context: How to make writing one of your favorite hobbies
Find suitable ways to record your writing.
Some people prefer writing with pen and paper, such as in a notebook. Some prefer typing into a word processor such as a computer, ipad or laptop.

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- Another option is to make a saved file in your laptop so you always know where to save it to. Create a pdf of your pdf in a word processor.
- It's also ok to use a computer as a studio. Make your work area clean and simple.
- If you're writing on a piece of computer or portable device, digital recorders will serve as a convenient solution. Some people prefer to record their writing at night, when it's more comfortable for them.
- Many people like to combine both approaches, as this allows for different modes of thinking, working, sitting, relaxing, and so forth. Try each and then combine them to find your favorite approach.
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next sentence for the context: Many people like to combine both approaches, as this allows for different modes of thinking, working, sitting, relaxing, and so forth. Try each and then combine them to find your favorite approach.

context: How to be less judgmental
Embrace positive thinking.
A negative mindset can lead to judgmental thinking. Try to see the positive aspects of every situation, rather than the negatives.

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- Focus on the positive aspects of every situation and relish in the positives. This can help you turn negative thoughts into positive ones.
- Give yourself the luxury of staying focused on the positive, rather than dwelling on the negative ones. Instead of thinking, " i can't make my plans right now, " think, " i'll make them eventually.
- When you catch yourself having negative thoughts, challenge them. Then, challenge yourself to pick out something positive.
- Think about things you like about yourself, or things that you love about yourself. Also try to see a positive side of situations.
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next sentence for the context: When you catch yourself having negative thoughts, challenge them. Then, challenge yourself to pick out something positive.

context: How to make a homemade thermometer
Make your measuring solution.
Fill a measuring cup halfway with water and halfway with rubbing alcohol. Drop four to eight drops of liquid food coloring into the solution and mix gently to combine.

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- Dip a cotton ball dipped in the dye into the mixture. Then dip a second cotton ball in your injected dye and place it on your prepared thermometer.
- Discard the excess rubbing alcohol, leaving behind a thin layer of food coloring. Divide the amount of liquid using a spoon to get a variety of colors possible.
- Note that the food coloring does not alter the way that the solution reacts to temperature changes. Its only purpose is to make it easier for you to read the level of the water in the straw when you use your thermometer.
- Do not use paraffin food coloring. This coloring may dry out sensitive skin and cause clogged pores.
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next sentence for the context: Note that the food coloring does not alter the way that the solution reacts to temperature changes. Its only purpose is to make it easier for you to read the level of the water in the straw when you use your thermometer.

context: How to calculate buoyancy
Find the volume of the submerged portion of the object.
The force of buoyancy that acts on an object is directly proportional to the volume of the object that is submerged. In other words, the more of a solid object that is submerged, the greater the force of buoyancy that acts on it.

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- Buoyancy differs based on the object that is submerged. The volume of a submerged object, according to mass, is higher than that of a solid solid in terms of mass.
- Think about how much the object weighed when submerged. If you are using a dishwasher, the weight should be not taken into account when calculating buoyancy.
- The mass of the object you are assessing will vary widely. Both forms of buoyancy act in the same way.
- This means that even objects that sink in liquid have a buoyancy force pushing upwards on them. To begin to calculate the buoyancy force acting on an object, your first step should generally be to determine the volume of the object that is submerged in fluid.
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next sentence for the context:
This means that even objects that sink in liquid have a buoyancy force pushing upwards on them. To begin to calculate the buoyancy force acting on an object, your first step should generally be to determine the volume of the object that is submerged in fluid.