In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Select English or Spanish language to continue. Follow the automated prompts to reach the correct department. In theory, you can try to cancel your service by emailing Dish at care@dish.com. But it's safe to assume that you'll have to do the dirty work of canceling over the phone. If you want to temporarily suspend your service instead of canceling it altogether, call 888-876-7918. Ask for and write down the name of the person who answers your call (and anyone who takes over the call later). Say something like "Hello, John. I would like to cancel my Dish Network service. Can you please help me complete the process?" The customer retention agent will try to draw out additional information from you, looking for weak spots in your resolve that they can exploit. They'll ask things like "Are you interested in getting more channels for less money?" and "What can I do to improve your Dish experience?" No matter what they ask or say, and no matter which "supervisor" they put on the line, simply keep repeating things like "Thank you, but I've already made the decision to cancel my service. Please help me to do so" and "Thanks, but nothing will change my mind. Please complete my cancellation." Expect the agent to be persistent they earn commissions for each cancellation they prevent but don't tolerate bullying or rude behavior. Remain calm, but demand to speak to a supervisor. Take names and keep details of your call experience.
Summary: Dial 888-283-2309 (USA) for Dish Network Customer Service. Clearly and quickly state your desire to cancel. Stick to your script until they relent.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This may sound obvious, but if you really want to get those ollies higher, then you have to keep practicing. But you can't just practice any old technique, or you'll just be repeating the same mistakes again. If you do master the footwork, jumping higher, sucking your feet and board up, and all of the other techniques we've discussed, then continuing to practice definitely will make perfect. Though some people like to practice their ollies first without any speed, you can try rolling to gather a bit more momentum to help you jump higher in the air. It's hard to jump high if you're generating all of the height from your own body without any speed to help you along. So, once you've got the ollie down flat, you can try moving, or even going a bit faster, to help yourself get the momentum you need to jump higher. A lot of people do start their ollies with some speed already, so if this is you, you can just try to go a bit faster as you practice more and more, especially if you're going over objects. Start small, working on doing an ollie over a garden hose, and then work your way up to doing an ollie over a shoebox, or another object that can be easily toppled without hurting you. Once you master this, you can try two shoeboxes or another higher object. Just making visual contact with an object before you jump over it can motivate you to jump higher than if you have nothing to clear. Having this goal set out for yourself can definitely help you get those ollies higher. If you have an old board that isn't in the greatest condition, then you won't be maximizing your ollie potential. A fresh board with some fresh grip tape can help you keep your feet planted on the board, and can also help you suck the board up with you when you jump up, so if you really want to ollie higher, you may consider getting a fresh board.
Summary: Keep practicing. Pick up more speed. Practice jumping over objects. Get a fresh board.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: As Friday the 13th is believed to be a day marked by bad luck, opt for spooky decorations. Pick a variety of decorations in colors like black, gray, and red to give off a spooky, ominous feel. For example, find wreathes made out of black and gray flowers to give off a deadly, creepy look. Cut pieces of red felt into the shapes of droplets. Glue them onto a long piece of string to make a blood drop garland. Make use of your own bookshelf for decorations. Pull out copies of horror stories, like the works of Poe, to display at your party. You can try watching films from the Friday the 13th franchise at your party. You can also just watch horror movies in general to give off the spooky feel of the day. For example, watch horror classics like The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby. Put a spooky twist on classic games. For example, look for trivia games online that have questions centered around horror and superstition. Play a game like Truth or Dare that pushes people out of their comfort zone. Try doing a game of Pictionary where you have to draw spooky pictures. Many bands, such as Everlast and Deer Tick, have songs called "Friday the 13th" that would be appropriate to add to a playlist for your party. You can also add songs about the day Friday, such as humorous choices like Rebecca Black's "Friday." Generally spooky sounding songs (e.g., hauntings, true crime, and real life disasters) can also fit on a Friday the 13th mix. Add something like, "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald." Websites like Spotify, Pandora, and YouTube may have ready made Friday the 13th playlists. Make dark refreshments, such as cupcakes, cakes, and cookies with black frosting. You can also use cookie cutters to cut out cookies into shapes of bad omens like black cats and full moons. Try to make 13 of each refreshment for an extra fun twist at the party. However, make sure you have enough snacks to go around.
Summary:
Decorate with spooky or dark-themed items. Watch Friday the 13th-themed movies. Play games with a dark or superstitious twist. Make a Friday the 13th playlist. Make dark and spooky refreshments.