Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set the gifting rules for your group. Find that perfect white elephant gift. Some great "White Elephant Gift" Ideas. Find Other Low-Cost Fun Gift Exchange Gifts. Be secretive about your gift. Write out consecutive numbers on small pieces of paper. Have everyone draw a number. Begin with the person who draws #1. Have the next person choose whether they want to steal a previously-opened gift or choose an unopened gift from the gift box. Repeat in order of number.

Answer: Is this a re-gift party or are folks supposed to buy something new--or does it matter? How much is the spending limit? Is there some sort of challenge or theme? Make sure everyone understands the rules like whether they have to buy new things or not. Be careful of sticking to overly stringent rules. After all, not everyone has a regiftable present laying around. Not everyone is good at picking out gifts. The focus of this game is on fun not making it a picky rules-bound affair. Be aware that very elaborate rules or themes (such as it has to be edible, or red or green, or some such) may be fun for some but may be an annoyance and stress for another. In general, keep it simple. Gift spending limits avoid putting people in a position to pay an uncomfortable amount for a gift. What may be comfortable for the vice president will not be the same as the junior secretary. Price limits keep gifts more or less on the same level of value. You don't want one person to get a brand new video game console and another person to get a used pen protector. Get it gift wrapped or wrap the gift yourself, and bring it to the party stealthily. And feel free to have some fun with this. Feel free to do a really silly wrapping job. Use plain brown paper, or even just stick it in a plain mailing envelope. Do something silly. Feel free to wrap it with a different theme than expected. For a New Year's gift exchange, wrap it in birthday, baby gift, or graduation themes. If you enjoy wrapping, feel free to do an excellent job. Go overboard, do every elaborate flourish. If you're having trouble coming up with a gift that is both off-the-wall and appropriate, consider these gift ideas: Hideous or tacky jewelry Perfume or lotion with an unpleasant scent. Cheap, ugly statues or other decorative knick-knacks. An obnoxious T-shirt, sweater, tie, socks, or bow-tie. Workout videos, particularly those with obnoxious aerobic instructors Bargain bin DVDs of Grade-B movies...the worse the better. A framed picture of your boss, (perhaps autographed) but only if the boss has a good sense of humor. CD of awful or weird music Although "White Elephant" or "Yankee Swap" gifts often aim to be wacky and goofy, there is nothing wrong with a gift that is sensible. It is OK to go with something that you are pretty sure will not get tossed in the bin. Sometimes trying to find the perfect crazy gift is just adding too much stress to holiday shopping. Some perhaps more boring but welcome exchange gifts: Lottery tickets Water bottle, mug, or coffee travel cup Small gift certificate to local eatery Winter hat, scarf, or gloves Good quality tea or coffee gift set Kitchen items, such as measuring cups, spoons, oven mitts The idea is for people to not know who the gift is coming from. Once you get to work, place the gift into a gift box along with all the other gifts. Make numbers for however many people are participating in the gift exchange. For example, if there are 15 people participating, write out the numbers 1 through 15 on small pieces of paper, fold them once or twice, and throw them into a small bowl or bag. The number will signify the order in which they choose a gift. The first person chooses any wrapped gift in the gift box and opens it. Their turn ends. The first player will be given the option to exchange gifts with another player at the very end. A person who has his/her gift stolen from them gets to either steal a gift from someone else or choose a replacement gift from the gift box. You cannot immediately steal back the gift that was stolen from you. You must wait at least one round before stealing back a gift that was once in your possession. A gift cannot be stolen more than once a turn. The person with the next-highest number either chooses a gift from the gift box or steals a gift from someone else. People who have gifts stolen can choose a gift out of the gift box or steal items that have not yet been stolen that round.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure the wings are symmetrical. Make the wings shorter. Angle the wings. Add fins to complicated designs.

Answer: Often, during the process of making folds, you crease the page, make the wing length uneven, and so on. Unfold your plane and refold it again. If there's an extra crease on one side, add it to the other. That way, the wind will hit the plane the same way on both sides. You can also cut off uneven and excess bits of paper, but this is risky since you won't be able to go back. The aspect ratio of the wings affect flight. Long, wide wings are good for gliding but have to be thrown gently. Short, stubby wings are usually better because you can throw the plane faster and angle it more upwards. Refold the wings according to your needs. A standard airplane needs wings that point upwards. If your wings are flat or upside down, redo them. Wings angled upwards are called "dihedral" and give your plane stability. Lift the wings upwards so that the wing tips are above the rest of the plane. Fins are small folds you make on the wings. The paper doubles over itself when you do this. Take the edges of the wings and fold them downwards and over. This is the fin, and the fold should be parallel to the length of the plane. These fins can help stabilize and strengthen some planes. Fins are useful in more complicated designs. For standard dart planes, they should be avoided since they will slow the plane.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ignore the posts. Use the 'Cool' tactic. Report the troll to a moderator or the site owner if they persist.

Answer: A troll's goal is to make users angry, and by responding to their posts, you are "feeding the troll". The sooner you extinguish the trolling, the better. Wait for the troll to post. After they post, wait a certain amount of time (perhaps ten seconds), then respond with simply, 'cool.' Continue the conversation you were having. A troll either wants you to get angry and comment as such, or wants you to be quiet. Using this tactic robs them of both. This tactic works very well for statements meant to offend you. If the trolling persists, a moderator or site owner can deal with them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide if you want to delete your old address. Leave your address for at least six months, even if you plan to delete it. Set up an auto-responder on your old account. Delete your old address when you're sure you aren't receiving important messages on it anymore.

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You may not need to delete your old email address. In fact, leaving it online with proper forwarding will help ensure that you don't miss any important emails in the months following your switch. There may be no harm in keeping an old address, especially if it's free. You can always use your old address to sign up for mailing lists and other less important accounts, which can help minimize spam on your new account. Keeping your old email account can be very useful if you need to log into an online account you set up with it that you forgot to transition to your new email. If you delete your old account before making the change, you may be locked out without the ability to manage it. You'll want to make sure that you don't miss any important messages, so leave your old account online for at least six months. Web-based email accounts will not deactivate in this time, so you'll receive all of your forwarded messages without having to log into the old address. Many email services allow you to set up an "out of office" or "vacation" message. Use this to automatically inform senders that you have a new email address. You may not want to do this if you get a lot of spam on your old account, as the spam senders will automatically see your new address. See Use Email Autoresponders for information on setting up an auto-reply. If you want to permanently delete your old email account, you can do so once you're sure everything is being sent to your new address. Remember, it may be better to leave the old account active in case you need to access another account set up with it. Deleting email accounts is permanent, and you won't be able to reactivate it once it's gone. See Delete a Google or Gmail Account for information on deleting your Gmail account. See Delete Yahoo! Accounts for instructions on deleting your Yahoo Mail account. See Close a Microsoft Account for details on deleting a Hotmail, Live, or Outlook.com mail account.