IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to start a horror story
Describe something that scares or revolts you.
Think about your greatest fear or fears. This could be the fear of losing a friend, a fear of heights, a fear of clowns, or even a fear of velcro.
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- What do you fear most about the bane of your horror story? Think about what you are most afraid of or struggle to think of. How does your fear affect your life? What sources of horror do they have around? Write down what you think scares or frightens you.
- Do a list of these irrational fears at the back of your head. You can even label these ones in a database of your own.
- You can then tap into this fear and explore it as an idea for your story. Use your fear as material for a story about something scary or revolting.
- Examples of things that might frighten you include : Big crowds crowds high traffic traffic traffic people beaches extreme cold environments airports Write details that will make it difficult for the reader to understand your horror story. You might see something scary happen at night or a death.

OUT: You can then tap into this fear and explore it as an idea for your story. Use your fear as material for a story about something scary or revolting.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to create an effective action plan
Keep a record of everything.
As you work through your action plan, keep notes of everything. You may find it helpful to have a binder with different tabs in it to section off different aspects of your planning process.
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- In order to keep track of activities and items, it will help to create a record of your time. Put it up around your house or in a folder so that you can immediately remind yourself when something is happening.
- Use these additional notes to keep you up to date on both your life plan and your goals. For example, you may notice that you have goals to achieve in the next three months and goals to meet and implement in the next five months.
- This can be helpful in keeping track of how you arrived at a decision that you feel comfortable carrying out. Keep a notebook or computer computer case handy too so you can remember how you approach each step one at a time.
- Some examples of sections : Ideas/miscellaneous notes daily schedules monthly schedules milestones research follow-up individuals involved/contacts Know what you want to do. The less clear you are about what you want to do, the less effective your plan will be.

OUT: Some examples of sections : Ideas/miscellaneous notes daily schedules monthly schedules milestones research follow-up individuals involved/contacts Know what you want to do. The less clear you are about what you want to do, the less effective your plan will be.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to become an alaska resident
Move to alaska.
To become a resident, you need to be physically present in the state, and you must intend to stay in alaska indefinitely.
Take a second qualifying step.
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- Go to the state services office to file for your residency and interview a representative. The representative will issue you a copy of the paperwork and explain what you must get.
- To become a resident, the first step you must take is to follow an alaska residency program (viva), which enforces the bonding procedure. You can find a copy of the viva online at :.
- Mere physical presence is not enough to establish residency. You also need to take an additional action that shows you intend to make alaska your permanent home.
- Alaska residents are eligible for a second qualifying step first. This step begins with you getting a copy of the alaska citizenship and immigration permit for your country of origin.

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Mere physical presence is not enough to establish residency. You also need to take an additional action that shows you intend to make alaska your permanent home.