Write an article based on this "Find a wall to use for measuring. Remove all bodily obstructions. Stand up straight. Position their legs together. Place their hands and arms to the side of their body. Ask them to look forward."
article: You are looking for a wall that has unobstructed access. It should be solid without a window or other cut-outs. It needs to be wide enough to fully fit the person's shoulders without them touching anything else. The floor in the area should be level as well. It is even better if you can find a wall that faces a mirror. This will allow you to track your movements during the process, which usually results in a more accurate final number. The person whose height is being measured should take off their shoes. Place them to the side and stay barefooted (or wear socks) for the duration of the measuring process. Take down any hair accessories that could interfere with measuring process, such as a ponytail. If the person is wearing a bulky coat or jacket, have them take it off. One of the reasons that bulky clothing must be removed is so that you can observe body posture and make sure that the person is standing up perfectly straight when measured. Move to the wall for measuring. Place the person to place their back against the wall. Ask them to hold themselves up nice and straight for the entire time. When you look at their profile from the side, you should verify that the backs of their feet, head, shoulders, and bottom all lightly touch the wall. Ask the person to pull their legs slightly close to one another. Their weight should be balanced between both feet. Their knees and ankles should be close to touching or actually touching one another. For some people with knee conditions this may be an uncomfortable position. Check with the person to make sure that they are not experiencing any pain. Your subject may want to clasp their hands before them or cross their arms, however, this will have an effect on their posture and final height measurement. Instead, ask them to purposefully hang their arms loosely at their side. If you are measuring a child, you might tell them to keep their body as straight as a board and their arms as limp as noodles. Point out a spot across the room, at eye level height, and request that they focus on this area while you complete the measurement. Circle around the person and make sure that their eyes and ears are horizontal to one another in profile. This is called the "Frankfort Plane" alignment and indicates that their head is in the correct position. To correctly observe the Frankfort Plane, you will need to be as tall, or taller, than the person being measured. So, have a step-stool nearby to assist you, if needed. If you are measuring a child, watch to see if they move their head around after taking a breath. If this is the case, you will want to re-position their head and then take a quick measurement.

Write an article based on this "Water infrequently during the cold season. Increase sunlight if the leaves look flat and low. Decrease sunlight if the leaves turn brown. Increase water if the leaves look thin/curled. Stop watering if the leaves turn yellow or fall apart."
article: Aloe plants often go dormant during winter, or when the weather is cold for a prolonged period of time. Unless you are keeping them in a heated room year round, you should only water them once or twice a month during this period. If the leaves are growing flat and low, increase sunlight. Aloe vera leaves should grow upward or outward at an angle, toward the sunlight. If they are low to the ground or growing flat outward, the plant is probably not receiving enough sun. Move it to a sunnier area. If it is indoors, consider keeping it outdoors during daylight hours. If the leaves turn brown, decrease sunlight. While aloe is hardier than most plants when it comes to sun exposure, it is still possible to burn the leaves. If the aloe plant turns brown, move it to an area that receives shade during the early afternoon. If the leaves are thin and curled, increase water. The thick, fleshy leaves store water that the plant uses in times of drought. If the leaves are looking thin or curling, water the aloe plant more frequently. Be careful not to overcompensate: water should drain quickly through the soil to prevent root rot, which is difficult to stop. Yellowed or "melting" leaves are suffering due to excess water. Stop watering altogether for the next week (or two weeks during the dormant season), and water less frequently once you resume. You may remove any discolored leaves from the plant without much chance of harm, although it is best to use a disinfected knife.

Write an article based on this "Open your inventory. Drop an item on the ground. Drop and grab an item."
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You can access your inventory by opening your Journal and then navigating to the Inventory page. PC - Press Tab to open the Journal, and then click the Fist next to your health, magic, and stamina bars. Xbox 360 - Press B and then use LT/RT to switch between pages until you open the inventory. PS3 - Press O and then use L1/R1 to switch between pages until you open the inventory. You can drop anything in your inventory on the ground so that it stops weighing you down. Select the item you want to drop and then press the Drop command: PC - Shift+Click the item you want to drop, or drag and drop it out of your Inventory window. Xbox 360 - Highlight the item you want to drop and press X. PS3 - Highlight the item you want to drop and press . Besides dropping an item on the ground, you can drop and immediately grab the item. This will hold the dropped item out in front of you until you release the grab button. Grabbing an item is not the same as using or equipping it, it just lets you move it around in the world. PC - Click and hold the item you want to drop and grab. Release the left mouse button to drop the item. Xbox 360 - Highlight the item you want to drop and grab. Press and hold LB. Release LB to drop the item. PS3 - Highlight the item you want to drop and grab. Press and hold L2. Release L2 to drop the item.