Write an article based on this "Gather the dough. Proof until doubled in size. Bake for 3540 minutes."
article: Split in half to make 2 loaves or make 1 large loaf. Press the dough ball flat on the table in a round shape and form into a nice circle using one of the two methods: For Beginners, its easier to start folding the edges of the dough and pressing them into them middle, turning and pleating the dough as you go. Once all the edges are pressed in, you typically will have a nice round loaf. Grip the centre seams and pinch them, then roll or rock the ball around the bench top to round the loaf's edges. The pinched side will end up the bottom of the loaf, so the good side is face down in this method. For more practiced bakers, gather the dough and place your hand to the side of the dough, palm facing the dough. Press the side of the ball with the edge of your hand and press down, pushing it forward. The dough should rotate as you do this. With this method it stretches the dough after several repetitions into a nice round shape, with the good side up. With this bread, you may do a wide range of decorations with a razor, such as a spiral from the outside into the centre, diagonal slashes, diagonal slashes coming inwards like a vortex, a cross, a chequerboard, or a flower shape - such as on Galette Des Rois - or anything you desire. Tap the base of the load and it should sound hollow when cooked. If the dough feels heavy, leave it in the cooling oven for another 10-15 minutes.

Write an article based on this "Hold a calm conversation. Make sure you do not play into the person's hallucinations. Show understanding. Get them to a doctor. Seek help yourself if you need it."
article: If the psychotic individual is not violent, talk to them in a normal voice. It is best to give 5 times the amount of space, maintain an open posture, and avoid facing the person squarely, which could appear threatening. Try to comfort them, if they experience or hallucinate something unpleasant. The conversation should be simple; individuals going through a psychotic episode may find communication or speech difficult. Ask them questions, and if their mind seem to be drifting, try to grab their attention. Make sure to reassure them and let them know that you are there for them. Although you want to avoid blaming or criticizing the psychotic individual, you should also avoid playing into their psychoses. This will only worsen the situation and make the individual's break with reality more difficult to come back from. However, try not to argue with them or engage in too much discussion with them. An individual going through a psychotic episode may not realize that what they're experiencing is unreal or the way they're acting is abnormal. There's also a small chance that one or more of the things they've noticed are actually real (e.g. they noticed a dog behind a bush that you didn't see), so you don't want to assume right away that something is hallucinated if it's unclear. Instead of saying "Nothing that you're describing is real; you're acting crazy and making this up!", try "I don't see/hear/smell/feel that." Instead of, "I hear the same voices too," try saying "I don't hear those voices, but I can tell they are bothering you." Empathize and validate their feelings. Psychosis can be a frightening and confusing thing to experience. The person may not understand how to handle it. Keep in mind that they can't "snap out of it," nor is it their fault that this is happening to them. Let the person know that you take them seriously and support them. Here are some examples of helpful things to say: "I can't imagine what you are going through, but I'm happy to listen." "Tell me what you're experiencing, and I think you should also talk about it with your doctor." "I can't hear what you hear, but I can tell it's real to you." "It must be scary to think that aliens are trying to poison you." "This experience will pass with time. Let's talk until you feel better." "I don't fully understand what you're going through, but I understand it must be really difficult." A psychiatrist or psychologist can help figure out what caused the episode, and help prevent future psychotic episodes. If the individual is not already undergoing therapy and medical treatment, strongly encourage them to do so after the psychotic episode has passed. Seeing a doctor is important. Psychosis may be a sign of temporary stress (such as grief or sleep deprivation), but it could also be a sign of a mental health disorder, or a physical health problem that causes psychosis. Mental-health professionals will be able to help the person take steps to decrease the frequency and severity of their episodes. Make sure that the person has somewhere to go to get help after the episode. If they do not, then help them to find help. Things like self-care, stress management, and counseling can make a large difference to the person's mental health. Dealing with someone else's psychotic episode can be very stressful, especially if the person is a loved one or you don't know what's wrong. It may help you to talk to a therapist or counselor. If the person is a loved one, follow up with them as well. Make sure they're safe and healthy. As long as you don't downplay the importance of their own experience, you can tell them about your experience of their psychotic episode and why it was difficult for you as well. Make sure not to criticize them or pass judgment about their experience. It is important to avoid making them feel bad about their behavior or to make them worry that they might have scared you away. They need to know that you don't blame them for their illness, and that you still care.

Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Wash your foot. Anchor the tape. Cross the foot with tape. Tape horizontally. Tape throughout the day."
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You need sports tape to tape your foot using this method. You can get rolls of sports tape at superstores, supermarkets, or drugstores. A roll of zinc oxide tape should last for three to five tapings. Make sure that when you apply the tape that you keep all wrinkles out of the tape. This can cause blisters or other irritation. Tape should be wrapped lightly. You don't want the tape to be too tight on your foot. Before you tape your foot, make sure you wash your foot with non-moisturizing soap. This helps the tape stick to your foot when applied. Make sure your foot is completely dry before starting. To start the taping process, tape a piece of tape around the ball of your foot. This is the area just behind your toes on your foot. Make sure your foot is relaxed during the taping. Wrap the tape all the way around so it's on the top and bottom of your foot. Next, wrap a piece of tape around the back of your ankle. The tape should run around the ankle and down both sides of your foot until it meets the tape around the ball of your foot. Stick the two sections of tape together. This should not be tight. The tape should be loose on your feet, and you should complete this step while your foot is relaxed. Smooth any wrinkles out of the tape as you go to prevent blisters. Stick one end of the tape on your foot just below your big toe. Then tape diagonally across the bottom of your foot. Wrap the tape around the hell, then tape it diagonally the other way across the bottom of your foot. Take the end under your pinky toe. At this point, you should have a large X across the bottom of your foot with tape. The center of the X should be in the middle of your foot. Repeat taping this X three more times. This provides support to the plantar fascia. The last step of the taping is to tape horizontal lines along the sole of your foot. These horizontal strips of tape will overlap so that you cannot see any of your foot. They will cover the entire bottom of your foot from the heel to the anchor going around the ball of your foot. At the end, wrap a piece of tape all the way around the ball of your foot again, including the top of your foot, to provide extra support. This should be the only piece of tape on the top of your foot. You don't have to wrap all the way around your foot. Instead, tear each piece of tape at the edge of your foot, making what looks like a tape shoe. You should tape your feet whenever you are going to engage in a lot of physical activity, such as before exercising or before going to work. The kinesiology tape should be comfortable and should not be folded on the underside of your foot. It's okay to leave the tape on for three to five days, but it's better to change the tape every day. It's fine if the tape gets wet in the shower.