How to have a positive study abroad experience in italy 
Keep an open mind. 
The italian culture is definitely different than american culture. In order to appreciate, learn about, and immerse yourself in italian life, keep an open mind about your first experiences with the people and the cities.

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- When discussing work or family, learn the language spoken on the job, community, and board. Although italy is arguably a really far smaller city than the us, many other cities are now very' like-minded' with italian culture and economical standards.
- Learn everything you can about italy and place. Taking a trip to rome and rome in general is likely to bring you an incredible range of possibilities.
- Here are a few things to know about the italian culture before you go to italy: the people are loud, bold, and have little awareness of personal space. Don't be shocked if you hear people yelling or if you are heckled on the street.
- Get a good sense of the texture and style of your destination. Avoid any finicky shopping or selecting trends.

Here are a few things to know about the italian culture before you go to italy: the people are loud, bold, and have little awareness of personal space. Don't be shocked if you hear people yelling or if you are heckled on the street.

How to build an artistic brand 
Define yourself. 
Every artist wants to avoid being labeled or putting themselves into a box, however if you can't clearly communicate your personal message to someone else, it will become increasingly harder to stick out in a crowd. 
Love your product.

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- Your product is you! You are the most unique brand in the world and there is not another person out there like you. You have your own style, personality and set of creative tools that make you one of a kind.
- No one in the production world likes hot enough to disagree with their boss. If you have a copy or a product that reads like you, is unique, doesn't fit anyone's style palette, and that would be the item you want to sell, you'd be better off giving it a try.
- If you love sewing, being able to sew, ink, and cut clothing may be part of that. If you love music, being able to use electronic music, video game systems, television equipment, or other working materials, it'll become an essential part of being noticed.
- If you are successful in some way through creative expression, you'll encounter at least some interaction with customers and employers and give your work a positive shake. This is crucial for most artists to see how great your products are.

Your product is you! You are the most unique brand in the world and there is not another person out there like you. You have your own style, personality and set of creative tools that make you one of a kind.

How to perform the heimlich maneuver 
Determine if the person is truly choking. 
A choking victim will often have their hands around their throat. If you notice someone making this gesture, look for other choking signals.

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- Choking with your eyes closed, look elsewhere for a pocket of air. Also note if the person has curled up or has collapsed.
- Ideally, at this point a choking victim will be coughing by suppressing the flow of blood from their mouth. A choking victim may often make these gestures subconsciously, so be sure to look for up-loud or correct signs.
- You should only perform the heimlich on a choking person. Look for the following : Cannot breathe or experiencing loud, difficult breathing cannot speak inability to cough effectively blue or gray color to lips and fingernail beds loss of consciousness Let the person know you're going to perform the heimlich.
- Common choking signals that indicate someone may be choking include : Expanding of the esophagus pulling under their rib cage opening clenching or grinding the back of their jaw opened lips Listen for growling or jaw clenching. Individuals who are choking tend to roar loudly when they are nervous or anxious about something.

You should only perform the heimlich on a choking person. Look for the following : Cannot breathe or experiencing loud, difficult breathing cannot speak inability to cough effectively blue or gray color to lips and fingernail beds loss of consciousness Let the person know you're going to perform the heimlich.

A man with dark brown hair and a full dark brown beard appears indoors in a room with a lot of weightlifting items and as he's talking it rotates between him and various people doing various exercises. occasionally there

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- is a bump on the edge of the swinging bench to end his talk and a sign sign that the man is done talking.
- is a woman moving around in the background keeping up as the man continues to talk and lay on the straps.
- are screenshots of a man lifting very heavy weights that display during the man talking.
- are slides that are used to make weight lifting very difficult by themselves and if you are slightly underweight, you can purchase the same weight that you start with and then you can sit on those slides for a little bit and then slowly get the weight off afterwards.


are screenshots of a man lifting very heavy weights that display during the man talking.