Article: In some high school classes (and many college classes), the teacher or professor will have listed in the syllabus specific instructions regarding proper emailing procedure. If so, make sure you follow their guidelines even if they conflict with the information in this article. Teachers and professors include specific emailing instructions for two main reasons: personal preference and institution rules. Either way, it's best to follow the syllabus as closely as possible. You'll usually find this in the syllabus, but if you don't have access to the syllabus or your teacher didn't list their email address in it, you may have to look on the school's website or check with a fellow student. In the unlikely event that your teacher has a no-email policy, do not email them; instead, tell a friend to pass along a written note for you. You may also call the school office to report your absence ahead of time. Knowing the specific reason that you're missing a class or a trip is important since it's your job to convince the teacher that it's a good enough reason to miss. Common excuses include sickness, appointments, emergencies, lack of available transportation, and sport events. If you have to make up an excuse, choose something non-permanent (e.g., sickness or a vehicle malfunction) rather than a more serious incident (e.g., a family emergency). The fewer people affected by your excuse, the harder it will be for someone to prove it wrong. If you're missing class on a day on which you're supposed to submit or present an assignment, you can upload it to the email if it's a digital document. If you only have a hard copy, you'll either need to turn in early the assignment or explain to the teacher your plan for submission. There isn't much point in emailing your teacher or professor after you miss class, and doing so can cause them to assume you overslept or missed for a similarly irresponsible reason. Even if you're sick or you've encountered an emergency, you should email your instructor as soon as you know you won't be in class. Especially if you're sick or you miss several days due to appointments, your teacher may request a doctor's note or confirmation from a parent. If you're missing a presentation day or a finalor if you're missing several days in a rowyou might want to mention in your email that you can produce a note or an excuse from a parent or a relevant third party.
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Check the class syllabus for emailing instructions. Find the teacher's email address. Determine your excuse. Find any assignments to send if necessary. Make sure that you email the teacher ahead of time. Understand that your teacher may request proof.
Article: Keep in mind that, if successful, you're going to soak the immediate area with a bottle's worth of water. Make sure there aren't any wires or plugged-in devices nearby. Eliminate the risk of electrical shock. Also keep in mind that glass is about to break and fall free from the rest of the bottle. Reduce the risk of getting cut by covering any exposed skin below your waist. Wear pants instead of shorts and shoes instead of sandals. Remember: the glass that breaks free from the bottle may break again when it strikes the ground. Use a bucket to catch both the glass and the water. Make clean-up a cinch without the risk of cutting your bare feet later on if you step on a small piece of glass that you missed while sweeping up. Keep other people's safety in mind, too. Do not aim the bottle's bottom at anyone. If you're not using a bucket, clear the area and spread your feet wide apart.
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Stay clear of electrical devices. Wear protective clothing. Hold the bottle over a bucket or other container. Aim the bottom of the bottle away from everyone.
Article: Use little circles for her joints. Also, trace a pair of long lines going down from both sides of the head-circle as a guide to her flowing hair. Remember that she has a structure of a pre-teen. Draw her clothing details.
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Draw a circle for the head. Draw lines that will serve as guide to her body and limbs. Start tracing the outline of Hatsune's head, body and hair, using these skelton of lines. Add body and face details. Erase unnecessary lines. Color the drawing as desired.