INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make it easier for you to examine your body for any spots, moles, or bumps by standing in front of a large full body mirror. Do this in a room with good light. If you have access to a full body mirror that is on a stand, this would work best. You may also want to have a small hand mirror close by to make it easier for you to examine specific areas on your body. You can also ask someone to help you examine your body up close, such as a partner or a family member. When you examine your body, look for spots, moles, or bumps that could be cancerous. Moles are often brown or black in color and may appear as one or in a cluster. Spots and bumps may appear red, brown, or black. Check for any spots or bumps that are new on your body as well as spots, moles, or bumps that you have had for a long time. You may have birthmarks on your body that are at risk of becoming cancerous, so they should also be checked. Stand in front of the mirror with your arms raised at your sides. You can be naked or wear underwear. Look at your chest and stomach for any spots, moles, or bumps. Bend your elbows and check your forearms. Then, lift your arms and examine your underarms and armpits. Make sure you also check your wrists, fingers, and palms. You should also examine your face, neck and scalp. Make sure you look at the front and the back of your neck. Use the small hand mirror to examine your scalp, parting your hair as you do so. Stand in front of the mirror with your back to it and look over your shoulder. Examine your lower back as well as your butt. Then, sit down on a chair and check the front and back of your legs. Look at the tops of your feet. You should also lift up your feet and check the soles of your feet. Look at each toe as well as between each toe.

SUMMARY: Use a large mirror. Look for spots, moles, or bumps on your body. Check your upper body. Examine your lower body.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You might need to register. Go the website search box or help section and type in "send text message".

SUMMARY: Go to the website of the carrier of the recipient. Look for a form that allows you to send a text message to one of their numbers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Both the vampire and the vampire-slayer characters should discuss the "fight" and "kill" scenes in advance to make it appear more realistic, and to ensure that nobody gets hurt. One of the most effective ways of killing a vampire (or any creature really) is decapitation. After cutting off the head, you then stuff the mouth full of garlic. Since you won't be cutting anyone's actual head off during role-playing, having the garlic around is a good way to demonstrate that you can kill vampires. Driving a wooden stake into a vampire (sometimes, but not always, through its heart) is a traditional method to kill vampires. You can decide if there is something special about the stake you are using, such as if it came from a certain kind of tree, or has been blessed by a priest. Just be careful you don't actually stab the other person. For role-playing or fancy dress, simply find a little bottle and pour in some water. Perhaps for added effect, add in a bit of glitter to give it a "special" effect. Not all vampires are killed by holy water, merely repelled, so you'll want to know how your vampire player will react. If you are portraying a vampire hunter, or vampire killer, you can carry other objects with you that won't kill a vampire, but can slow it down These include: Holy objects, like a cross or Bible. Vampires are evil creatures, so the generally reject sacred items. These do not have to be exclusively Christian, so symbols from Judaism, Islam, and other faiths can work. Small grainy items like salt or sand. Traditionally, vampires will obsessively count objects they come across, so something small that you can drop in large amounts can delay your foe.

SUMMARY: Discuss your methods with other role-players. Bring garlic bulbs. Carry a wooden stake. Carry holy water. Have other vampire hunting tools.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is especially important if your hair has been under the thread for more than a few weeks. First, comb out your hair thoroughly, as it may have become knotted during the unbraiding process. Then, wash, condition, and dry your hair as normal.

SUMMARY:
Wash your undone hair.