Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Seek emergency medical attention if you suspect heatstroke. Watch for a rising temperature. Look for red, flushed skin that's hot to the touch. Ask if the person is nauseated or has vomited. Pay attention if the person suddenly stops sweating. Watch for confusion, slurred speech, and irritation. Be especially vigilant with children and elderly people.

Answer: Heatstroke is a potentially life-threatening emergency. If you think someone may have heatstroke, call emergency services or take them to the emergency room right away. Someone with severe heatstroke may have to be admitted to the ICU. They will likely need to be treated with IV fluids. Check their temperature periodically. If their temperature has risen to 103F (39C) or above, it is getting dangerously high and you need to seek emergency medical care. While some people may not develop red, flushed skin, it can indicate a worsening condition, particularly if they were pale and clammy before. The skin may feel dry or damp to the touch. These symptoms can indicate heatstroke, as can the person losing their appetite. Talk to the person to see if they've noticed these symptoms. You could say, "Do you feel nauseated? Have you vomited?" While heavy sweating is an indicator a person is getting too hot, the sudden absence of sweat means the person has gotten severely dehydrated. If the person has been cooling down and drinking water for 10 to 30 minutes, a slow decrease in sweat isn't a cause for concern. As the person gets warmer, it can affect their ability to think clearly. You may notice they can't answer your questions coherently or use clear speech, for instance. They may try to fight you off as you attempt to cool them down. Be gentle with them, but cool them down and seek medical help. Children and older adults are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke. Keep a close eye on potentially vulnerable people in situations where they may be exposed to extreme heat or overexertion. If you notice signs of heatstroke, remove them from the situation and seek medical attention immediately.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Defend yourself against physical bullying. Fight back against verbal bullying. Take action if you are the victim of social bullying. Understand why the bullying is occurring.

Answer: Are you being hit, kicked, punched, or tripped out of the blue or for no good reason? This is physical bullying, and you have to take action to stop it. In defending yourself, you should not take physical action to stop physical bullying -- violence to stop violence does not work. No one should have to put up with physical bullying, and you have options to stop it. From interrupting to making it harder for the person bullying you to make contact, there are many positive steps you can take. Verbal bullying involves hurtful comments about you, often designed to make you feel ashamed or isolated. It tends to be teasing and/or mean comments that might take the form of sexist, racist, or homophobic slurs, comments on your appearance, or remarks about other traits. Even though some might see it as harmless teasing, verbal bullying makes you ashamed and isolated, and those who choose to do it are hoping you won't fight back. People who use verbal bullying to hurt others need to be stopped, and you have multiple ways to defend yourself, from your own comments back to making an official complaint. If you don't take steps to defend yourself, social bullying can just get worse. This kind of bullying can be both open and covert, so identifying it might be challenging. By letting people know about it and putting it all out in the open (even if it's embarrassing) those who use these tactics lose their power. Social bullying is about relationships -- challenging them, destroying them, trying to change their status. People who engage in social bullying will use the relationships you have with others to attempt to harm you. Even though it can be hard to explain to parents and teachers, social bullying is just as harmful as the other kinds. The emotional toll from dealing with someone who bullies you in this manner can be high. Sometimes bullying involves leaving people out of social situations on purpose to socially isolate them. Social exclusion is still a type of bullying. Secret bullying strategies include spreading rumors, attempts to ruin another person's social reputation, lying, and attempting to turn a person's friends into enemies. Typically people who bully want to make themselves feel better at your expense. People who bully often do so for control, power, confidence, or social acceptance. The key is to not let them receive that kind of satisfaction.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Water bean plants that are planted in your garden daily. Water bean plants that are in containers once a day. Apply balanced fertilizer sparingly. Remove weeds as needed. Watch out for pests and diseases.

Answer: Water plants in the morning and skip watering on cloudy or rainy days. Water on sunny days so that the moisture does not soak the foliage. Give the plants about 11.5 inches (2.53.8cm) of water weekly. Later in the growth cycle, too much or too little water can cause the blossoms and pods to drop prematurely. It is best not to water your green bean plants during the middle of day as evaporation can occur. Green bean plants grown in a containerwhether indoors or outdoorsshould be watered daily. Plants tend to need more than 12 inch (1.3cm) of water each week. Try to keep the soil moist, and give the plants extra water if you notice the soil beginning to dry out. If the soil is nutrient-rich (and not sandy or clayey), you shouldn't need to add fertilizer more than once a month. Green beans grow well with minimal nutrients, and applying too much fertilizer could actually cause an overabundance of foliage yet a small yield of actual green beans. As a general rule, you should only apply fertilizer if the nutrient levels of your soil are particularly low in a given area. If your soil is nutrient-deprived, you can fertilize the plants once a week with a light application of balanced, fast-release fertilizer. If your soil is somewhat on the sandy side, you might need to apply a fertilizer rich in nitrogen once the first seedlings form and once more once the plants reach their bud stage. Green beans prefer soils with a pH between 6.0 and 6.5. If your soil is especially acidic or basic, you might need to apply fertilizers formulated to balance the soil pH. Weeds can choke out green beans, making it difficult for them to emerge from the surface and strangling them once they do. Remove weeds as soon as you spot them to ensure a good crop of green beans. When removing weeds, do not dig too deep. Green beans have shallow roots, and digging too deep into the soil can cause damage to these roots. Do not weed when the foliage is wet, since doing so would increase the risk of disease. There are a few pests and diseases that green beans commonly fall victim to. Treat the plants with organic insecticides and fungicides as needed to keep these problems under control. Neem oil and sulfur are usually adequate fungicides. Green beans are especially attractive to aphids, mites, cutworms, Mexican bean beetles, and Japanese beetles, and are especially weak against white mold and mosaic viruses. Get rid of cutworms with a Bacillus thuringiensis insecticide. Get rid of aphids and mites by hosing them off your leaves with a hard burst of water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ease her into conversation. Share regular conversation with her. Use soft communication styles when asking direct questions. Try asking her out.

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Since she's a shy girl, it is important during this stage that you don't force her to talk with you. She might need time to adjust to being around you or to speaking with you, and rushing her into conversation could cause her stress. When checking to see if she likes you, first talk about low-stakes topics, like the weather, teachers, classmates, or daily life. Be patient and it is likely she will become more comfortable with you. It might take time before she's ready to break out of her shell, so be persistent if she is even slightly responsive. Studies have found that people naturally speak more around those that they like and have romantic interest in. When you share conversations with her that go on and on, or if you find her more conversant around you, take this as a sign of interest. Also, speaking with her more should put her more at ease around you, which will make asking her out less difficult. Some topics you can use to get her started include: Future plans Hobbies and sports Family Favorite class Dream job After weeks of wondering, "Does she like me?" you might be ready to ask, but with a shy girl, this might not be the best decision. Try to approach whatever question is on your mind in a way that gives an escape if the question is too uncomfortable. Whatever you do, do not comment on how shy she is, as this could make her even more self-conscious and less willing to talk. Instead of asking, "Want to go to a movie with me?" you might instead mention, "That movie looks really great. I was hoping to see it next week when it comes out, but I don't have anyone to go with." If you see a lot of the signs and signals of romance in your relationship with her, and you believe that she likes you, trust your instincts. And remember, though rejection is rarely enjoyable, if you never try, you'll never have a chance of finding that special someone.