Write an article based on this "Start drawing! Play a paper game. Play football. Play Battleship. Play Dots and Boxes Make a paper gun and start a war with your friends!"
article: Grab a pencil or some colored pens and just start doodling! Express yourself and draw whatever inspires you. You could try drawing less realistic things like cartoons and manga, or perhaps draw something in the room or a friend or family member. A really nice way to use the paper would be to go outside and just draw what you see. Once you have finished you can proudly display your artwork, perhaps in your new origami frame! Think tic tac toe is the only paper game out there? Think again. There are other games you can play to occupy time when all you have is paper and pen. Try Haikai (Collaborative Poetry Game). You could also make your own paper puzzles such as sudoku. You can also play paper football. Simply fold the paper into a small triangle or roll it into a ball and then start flicking it around. You might also want to make goal posts, depending on how much paper you have. You can actually play the classic board game using just a sheet of paper (and a partner!). Draw out an 11x11 grid and label one side with letters and the other with numbers. Plot your ships and then start playing. Just don't cheat! . Draw a grid of evenly-spaced dots, perhaps around 20 dots x 20 dots. Now, each player takes a turn drawing a line between two dots. Whoever draws the 4th line of a box claims that box. Whoever has the most boxes when the grid is full wins! You can make a paper gun using paper, scissors, and a rubber band. With this weapon in hand, you can start an office war or start a game with your friends. Just be careful not to hit anyone in the eye!

Write an article based on this "Take private lessons to develop your skills. Practice on your own every day. Join a jazz band for additional practice."
article: Taking private lessons from someone who plays jazz sax is essential for developing a strong foundation. A private music teacher can help you to hone your skills, develop your style, and become a skillful jazz saxophonist. Check with your local music shop to find out if there are any jazz saxophone teachers in your area. You can also take music lessons online using Skype or similar video conference tools. Regular practice with your instrument is crucial for building your skills and learning new ones. Make sure that you set aside at least 30 minutes per day to practice playing your saxophone. Once you have mastered the basics, you can experiment and improvise to create more interesting sounds. If you don't have a lot of opportunities to practice playing jazz sax, you might consider joining a band. Ask friends who play instruments if they know of anyone looking for a jazz saxophonist, or form a jazz band of your own with some friends. Try making a flyer with your contact info and posting it on a community board at your local coffee shop or library. Make sure to mention the type of saxophone you play, that you want to join a jazz band, and your skill level.

Write an article based on this "Exercise! Stay warm. Rinse your face with warm water."
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One sure-fire way to get your cheeks nice and red is to simply do a little exercise. It's no secret that activities like playing sports, jogging, lifting weights, and doing calisthenics can make you flushed generally, the more intense the exercise, the brighter your cheeks will be. Note however, that a regular exercise routine can actually make it harder for you to get rosy cheeks in the long run. If you're able to reduce your blood pressure with steady exercise (which, by the way, is a good thing!), the capillaries in your cheeks responsible for giving you pink cheeks won't fill with blood during exercise as easily. Keeping yourself warm and cozy in cold weather can sometime have the side effect of giving you pink cheeks. When your body temperature is hot, the body automatically redirects blood from the inside of your body to the blood vessels near the surface. This blood causes your cheeks (and likely other parts of your body) to get a reddish or pinkish tinge. Don't go overboard here wearing a warm coat in winter is a good idea, but deliberately subjecting yourself to uncomfortably high temperatures can be unsafe. Cool off right away if you start to sweat profusely or feel light-headed. A nice facial rinse doesn't just feel great it can also give your cheeks a "splash" of pink! Heating up the skin of your face with warm water causes the body to direct more blood there. This extra blood can make your cheeks a little pinker with very little effort on your part.