Article: Do you want a new car? A boyfriend? Some new clothes? You deserve all of these things, but don't use shortcuts to get them. It's so much easier to take the easy way out, but this usually requires hurting someone else, and if you do it often enough it'll backfire. If you want something, work for it. It's the honourable thing to do. Don't steal or try to rip people off instead of paying what you owe. Don't shamelessly flirt with someone else's tipsy girlfriend instead of forming an actual relationship with someone who's available. Don't keep borrowing money from your friends and family instead of getting a job. Don't take credit for someone else's idea instead of coming up with your own. Honesty and honor go hand in hand. Work on always telling the truth, whether it's about your own intentions or an outside situation. It will certainly make you uncomfortable at times, and you might be subject to other people's anger or hurt feelings. But ultimately, people will appreciate that you're someone who tells it like it is instead of sugarcoating. If there's a situation in which you don't feel comfortable telling the truth, just don't say anything. It's better than lying. Even so, it's important to tell the truth as often as possible. When it comes to the tiny lies we tell to spare feelings, you make the call. Just know that if you lie often enough, even in this small way ("No, that dress looks great!" or "Yes, I really liked your speech!") people will stop trusting your opinion and begin to assume you're just being nice. Developing your values is one thing, but standing up for them is quite another. It's easy to argue with something in your head, but truly honourable people speak up and step in. Defending your values can mean any number of things, and it doesn't always need to involve a big show. In little ways, you can behave honorably and set an example for other people. For example, if everyone at work makes fun of a certain person when he's not around, you could make it clear you don't think it's right. Sometimes just saying "I disagree" or even changing the subject every time it comes up is a way to make your opinion known. Sometimes you'll be faced with a bigger problem, and you'll have to choose between standing up for what you think is right and keeping your job, or staying friends with someone, or upholding your reputation as a sweet and genial person. That's when true honor kicks in, and hopefully all those times you were honourable in little ways will prepare you for the big decisions. If you were to draw a cartoon of an honourable person, it might look like a guy giving up his seat on the bus for an elderly person while helping a child carry his luggage and offering to front fare for someone who forgot change. These cliches all demonstrate ways to be honourable, and they're all situations that could happen in real life and provide easy opportunities to be a little honourable. However, true honor is demonstrated when you're called upon to do something you really don't want to do, and you do it anyway. For example, maybe your brother and his two dogs need a place to crash for three weeks after losing their house. Things will be pretty cramped, but he's your brother, so you do it. Or maybe you're in the car on the way to airport to catch a flight to Venice for your honeymoon, and you witness a car run off the road and hit the guardrail. Even though it means you're going to miss your flight, you stop and offer your assistance. Part of being honourable is acknowledging the effect your words and actions have on other people. You have the ability to help, and you have the ability to hurt. Don't mess with people's emotions as a way to get what you want. It's easy to do this without even realizing it, so try to be more mindful of the impact you're having. Don't take advantage of weakness, like using someone's illness to gain an edge on them. Don't be controlling of those around you. Let them make their own decisions. Don't guilt trip people into doing what you want. Don't lead people on by making them think you're more emotionally involved than you really feel.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Work for what you want. Speak the truth. Defend what you believe in. Come to people's aid. Never manipulate people.
Article: " Abandonware simply refers to software that's no longer supported or that has unenforced copyright protection, often because the original developer is no longer in business or was sold. You'll see several sites listed that allow you to download old games. By checking the page description (or "snippet") under each search result, you should be able to determine which sites offer free downloads. Several of the results will mention the availability of game downloads. It's not a bad idea to also perform a search like "best sites for abandonware" to help make an informed decision. You'll find some sites and forums that recommend specific abandonware sites and/or assess the safety of their downloads. Depending on the sites, games may be organized differently. But you should be able to browse through categories or search for a specific game if you already have one in mind. What shows up next will depend on the site you're using. You're generally likely to find some information about the game and potentially other user reviews. Sometimes the download button can be difficult to locate amid the clutter, but you should be able to find it amid the clutter. Some sites will also give you the option to skip downloading and simply play the game in your browser. Downloading the game, however, will allow you to play it when you're offline. Beware of ads. Some advertisements are designed to look like download buttons. The design of the button will likely look different from the site, and there should be a button on the ad that allows you to close it. There may be different versions of the game available for download, but you should be able to play either one. You should be able to find it in your Downloads folder. Games often come zipped, so you may have to unzip them manually if your system doesn't do so automatically. Programs like WinRAR may be helpful for this. You may have to adjust your system's preferences to allow installation of applications from unidentified developers. You should also review this article's warning section to better understand the legality associated with abandonware and
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Perform an online search for "abandonware" or "abandonware games. Pick a site and explore. Click on the game of your choice. Click to download. Open the game and enjoy.
Article: Protect your face and the rest of your exposed skin by always wearing an SPF 30 or 50 sunscreen while you are outside. Apply sunscreen at least 15 minutes before exposure and reapply once every 90 minutes. If you will be swimming or sweating, use a waterproof sunscreen. A hat that has a wide brim (4 in.) will help protect your scalp, ears, and neck from sunburn. Sunglasses that have UV protection qualities will help prevent sun damage around your eyes. Your lips can get sunburned too, so always wear lip balm that has an SPF rating of at least 30. If possible, limit your time outside during the hours between 10am and 4pm since sun exposure during this time is more likely to cause a sunburn. Monitor your skin while you are outside. If you notice that it is tingling or looking a bit pink, you probably have a sunburn and should get out of the sun right away. Although an umbrella can help to reduce your direct sun exposure, sand reflects sunlight toward your skin so it is important to use sunscreen even if you are under an umbrella.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use sunscreen every day. Wear a hat while you are outside. Wear sunglasses. Don't forget about your lips! Limit your time in the sun. Check your skin often. Don't trust an umbrella alone to protect your skin.