INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The truth is, this isn't your battle to fight if the person is not willing to recognize his behavior and take steps to change it, there is little you can do. It may be particularly difficult for an emotionally immature person to realize he needs to change, as a hallmark of emotional immaturity is blaming other people or circumstances for one's bad behavior. The only thing you can control is your behavior how you react to the person, and how much time you spend with them. Depending on the severity of the person's immaturity and her willingness to change, you may need to cut her out of your life. If the immature person is your significant other, you may need to end the relationship if she is not willing to change. If the person is someone you can't remove from your life, such as a boss, coworker, or family member, then try to limit your contact as much as possible. Keep your interactions as brief as possible. Excuse yourself from conversations firmly but politely, saying something like, "I'm sorry to cut this short, but I'm in the middle of a huge project and I really need to get back to it." In a social setting, do your best to simply avoid her, talking to your other friends or relatives. An emotionally immature person can be manipulative and self-centered, so if you must communicate with him, try to do so clearly and assertively. Assertive does not mean aggressive it means being clear, respectful, and stating what you need, while at the same time being respectful of other people's needs, feelings, and wants. In short, you state what you need, and let go of the outcome. Understand that even if you maturely communicate your needs, the immature person may not respond maturely. Learn more about being assertive by reading this wikiHow article: How To Be Assertive. If you think the person is open to hearing feedback, and she is someone you want to keep in your life, then you may want to try and talk to her about her behavior. Prepare yourself for her to become defensive, which may interfere with getting your message across. You might even suggest she talk to a counselor or someone who can help her learn how to communicate maturely. Name the behavior that is immature and what effects it has on you. For instance, "I feel overwhelmed when you don't take on more responsibility in the house. Would you please help me out every week?" Then give the person specific things she can do every day to help out. You might remind her that change can be extremely difficult, but you want to be there with her and help her grow and mature, if she's willing.

SUMMARY: Understand that you can't force someone to change. Try to limit your contact with the person. Communicate assertively. Talk to the person.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Bleached hair is fragile, especially when it's wet! Instead of ripping through snarls with a regular hairbrush, use a wide-tooth comb. Begin at the ends of your hair and work your way carefully to the roots. Cotton pillowcases actually draw moisture out of your hair. Smooth fabrics, like silk or satin, do not. These pillowcases also reduce tangles and frizz, leading to smoother hair and less styling time in the morning. If you have plans to spend a day at the beach or pool, you should rinse your hair before getting in the water. Salt water can dry out hair, while chlorine can turn it green. Wetting it with fresh water first keeps your hair from soaking up the salt water or pool water and will keep it healthier.

SUMMARY: Comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb to reduce breakage. Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase. Wet your hair with fresh water before swimming.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When planning your own romantic treasure hunt, it's easiest to start with your end result and work backwards. Knowing how the treasure hunt will end will help you plan how to get there. Choose a final location and/or activity that has a special meaning to you and your partner. You can include numerous activities and locations throughout your treasure hunt, but make sure to end it in the most special way imaginable. Choose the spot where you had your first date or first kiss. End your treasure hunt in a romantic hotel room setting. Consider ending your treasure hunt at the spot where you and your spouse got engaged. Create a list of all of the activities and/or locations that are meaningful to you and your partner, as these could be used in your treasure hunt. Use locations where you share amazing memories, include your partner's favorite coffee shop or restaurant, etc. The longer you want your treasure hunt to be, the more steps you should have. Make sure to keep the treasure hunt fun and interesting. If you make it too long, your partner may get bored or tired. Do you want to do the whole treasure hunt in your house? Do you want to plan it to be throughout your neighborhood? Do you want to create a treasure hunt around the entire city? Do you want your treasure hunt to last all day or just a couple hours? Do you want to include activities or do you just want to leave clues at numerous locations? Be creative, and remember to choose locations that are important to you and your partner. Consider how your date will get around town. If they have a car, you can plan a larger scale treasure hunt. However, if they have to take public transit, walk, or ride their bike, you might want to plan your treasure hunt on a smaller scale. Plan your treasure hunt so that it geographically makes sense. Don't make your date zig-zag around town. Plan each step so that you treasure hunt flows easily. Take advantage of your city's landmarks when planning out your treasure hunt. These landmarks could serve as a guide for parts of your treasure hunt.

SUMMARY: Decide what and where the final treasure will be. Plan the other parts of your treasure hunt. Consider the scope of your romantic treasure hunt.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is a game for four or more people. One person begins the game as the zombie, and the others are humans. In this game, zombies can't run, but humans can. You can play this game in any space big enough for your players to run around. It can be played indoors, outdoors, in an open area, or an area with lots of hiding spaces. There is no home base in this game. If this is your first round, choose a zombie by playing an elimination game, like asking everyone to choose a number. The winner of the game is the zombie! If you've just finished playing a round, the last remaining human can't be the new zombie. The zombie should stay where they are for 15-20 seconds while the humans start running. Zombies can't run! They also can't pretend to be human or leave the play area to ambush humans. If you're the zombie, your goal is to tag as many humans as possible by reaching out and touching them. Once they are tagged, they become zombies and can tag other humans. Zombies can't pretend to be human. This is a good opportunity to get into character! The game continues until there is only one human left. This person is the winner, and they can't be the zombie in the next round.

SUMMARY:
Gather at least four players. Find a large space to play. Choose a zombie. Give the humans a head start. Remember the rules if you're a zombie. Tag the humans. Determine the winner.