Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click on the "Find Friends" button at the top. Invite a friend to Yo.

Answer: This will bring up a window that allows you to find the contacts in your address book who are also using Yo. Simply enter your phone number and press "Go." Yo. will instantly send you a text with an SMS code. Enter this code to access your Yo. contacts. via SMS, Mail, Twitter, or Facebook. Click on whichever method you wish to use and invite the person (or people) you want to add. If you're using Twitter or Facebook, check your settings to make sure your invitation can be seen by whoever you're inviting! You can also add anyone whose username you know. Even if they aren't in your contacts or on any kind of social media, you can invite someone to add you just by typing their username into the blue bar with the plus sign.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plan far enough in advance. Create the right tank environment. Start improving the diet of your goldfish. Simulate spring by dropping the temperature, then making it gradually warmer. Make sure you're cycling out water every day.

Answer: It takes a long time to create the right environment for mating. Buy your fish nearly a year in advance. July and August are the best months to purchase your fish, as goldfish like to breed during the Spring. You'll want your goldfish to be properly adjusted to their habitat and de-stressed before breeding season, so try to plan far enough in advance! The first thing you want to do (assuming you already have a smaller tank that can hold at least 4 gallons or 15 liters) is to clean your newly purchased breeders. By adding 80 eye drops of Formaldehyde, 6 drops of Copper Sulphate and just 1 small measure of Terramycin, you will be able to clean the goldfish and the tank to keep all healthy. The tank you plan to breed them in should hold at least 20 gallons (75.7 liters) of water. Additionally, add the necessary props for a natural-looking goldfish habitat. This normally includes natural or artificial bushy plants or fertile, sprawling fibers. When females lay their eggs, they usually anchor them to something solid. If you're going to let them breed naturally, you'll definitely want a lush environment. If you're going to breed them artificially, no plants are necessary, although they do improve quality of life (and act as a great water filter) when the fish are not breeding. Consider investing in spawning mops. Spawning mops are made of floating nylon string into which females send their eggs. You don't need spawning mops if you have plenty of brush, plants, or other fibrous material, but they're an easy, efficient way of safeguarding your goldfish eggs, as grown-up goldfish tend to eat any unsecured eggs. Without abruptly changing the diet of your goldfish, start introducing non-pellet food, such as brine shrimp or live black worms, into their tanks. This simulates the natural bounty of springtime when goldfish like to breed. A couple of pointers on feeding your goldfish in general: Feed your goldfish in small amounts but often. Feed them three times a day, being careful not to overfeed them. Many goldfish owners make the mistake of feeding their fish too much; the leftover scraps remain uneaten, sink to the bottom of the tank, decomposing and spoiling the water. No matter what you feed them, make sure you crumple it up small enough to fit in their mouths. Goldfish breed in the spring, so you want to replicate the heating up of the water. To do this, first, drop the temperature to between 10C (50F) and 12C (54F). Then, when you're ready to breed, raise the temperature by 2C (3F) per day, until the temperature is between 20C (68F) and 23C (74F). A partial water change is important to the general wellbeing of your fish and in stimulating breeding conditions specifically. Remove as much as 20% of the water in your tank daily, being sure not to exceed this amount. Remember to add water conditioner to the water that you cycle into the tank. Conditioners neutralize chemicals harmful to your fish, as well as remove chlorine and counteract chloramines.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour the cooked candy into buttered baking pan. Wait 15 minutes. Butter your hands. Pull the taffy. Pull the candy into long ropes. Cut the taffy. Wrap the cut taffy in waxed paper.

Answer: The candy will cool in the baking pan. The taffy should sit until it is cool enough to handle. Putting butter on your hands will prevent the taffy from sticking to them. Use your buttered hands to pull the taffy until the color looks lighter and has a satiny appearance. Just fold the taffy back on itself and stretch it out repeatedly, like dough. This should take about 15 minutes. Once the taffy looks lighter, pull it into long strips. Use scissors to cut the taffy into squares. Butter the scissors to make the cutting easier. Wrapping each piece of taffy in a piece of waxed paper will help it hold its shape.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remain polite. Avoid gossiping about your ex-friend. Step away from social media. Decide on what you'll say. Find friends who respect you for who you are. Take the long-term view.

