A man is playing an accordian while staring occasionally into the camera. the man

OPTIONS:
- changes his finger tips constantly and looks off into the distance while playing.
- continues to play as he puts the accordian down and moves the upright instrument.
- adds more notes to the accordian.
- stops playing the accorion.

changes his finger tips constantly and looks off into the distance while playing.

A long haired man operates a boat and the boat drags a man water skiing across the water. a man in glasses

OPTIONS:
- speaks to the camera.
- glasses and a red shirt shows several tricks pushing a sailboat on the water grabbing as much of the energy as he can.
- is holding onto a kite as the boat slows down.
- walks alongside the boat as the boat moves.

speaks to the camera.

How to make giant grilled cheese
Preheat the oven.
Even though the grilled cheese is cooked in a pan, you may need to put it in the oven briefly to melt the cheese completely. Make sure that the oven is hot enough in case you need it by preheating it to 350 degrees fahrenheit (177 degrees celsius), which should take approximately 10 to 15 minutes.

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- It also will be slightly warmer, making it easier to spread the cheese throughout your pan. Use a cooking thermometer to check on your oven's temperature and adjust accordingly.
- Mix the wet ingredients in a mixing bowl. Add the butter and grated cashews.
- Pay attention to the oven so you know when it's ready. Most models will either beep or flash an indicator light to let you know that the right temperature has been reached.
- Mix butter, sugar, and salt in a small bowl. Combine butter, sugar, and salt in a small bowl.

Pay attention to the oven so you know when it's ready. Most models will either beep or flash an indicator light to let you know that the right temperature has been reached.

How to reduce asthma triggers at home
Find out what triggers your asthma.
The best way to reduce asthma triggers is to find out what your triggers are. Don't purposely put yourself at risk of an asthma attack if you think that something may trigger it.

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- Make a list of everything that triggers you. Writing down all of the things that trigger you can help you get comfortable staying calm and relaxed.
- Instead, think back to times when your asthma started to flare up. Is there any relationship between all of the events? Maybe your asthma mainly occurred in a specific part of the day, or a specific environment.
- Try writing down " triggering events " and " symptoms " or " triggers. " this will help you determine if you have a trigger, and better get a doctor's check up before coming up with ways to reduce it.
- You can still experience an asthma attack at some point, however, even if it's something minor like an increase in protein or potassium in your diet. Some tips include : Read about your triggers.
Instead, think back to times when your asthma started to flare up. Is there any relationship between all of the events? Maybe your asthma mainly occurred in a specific part of the day, or a specific environment.