, it may be more heat and drought-resistant than others. Also, if you live a dry climate, you will need to water your grass more often.
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One-sentence summary -- Mow the grass so it stays below 2in (5.1cm). Fertilize your lawn during spring months (April-May). Water your lawn to maintain healthy grass.

Once you have done all three sets of your maximum amount of push-ups, chart your baseline for sets one, two, and three as well as the amount of time that each set took you. You're likely to feel some ache in your muscles the day after your baseline, which is perfectly normal. You may be itching to get started on doing more push-ups, but this routine will offer the best results if you do it three-to-four times per week so basically, every other day.
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One-sentence summary -- Chart your baseline. Wait two days.

Many laptops have a "hidden" keypad that is enabled when you turn on the Num key. Find this option to the left or right of your keyboard. If your keyboard has these features, then you'll see little numbers or words written in small font on the bottom of the keys, sometimes in a different color. You can find it on either side of your Spacebar. This is the Alt Code for . Remember to use the Alt Codes, which are nine numbers that are written on the side of your 7, 8, 9, U, I, O, J, K, L, and M keys in a different color, such as light blue or yellow. Do not use the normal number system to type in this code. On most keyboards, this code will come from typing KK7 or 9OM, but you should look at the actual Alt codes to be sure. The pi symbol should appear. Press the key again to turn it off. This will return your keyboard to its normal settings.
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One-sentence summary -- Press the Num key. Hold down the Alt key. Type in 227 using the Alt Codes. Release the Alt key. Turn off Num .

Use the standard five paragraph essay format. This format will structure your letter in a clear, concise, and compelling manner. It consists of an introductory paragraph, three main body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Your introduction should focus on your immediate educational and career goals. This sentence is already written in your preparation stage so you should be able to place it right into this part of your outline. You will briefly discuss how your particular interests within your chosen field of study developed and state why you want to continue your education. Remember that these bullet points are for your reference so you can see just how much you've accomplished thus far. When you write, it'll be up to you to turn this list into a compelling "story". In this paragraph you will focus on your strengths and leadership skills including academic achievements, extracurricular activities, community and/or volunteer, and awards. Again, you have these listed. Now put them in a bulleted list here. Were you class president? Did you write a story that won a competition? Did you write for the school newspaper? Were you captain of the Lacrosse team? Did you volunteer in a political campaign or at the food bank? Do you hold down a job with management responsibilities? Do you work with kids? Have you been nominated for academic awards? This paragraph will develop your reason for applying for this particular scholarship and why you should be considered. Be professional and direct and do not say that you need the scholarship money but rather mention what you will be using it for. Examples would be to help pay for tuition, housing, books and supplies. This is the part of the story about the future. How do your goals and vision match up with theirs? And what would you pay for if you had that opportunity? Now that you've told them about yourself, show them that you are deserving of their scholarship and how you will wisely use their funds. Highlight your ability to successfully complete the college program for which you are requesting a scholarship as well as a clear intention on what you plan to do with your course of study. Remember: you are investment. They want to know you'll pay off. This an expansion of your introductory paragraph regarding your academic and career goals. Now you provide greater detail that illuminates just how strong your knowledge and passion are and how you could you change your life and the lives of others with this scholarship. You've already shown them who you are, "now show them who you will become and how that will benefit them". Reiterate within this closing paragraph your interests in applying for the scholarship. Then explain what you and by extension they will gain from you having received this particular award. Remember, they want to award successful candidates. Their success going forward is contingent on choosing candidates who successfully complete their education and move on to productive careers. Be sure you let them know this is exactly your plan. Be careful not to use redundant words or phrases from earlier paragraphs. Think of this paragraph as one in which you are paraphrasing an article, paragraph, or even a book: summarize but do it in a different way. Make it new, unique, and fresh. As they say, "Take it to the next level."
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Organize your paragraphs. Outline your introduction. Create bullets for paragraph two. Create bullets for paragraph three. Create bullets for paragraph four. Outline your conclusion.