INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Making suggestions to calm someone down may not be appropriate for someone who clearly doesn't want help; however, it can be appropriate if the angry person is seeking help in calming down. It can also help when conversation is not productive or is escalating and a break is warranted. Breathing deeply can be effective in regulating emotions. Give the person these instructions: Breathe in for a count of four, hold for a count of four, and exhale for a count of four. Make sure they are breathing with their diaphragm rather than with their chest. When the person breathes with their diaphragm, their belly extends out (they should be able to feel it with their hand). Do this as many times as necessary until the person starts feeling calmer. Tell the other person that they don't need to react right away. Counting can help put off angry feelings for the moment. Suggest that the other person gives themselves time to sort out feelings by counting to 10. Help the person take their mind off the anger by distracting them. You can tell a joke or watch a video. You can reassure the person that you care about their anger, but you can also say that it may be a good idea to change their focus for a few minutes to help them cool off. Removing the person from a situation will help them calm down. Suggest going for a walk, getting outdoors, or otherwise removing themselves from the situation.

SUMMARY: Assess the situation before making suggestions. Tell the person to take deep breaths. Ask the person to count to 10. Distract the person. Suggest taking a walk.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Doing so takes you to the app's camera screen. Your video can only be 10 seconds long, so choose a subject that can be captured in a short clip. Tap the button with two arrows in the upper-right corner of the screen to switch between the front-facing and rear-facing lenses. The front-facing camera works best for selfies because you can see yourself on the screen as you shoot the video. Tap and hold anywhere on the screen to activate Snapchat Lenses. Lenses use face-recognition technology to add effects, like dog ears, to people. Scroll left across the capture button and follow any onscreen prompts to see what the lenses do. It's the larger circle at the bottom center of the screen. As you hold the button, the white outer circle will turn red, indicating the duration of the video, and a solid red circle will appear in the center of the capture button to show that your camera is recording. Doing so will stop the recording. Your video will stop automatically after 10 seconds, when the outer circle of the button is completely red.

SUMMARY: Open Snapchat. Select a subject for your video. Select a camera mode. Press and hold the capture button. Release the button.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This has been left open purposefully, so judge using your cooking intuition. Add the slices to each taco, on top of the chocolate pudding. This can be ice cream syrup or the chocolate topping that hardens when poured. The dessert tacos are now ready for serving.

SUMMARY: Use filling amounts appropriate for the number of tacos you'll be making. Arrange the tacos on a flat working surface. Fill each taco with chocolate pudding. Cut the banana into slices. Pour chocolate sauce over the bananas. Sprinkle shredded coconut over the top.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Netting that is too small for starlings to penetrate will prevent them from entering your orchard while still allowing sunlight and less invasive birds through. The practicality of this approach may vary depending on the size of the area that you wish to cover. Maintaining the netting is importantholes may allow the starlings to get through. The areas may need to be covered only for a limited time. Once the starlings move on to a new area, they may not try to return, or you may be able to continue prevention with less extreme measures. Starlings prefer to nest in areas where the trees are dense and close together. For a long-term solution to deter the birds, consider thinning the trees on your property. Sometimes thick or commercial grade material such as metal flashing or industrial vent/chimney covers may be necessary. Metal spikes along ledges and other areas that starlings have started to roost will help drive starlings away to other areas. Boards or other materials set at a 45 degree incline along ledges and other roost areas will deter starlings due to the uncomfortable angle. You may be able to remove the boards once the starlings have moved on to new territory.

SUMMARY:
Cover orchards or nest areas with netting. Thin trees in densely forested areas. Block any openings bigger than 1" wide. Install deterrent spikes on roosting areas. Install angled boards over ledges.