Article: Pass the time by playing an old school board game, like Monopoly or Clue, with a friend or sibling. If you're looking for something a little different, go online and try out some of the many games available there. Everything from Scrabble and Tetris to role playing games like World of Warcraft are online, and you can play against opponents that live all over the world. Master your favorite video game, if that's more your style. Keep yourself busy with solo games like Sudoku, solitaire and crossword puzzles. If you are looking for something a little more intense, give chess a try. Instead of texting or sending your friends instant messages via your computer or tablet, give them a call. A good chat with a friend will keep you occupied and raise your spirits. Call up your friends just to chat, or make plans to meet up with them later and hang out. Plan some activities that you can all do together, like go to the movies, head to the mall, go bowling, visit the local skate park, check out a museum or just go on a walk together to catch up. Keep yourself busy by helping out around the house. Ask one of your parents to give you a list of chores that you can take care of each week. Consider working out a system with your parents so that you could get paid a small allowance for fulfilling your weekly "duties." That way you'll stay busy with chores and once you're finished, you will have spending money to go do something fun! Write down a list of movies you've been wanting to see. If you can't think of any, ask your friends and family members for recommendations. Go online and research the movie genres that you like and discover films to watch that way. Keep your list handy and work your way through the movies by watching them on Netflix or via iTunes. Consider starting a blog of your movie reviews. Invite friends over and watch movies together, then rate them and talk about them afterward. Starting a group blog of movie reviews would also be fun.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Play a game. Call a friend. Offer to help with chores. Watch movies.
Article: Even if you are one of the most qualified people at the company, avoid coming off as cocky or arrogant. You are expected to be humble and learn as much as you can. You will get a lot of time later on to show your genius. Listen carefully and talk less. Don't constantly stay late just to show that you are committed. The expectations you set at the beginning can go a long way, so make sure you are putting in quality time, instead of just a large quantity of time. You will find friends in your new workplace, but always remember to present yourself as professionally as possible. Don't speak negatively about your coworkers or boss. If you have legitimate complaints, address them directly with those involved. Even if you don't agree with things that are happening within the company, or the direction that it's going, don't speak negatively about what is going on in the organization. Avoid making too many comparisons with your old job, and work to create positive change where you can.
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Don't act like a know-it-all. Avoid trying to do take on too much work. Withdraw from gossip. Stay positive about the company.
Article: There are differing opinions on exactly when a baby is ready to use a baby walker. There is no set age, since all babies develop at their own rate. However, there are certain signs that indicate when the baby is ready to use a baby walker: In order to use a baby walker, the baby should be able to sit up on their own and be able to crawl. Sitting up is necessary because the baby needs to sit up in the walker. The ability to crawl is important because the baby has to have some control over the movement of their legs in order to make the baby walker move. Some parents wait to use a baby walker until after their baby begins to pull themselves up on furniture. This could be based on the idea that the baby walker will prevent the baby from bumping their head or getting hurt in some other way if they fall to the floor. Due to the fact that baby walkers are meant to roll, several things need to be kept in mind whenever a baby is using one: First of all, the floor needs to be smooth with no loose rugs that can catch on the wheels or bunch up beneath the walker. It is also a good idea to make sure that there is a wide open area so that the baby walker doesn't get stuck. The parent should check the area for anything dangerous or fragile that will be within the baby's reach. Any stairs should be blocked with a door or sturdy baby gate to prevent the baby from accidentally going down them in the walker. You can also use baby gates to block any rooms you want to prevent the baby from entering. Make sure there are no sharp edges that your baby could run into. Remove or cover any sharp edges that are at the level of the baby's head. A baby walker should never replace parental supervision. In fact, parents should stay in the room with a baby that is using a walker to prevent them from getting stuck or injured. The added mobility can allow the baby to get to places and reach things that were not accessible while crawling. If the walker is used outside, the baby should wear shoes because the surfaces are rougher. Also, narrow sidewalks are not a good idea because the walker can tip over the edge and cause the baby to fall and get injured.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine if your baby is ready for a walker. Make your home as walker-friendly as possible. Keep an eye on your baby when he or she is in the walker. Put your baby's shoes on if you are using the walker outside.