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You may see your ex-friend regularly and find yourself having to interact with them. Stay polite and respectful, even if you are hurting. You don't have to carry on a conversation with them, but you do need to remain civil. Say hello to them if you see them in the hall at school. It will probably feel awkward, but it makes you look like the bigger person. If you feel yourself getting emotional around your ex-friend, find a way to remove yourself from the situation. Leave the room, bury yourself in your phone or a book, or start a conversation with someone else. While you may want nothing more than to vent about how hurt you are over what happened, find someone who is not in your shared circle of friends to do that with. Around people who still may be friends with your ex-friend, refuse to say anything bad about your ex-friend. Remember that it will likely get back to them if you do. If someone asks you what happened between the two of you, you could say, "We're no longer friends. I'm still pretty upset by it, so I don't want to talk about it right now." Don't force your friends to take sides. If you want to, you can let them know what happened, but try to recount the events without blaming the other person. You could say, "He made his decision, and I'm trying not to badmouth him about it. I'm sad, but there's not much I can do." You should also avoid talking about the breakup with people who are still friends with the person. You can always say, "I don't feel comfortable speaking about this," and then change the subject. Don't talk incessantly about what happened. Your friends will quickly tire of it. If you are finding that you need to really process this breakup with somebody, it might be helpful for you to talk to a counselor or other trusted adult who can listen to you objectively. Do not vent about your friend on social media. The internet never forgets, and you could find yourself in even more trouble for ranting about your friend. Hide or unfriend your ex-friend on social media, if they haven't already. It might help you be less upset to not see everything they are doing. You may have some anxiety about running into your ex-friend somewhere, particularly if you don't see them often. You may want to consider coming up with something to say to them if you ran into them. Having a script may help you feel more confident. Rehearse what you want to say until you feel confident that you would be able to deliver your lines effectively if you ran into the person. For example, if you weren't sure why your friend cut you off and you wanted to get some closure, you could ask, "Lauren, I know you don't want to talk to me anymore, and that's fine, but I would like to understand what happened that made you do this. You can just tell me, because you really can't hurt my feelings any more than you already have by ignoring me." Keep in mind they may not answer, in which case you will need to accept it and let it go. Things may have ended badly for you and your ex-friend, but that doesn't mean there aren't still good friends out there for you. Stick with the friends who have helped you through this difficult time with your ex-friend. Your ex-friend may have helped teach you what kind of qualities you want in your friends. Look for current friends or new friends that have qualities you admire. For example, maybe your ex-friend made fun of others a lot, and you never really liked that about them. Look for friends and acquaintances who avoid that kind of behavior. Maybe you can think of a person you'd like to be friends with who you don't really know. Take the initiative to ask them to hang out. It may feel a bit awkward, like asking to go out on a first date, but sometimes you need to take a risk to start a new relationship. While it may be hard to see far down the road right now, understand that friendships, just like people, grow and change. While you and your ex-friend may think you are completely finished today, there may come a time at some point in the future where you reconnect. Maybe you will be close again, or maybe you will just be casually friendly. You may find your hurt feelings dissipate with time. You and your ex-friend may reconnect when you are at a different place in life. If you and your friend are young, you may reconnect as you age, because people often like to reconnect with those who remember what it was like when they were young. At some point, you may find that your lives will be similar again, causing a desire to reconnect. For example, you both may go to the same college, find out that you are getting married around the same time, or may end up in the same city far from your hometown. You never know what life will throw at you! If you are older when your friendship ends, you may find that as you enter a different stage in life (for example, your kids leave home) or you get involved in the same community activity, you may be able to strike up a relationship again in a few years.