Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Educate yourself on sexual orientation. Keep an open mind. Seek out community centers for queer teens and allies. Read a book meant for gay teens.

Answer: The first step toward understanding is knowledge. There are many resources, like the Trevor Project, that will aid in becoming familiar with sexual orientation and the general concerns of queer communities. Understanding that everyone is different and admitting that you don't know or understand a gay teen's experience is a key place to start and begin to move forward. Keep in mind that it is perfectly acceptable, and often common, to have differing beliefs and experiences from others. Learning about gay teens and sexual orientation is not about agreeing with their beliefs but about learning new information. You may feel that through your own research you need to reexamine your own beliefs on sexual identity. Use this as an opportunity to be empathetic by communicating your concerns with others. Try and keep an open mind when learning new information about sexual orientation, when asking questions, and when engaging in conversation. Keeping an open mind will help suspend judgement, stereotypes, and harmful generalizations that can often obstruct understanding and be the cause of unwanted conflict. Ask yourself questions, like "what would it be like to tell someone something I have never told anyone?" "What would expect from this other person?" "How would I like to be treated in this situation?" Stay calm and practice listening instead of immediately responding to feelings of conflict or contradiction. There are many national organizations, like PFLAG, that aim to bring queer teens and their allies together in order to advocate for their well-being and to educate others about the issues important to the queer community. Many community organizations similar to PFLAG also offer educational courses centered around supporting and communicating with gay teens. Reading self-help and support books written for gay teens will expose you to a number of relevant questions and concerns many gay teens have. Although every teen is different, reading books meant for gay teens will give a broad and more general understanding of their interests and concerns.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a large rabbit only if you can provide a cage that's twice its length. Look for breeds with sociable reputations. Think twice about breeds with known temperament issues. Find a kid-friendly breed if you have children. Research any common health problems for breeds you're interested in. Avoid rabbits with extra care needs if you lack experience.

Answer: A rabbit cage should be at least double the length of the rabbit it houses, based on the rabbit's length when it's stretched out (for instance, lounging on the floor). So, before you decide whether you want a larger or smaller rabbit breed, make sure you have adequate space in your house for an appropriate cage. So, if an average adult in a certain rabbit breed is 1ft (30cm) long from front to back paws when stretched out on the floor, it needs a cage that's at least 2ft (61cm) long. Keep in mind that this is the minimum enclosure size. Bigger is always better. Lionheads and Mini Rexes and considered small rabbit breeds; Belgian Hares and Silver Martens are medium breeds; and English Lops and Silver Foxes are large breeds. Rabbits with an average adult weight of at least 12lb (5.4kg) are considered giant breeds. Some rabbit breeds are known for having friendlier personalities than others. Sociable rabbits are more likely to accept being picked up, while less friendly breeds may get fearful or aggressive. Take time to look into breed personalitiesfor example: French Lops and Silver Foxes are large rabbits that tend to be very sociable and easygoing. Mini Plush Lops are a smaller breed that can be very affectionate. While some breeds are known to be sociable, others are less friendly. While it's true that each individual rabbit is different, breed characteristics should be an important consideration when choosing a rabbit. For example: Britannias are known to have nipping issues. Watch for nipping while observing a rabbit of this breed that you're considering adopting. Lionhead rabbits tend to be very needy and will require a lot of your time. If you have lots of time to give, though, they make good lap pets. English Spots often have a nervous temperament that can make them fearful of all human interaction. Some rabbit breeds are typically more patient and calm than others, and these breeds usually do better around children. Do some research on the kid-friendly qualities of different breeds before making your choice. For example: Smaller breeds, like the Netherland Dwarf, tend to be nippy and may bite or scratch if handled roughly. If you only have space for a smaller rabbit, Dutch Rabbits tend to handle children better. Medium breeds, like Belgian Hares, can still be rather fragile and easily injured through mishandling by a child. Larger breeds, like the French Lop, tend to be less fragile and more sociable, which makes them better choices as family pets. Some rabbit breeds may be more prone to particular health problems, or may require special diets. While these issues aren't necessarily deal-breakers, you should take the potential extra time and money required into consideration. Do some research on your own, and talk to breeders and knowledgeable rabbit owners about health and care issues related to particular breeds. For example, French Angoras, American Fuzzy Lops, and Giant breed rabbits require special diets for optimum health. Special diets usually are more expensive. As another example, although Mini Lops are one of the most family-friendly breeds, they also are prone to frequent ear infections and dental issues. The more physically unique the breed isfor instance, having extra long ears or furthe more extensive the care routines they usually require. So, if you're new to keeping rabbits, it's best to stick to less distinctive breeds with simpler care routines. English Lops, for instance, have long ears that drag along the ground, which can lead to frequent infections. Angoras, as another example, have long fur that requires extensive and frequent grooming.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get your above-ground welding certification. Pursue specialized certifications at CDA Technical Institute if you want a specific job. Join the American Academy of Underwater Sciences if you want to become a research diver. Pursue your PADI Rescue Diver certification if you want to become a rescue diver.

Answer: You can get this at a technical school, such as the American Welding Society. While it may not be necessary for the job you pursue after commercial diving school, more skills will always help, especially if you plan on getting certified in Underwater Welding. Options include: Offshore Survival, Nondestructive Testing, and Basic Rigging. Look at the job description of the position you want to see which certifications are required before getting them. If you are qualified for a position without additional advanced certifications, you may choose whether or not to pursue them. The Unrestricted Surface Supplied Diving Certification offered at CDA Technical Institute is recognized worldwide by the IMCA (International Marine Contractors Association), and will be necessary if you plan on working offshore in other countries. Research divers collect scientific data for marine life and geology research, so you will need a science-based degree, such as Biology, before you can be hired at a research institution. You will learn how to dive in specialized environments like polar, night, and aquarium diving, and how to properly collect data from living and non-living subjects. You will work with the police and military on search-and-rescue missions, controlled demolition, and more. You will need to gain your PADI Advanced Open Water certification, Public Safety Diver certification, and the Rescue Diver Certification. You will also need First Aid/CPR certification before you can apply for jobs as a public safety diver.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rinse the cut with cool, clean water to remove any dirt or debris. Scrub gently with water and mild soap. Rinse your wound under cool, clean water until all the soap has been rinsed away. Avoid hydrogen peroxide, isopropyl alcohol, or iodine. Stop the bleeding if necessary. Let your paper cut heal on its own.

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Cool water can help take the sting out of the cut. Be gentle with your wound. Scrubbing too hard can open up the paper cut further. In the absence of cool, running tap water, utilize a bulb syringe or poke a hole in a plastic bottle and squeeze. The properties that kill bacteria can also damage healthy cell tissue. While they rarely cause serious harm, they could slow your rate of healing. If the cut is bleeding a lot or it doesn't stop quickly, stop it by applying gentle pressure with a clean washcloth or bandage. Keep it clean. The air will help dry it out and within a day you'll hardly remember it happened.