In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When exercising with a broken wrist, it is recommended you use a sling to maintain the writs in a neutral position. Besides providing protection, the sling prevents the wrist from excess movement that could worsen the injury. The tip of the bandage should stick out farther than your elbow. Do this gently so that the tip is pulled toward the shoulder opposite of the affected arm and around your neck. Take the part that is hanging down and pull it over the injured arm. The tips should meet behind the neck. This step might be impossible for you do to on your own. Above the collarbone, have your assistant tie the ends to a knot. Ask your assistant to adjust the sling so that it supports the arm all the way to your little finger. Fit the sling around your elbow by twisting the tip with a safety pin or tucking it in.
Summary: Get a large triangular bandage to make a sling with. Take the triangular bandage and slide it under the injured arm. Pull the tip of the bandage. Pull the opposite side upward. Ask someone to assist you in tying a knot. Adjust the sling.

If you will continue to see your old pal regularly, try to be civil. Make a commitment to be the bigger person when the two of you make contact. Remind yourself that you once cared for this person a great deal (and probably still do). At least pay homage to that relationship by being cordial when you two interact. Having an ugly confrontation or badmouthing your ex-bestie won't help you get over things. Even if there's bad blood between you, stay cool and avoid trying to make your mutual friends pick a side. If your old pal tries to pull you into any drama, say, "I don't want to fight with you" and walk away. If you lost your best friend due to a move, you can still maintain the friendship from afar. Call them often, write letters, and commit to a standing weekly Skype call. Your friendship may be different now that you're apart, but you can still keep in touch. Be realistic about maintaining a long-distance friendship. Your friend may not be available as often as you'd like. They are also likely to make new friends. If something went wrong between the two of you, think about whether you want to stay in touch. Remember to do what is best for you. If your best friend passed away, you're likely crushed. Keeping busy with your daily routine can help you move forward without them. However, it can also help to reflect on all the wonderful memories you shared together. When everyone's ready, talk to their parents and share funny stories about your friend. Look back at old photos and rewatch silly videos you made together. You might even write your friend a letter and read it aloud at the place of their memorial. Doing so may help you get some things off your chest so you can move forward with your life. Remember that this person will always be a part of you, no matter what. Cherish those memories. You can even keep a photo of them nearby if you're comfortable with that.
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One-sentence summary -- Take the high road if you have to see them regularly. Try to stay in touch if they moved away. Remember your deceased friend fondly.

Problem: Article: Punning is all about plays on words, or, to phrase it another way, about making jokes that connect things not obviously connected. Thinking in this way and seeing those connections, however, is rarely natural, and must be trained through effort. To train your mind to connect unrelated topics and be more aware of opportunities for pun, you might: (1) Make one list of things you've experienced throughout the day and another list of things you've heard about from the news, other media, or conversation.(2) Between the two lists, try to draw a connection between the first item on each. Then draw a connection between the second items.(3) Continue relating items until one, or both, lists are exhausted. Making a list can help with this practice, though you can do it in your head any time you like. Take an event that has happened to you recently and consider it in terms of another, unrelated event. For example: "I went out to eat seafood last night. It was rough. I've never had to work so hard at a restaurant in my life! When I reached into a dish of clams, I think I pulled a mussel." "Every day, I walk my dog. And every day, when we walk by this hot dog joint, he just goes crazy! I guess that's what they mean when they say dogs are territorial." While you may have just met the person you are speaking with, it's likely that within a few minutes you'll have some information about him, his family, and his background. In other cases you might know the person you are talking to quite well, which can turn into ammunition for your puns. Keep these things in mind, and when trying to make a pun, see if you can work this information into your joke. Knowing a little about guitars, you might make a pun on guitar names with your more musical friends. For example: "Did you hear about the woman on trial for beating her husband with his guitar collection? The judge asked her, 'First offender?' She said, 'No, first a Gibson! Then a Fender!' " It's true, you can love a thing too much, and if this is the case with your romance with puns, you might want to choose your punning moments carefully. Unless you are a pun genius, the people around you may become annoyed or frustrated at constant punning. You may want to postpone making a pun until you have an exceptionally good one, like comedian Colin Mochrie, who said: "Today, well-known mob hitman Johnny Two-Shoes admitted that he was once hired to kill a cow in a rice field using only two small porcelain figurines. Police reports indicate that this is the only known incident of a Knick-Knack Paddy Whack."
Summary:
Connect unrelated concepts. Use your real life experiences. Utilize your background knowledge. Execute your puns without being excessive.