Q: Tap the Facebook app, which resembles a white "f" on a blue background. Doing so will open your News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't already logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password to continue. Tap the search bar at the top of the screen, type in the name of the person you want to report, tap their name, and then tap their profile image. Alternatively, locate and tap their name in your News Feed. You can also report business or celebrity pages, though the report options will differ slightly. This option is near the top of the user's page, just below and to the right of their name. It's in the pop-up menu. Doing so brings up another menu with reporting options. Tap one of the following options in the menu: Pretending to Be Someone Fake Account Fake Name Posting Inappropriate Things I Want to Help Something Else If you selected either the Pretending to Be Someone option or the I Want to Help option, do the following: Pretending to Be Someone Tap Me, A Friend, or Celebrity in the "Who are they pretending to be?" section. I Want to Help Tap a reason (e.g., Suicide or Harassment) in the "Can you give us some more details?" section. It's a blue button at the bottom of the screen. Doing so confirms that your report was sent.
A: Open Facebook. Go to the page of the person whom you want to report. Tap More. Tap Give feedback or report this profile. Select a reason for reporting the profile. Select follow-up details if necessary. Tap Send. Tap Done when prompted.

Q: " At the end of the game, after you have gone through an entire adventure through the cursed mansion, you will face an ultimate choice; the ending will change depending on the choice you make. You must choose between "Grant Mom's wish and let her take Father away" or "Use ogre's magic water to save Father." Choose the former to have Father be taken away. The bad ending scene will commence revealing Aya all alone in the room. Head north until you find Maria, still in shock. Aya will then tell her that Father is gone, leaving them behind. In the next frame, Aya and Maria are in the chapel, giving prayers to her parents, but when Aya is about to tell Maria that she can stay with her, the assistant suddenly stands up and run toward the young girl. A scream will be heard in the darkness. In this ending, it's clear that Maria has lost her sanity after the father disappears. A frame in the game will show Aya lying on an operating table, blood pooled underneath her while Maria stands over her, retorting that she will take on the duty and continue the doctor's work.
A: Pick "Grant Mom's wish. Watch the scene.

Q: . This Italian cookie is usually served with espresso or red wine. . This riff on the sugar cookie combines the delectable flavors of cinnamon and sugar. . These hearty cookies make a great after school snack. . There's nothing like two types of chocolate in the same cookie to satisfy your cravings. . They're a combination of buttery shortbread and sweet jam. . These little bursts of sunshine are a perfect treat for afternoon tea.
A: Make homemade biscotti Make snickerdoodles Make oatmeal cookies Make double chocolate cookies Make thumbprint cookies Make lemon drop cookies

Q: Comebacks are all about timing and confidence. Most people think comebacks have to be spontaneous, but you can improve yours by practicing. Find a friend or a sympathetic adult and have her deliver the insults so you can practice your responses. If you don't feel comfortable with this, you can try it on your own in the mirror. Notice which style of comeback feels most natural to you. If you struggle to come up with a funny one-liner in the moment, then using this tactic will not be very successful for you. Use a different response like a poker face and saying "Are you finished?" if that comes more naturally. Use what works best for you until you can practice and use the other methods effectively. Bullies are usually very socially intelligent and great people-readers. They can easily see which comments get under people's skin. You can benefit from building up this same skill, but using it for defense instead of for aggression (like the bully). Watch the bully's reaction when you deliver your comeback and the reaction of others around him. Did he respond with surprise? Become angry, quiet, walk away? Then the comeback style used was successful. Watch for patterns and make not of what worked and what didn't. Notice, for instance, if humor seems to egg him on. If this is the case, switch to indifference or seriousness. Use the group dynamic to take control over the situation. Did the reactions of others watching tell you that you made an impact? Then what you said is working. Did they laugh at you and continue to support the bully? Then try a new tactic. When you are thinking about comebacks, try to come up with ideas that insult the bully's behavior, not characteristics she can't change. Your goal isn't to be as mean as the bully; your goal is to make the put-downs stop. Don't use stereotypes or attack a person based on her gender, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, or other characteristics such as these. This is just as bad as what the bully is doing to you, and possibly worse. You can also get in a lot of trouble for using these kinds of insults. Sometimes comebacks can lead to more insults. More concerning, however, is that some bullies might respond with violence, especially to insulting comebacks. Keep an eye out for signs that the person is becoming aggressive. Think carefully about the comebacks you use, and if a violent reaction seems like a possibility, remove yourself from the situation. Do you know if this person has ever gotten in trouble for violence before? Have you heard about him hitting or fighting with others? Or is he a social bully who just uses words? If you know this person has gotten violent in the past, you will want to be very cautious. Watch for physical cues of violence. The person may touch his head or face (rubbing his face or scalp or almost touching his face) and clench his fists, wring his hands, or pop his knuckles. The bully may remove an article of clothing, like a hat or a jacket, and may crouch down slightly. In addition, the person may turn his non-dominant side toward you; so, a left-handed person may turn his right side toward you. If you notice any of these behaviors, do not try to make a comeback and back away from the person. Do not make comebacks to threats of violence. The bully may threaten to hit or beat you, so remain confident. Don't look like you're scared. Instead, get away from the bully and report the threat to a trusted adult. If someone is bullying you regularly get help from a teacher, manager, or coworker. Bullies are less likely to pick on you if you aren't isolated. If you can't solve the problem informally, get someone in a position of authority involved. You shouldn't have to deal with constant insults from a bully in any situation.
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Practice your comebacks. Learn a little about your bully. Don't become the bully. Be careful not to provoke violence. Get help.