In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's arguably the least dangerous if you just comply with the gunman's demands if his or her demands, such as robbery, don't threaten your life. For example, if a mugger wants your car, your wallet, or your purse, let them have it. It's not worth risking your life over. Try throwing the object (purse, car keys) behind them; they will go for the object and you can escape. There have been situations where the person gives the attacker what they want, and the person is shot anyway. There is no surefire technique for a fast-flowing, dangerous situation like this. The best approach to defending yourself is to first eliminate the most immediate threat to you. If a gun is pointed at you, that's clearly an immediate danger to you. You need to remove yourself from the line of fire. You can do this by redirecting the line of fire or moving yourself. Make your first movement small and undetectable. If you make a major move to twist or step out of the line of fire, you could actually trigger the attacker to fire the weapon. Redirect with the hand. Use your hand to redirect the line of fire so that it travels across fewer vital areas. Move the weapon laterally across the shortest line possible. If the gun is pointed at your chest, move it to the left or right. You could also push the gun upward. This is one possibility, although it can be a very dangerous one because the gunman might shoot you. If you try this technique, throw something your wallet for example in one direction while you run in another direction in order to distract the attacker. Run in a zigzag or other unpredictable pattern. Again, this is a very dangerous move. Then again, everything about the situation is dangerous. Simply complying with the demands might be the best bet. If the person hasn't seen you yet, such as in an active shooter situation, first run, then hide (by barricading yourself behind a door), then fight if you are found. Until or unless you are ready to make your move, make it clear to the gunman what you are about to do before you do it. For example, say something like, "I'm going to reach into my pocket so I can get my wallet out to give it to you now" before you do it. Study the gunman as you do this. Find something about him or her that is unique and will help police identify the gunman later. Let's say you're facing a determined attacker you know is there to kill you. This means the attacker's motive isn't robbery it's to kill, such as what was seen at past school shootings. If possible, run away. Get out of the building or area. If running becomes impossible, hide. Barricade yourself behind a door with your phone on silent. Make sure the door is well barricaded before you call emergency services. If the attacker finds you, fight. Improvise weapons: chairs, laptops, textbooks, et cetera to throw at them or hit them with. This is best done in a group, but also works alone. The goal is to take down the shooter no matter what. Band together with others before you do this. Grab the gunman's weapon and twist it quickly away from your body. Keep gripping the gun as the gunman pulls it back away from you, and push your weight forward, then punch him in the face or throat very hard. Use your hand to grab the non-shooting end of the gun. Knee the killer in the groin. Or twist your hands like you are revving up a motorcycle engine, breaking the gunman's finger inside the trigger guard.
Summary: Give the attacker what they want. Redirect the line of fire. Run away. Telegraph your intentions. Distract the criminal.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to successfully share computer screens, you and the person whom you are about to share screens with should be connected to the same network (wired or wireless). " Once you and the person you're sharing with are connected, click on "All" on the left-hand side of your computer screen. Several options will pop up on your right-hand side. Click on "Share Screen" from the list. If you had enabled a password, enter it once prompted.
Summary: Connect to the network. Click on "All. Start sharing your screen.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you want to get lots of friends on Facebook and get lots of people looking at your content, make your page a public page. This will really help make sure that more people see your stuff. Just remember: don't post anything that's going to come back to haunt you! Friend everyone you meet in real life, if possible. Friend everyone at school and try to friend your friends' friends as well (now there's a tongue twister). When someone you aren't friends with comments or interacts with your posts, friend them. When you see someone on a fan page you think might like your page, friend them. The more friends you have, the more people will see and interact with your posts. Friend even people that you don't know very well or only met once. No one is actually personal friends with 500+ people, so don't feel discourages when you see other famous Facebook users with huge friends lists. Don't forget to friend people that you haven't seen in a really long time. Maybe those friendships will even be rekindled! Find a community that would like you and join it. Fan pages, groups, anything like that where you are the person to know because you are a great example of what that group of people find interesting. Groups and communities are great ways to meet people and make new friends outside of your immediate area, giving you a voice across the country and across the world! Appealing to one group of people is going to be easier than trying to appeal to everyone. Find your niche and appeal to them. Your posts should make people want to comment like, or otherwise interact with you. Post questions, opinions on controversial topics, or inspiring quotes or stories. The more likes, shares, and comments you get, the more Facebook will make sure that people see your posts. Example posts would look like: "I'm no policy adviser, but the US is handling this Syria business all wrong. What do you guys think?" or "Macklemore concert next month...wish I could go so bad! Who's with me?" or ""I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best."-Marilyn Monroe". Interact with other people a lot. This will make them feel like they know you and will also give you the chance to meet new friends. Comment on their status updates and pictures, leave birthday messages, and find other ways to interact with everyone you're friends with on Facebook. When you're posting something that you really want people to see, make sure you time it well. Saturday mornings and weekday evenings are when the greatest number of people are checking their feed!
Summary:
Make your page public. Get lots of friends. Join communities and groups. Encourage interaction. Interact a lot. Time important or exciting posts carefully.