Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep evidence of the bullying. Ask friends for advice. Talk to your family. Tell someone in authority.

Answer: If you're being bullied via email, text, negative comments on social media, or other cyberbullying techniques, document this. Print off emails, save text messages, and capture screenshots of social media comments. You can also note days, times, and places where in-person incidents occurred. If you had friends present to witness the bullying, ask them to write a summary of what happened and what both you and the bully did. If possible, you should take pictures, audio recording, or videos as the bully harasses you. If you feel you're being bullied, chances are you're right. However, other people may perceive the situation differently. See what your friends think of the situation, and ask them what they would do. Listen to your friend's advice, and try to put it into use right away. If you've already tried a method they recommend, let them know how it went. Start by finding out if your friend thinks the situation is bullying. While you may be hurt by certain behaviors, other people may view them differently. Say something like, "Bryan is always calling me stupid. Do you think he's kidding, or do you think he's really being mean to me?" Ask for advice dealing with a specific issue. Say something like, "You remember how Bryan called me stupid the other day? He does that a lot. Do you think I should say something?" This is also a good rule of thumb if you feel bullied in the workplace. Talk to you coworkers first, especially if you have a coworker who has more experience with the person bullying you. While friends will likely want to help you, they may also be friends with the person doing the bullying. This can prevent them from giving you the best advice. Your parents, siblings, or other family members may be able to offer more objective perspectives for you. You can practice interacting with the bully by role playing with a family member. Additionally, they can serve as advocates or mediators, if you want to confront the bully in a safe, controlled environment. Depending on your age and the age of your bully, you may also want to have your family member reach out to their parents or other family member to meet with you. If your bully is a coworker, a human resources representative may be a more appropriate advocate and mediator. If the bullying continues to escalate despite your best efforts to confront or avoid the bully, it's time to ask for help from someone in a position to intervene. This is especially important if the bully is physically harassing you. Use your documentation as evidence, and try to calmly explain the situation. If you're in school, have your parent or guardian meet with you, the principal or guidance counselor, and your bully and their parents. If you're dealing with a workplace bully, talk to your boss or human resources department about the problems, and ask for their help dealing with the bully. If your bully is harassing you in an uncontrolled atmosphere like a public restaurant, library, on a bus, in your home, or in other public areas that do not necessarily have specific authorities, you may need to involve the police.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't wear a watch with a face that is too big. Decide on which wrist you want to wear your watch. Wear your watch beside your wrist bone. Wear a band that fits properly.

Answer: Watch faces are measured in millimeters. Men's watches average between 34mm-50mm, although they can be larger. You should never wear a watch bigger than 50mm, at most, but 34mm-40mm is standard and ideal for both men and women. There is no "correct" side. Choose the wrist that is most comfortable and where your watch won't get in the way of your movements. This is typically the non-dominant hand, as it might be uncomfortable to write with a watch under your wrist. Make sure that the face sits right next to the bone on the outside of the wrist (the ulna). When standing, little or none of your watch should be visible beneath your shirt cuff. When wearing a long-sleeved shirt, your watch should only be fully visible when your arm is bent. Never wear your watch on top of your shirt cuff. A watch should appear comfortable, natural, and certainly not sloppy. It may be necessary to adjust it as needed, to accommodate natural fluctuations in wrist size. Some watches, such as dress watches and sports watches, have a prong and notch system that allows you to easily move the prong up or down a notch to tighten or loosen. Casual or formal watches can have a more complicated fastening system that requires you to adjust the size by adding or removing links. Consult the instruction manual, or ask your jeweler for help or advice on adjusting the length of your watch. A man should never wear his wristwatch loose around his wrist. It should move about an inch up and down your wrist as you move. The face of the watch should not slip to the side of your wrist. As a general rule, you should be able to fit a finger snugly between your wrist and the watch band. A wristwatch should not be worn too tightly. If the watch leaves an imprint on your wrist, it is too tight and should be loosened. Women's watches may be worn snugly, or loose around the wrist like a bracelet.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pull a bagel out of the freezer. Put the bagel on a microwave-safe dish. Microwave the bagel in 20-second increments until it is cooked through.

Answer: If the bagel was wrapped individually, take it out of its wrap and throw it away. If it was stored in bulk with other bagels, take it out and rewrap the rest of the bagels before replacing them in the freezer. Microwaving a bagel is a good way to quickly heat it up straight from the freezer. Keep in mind that it won't produce a crispy exterior, though. If you do want that crispy outside, opt for the toaster or bake the bagel in the oven. Separate the bagel halves and put them face-side up on a plate. If you choose to not use a plate or dish, set them on top of a paper towel in the microwave to keep them from sticking to the surface. If the bagel is unsliced, you could either slice it before you microwave it or wait until afterward. The total cooking time depends on your microwave, but it usually takes about 1 minute and 15 seconds to 2 minutes to thoroughly cook through. Test how done it is by poking the doughy section with your fingerif the bagel still feels cold or hard, it's not done yet. Be careful when taking the plate out of the microwave as it may be hot to the touch.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Trace a tank top or a t-shirt (with sleeves tucked in so you can get the arm openings) onto pieces of newspaper or a brown paper bag that's been opened up. Add about 1/2 inch (about 13 mm) around the entire outline for seam allowance. Make the front piece in two halves. Make the back piece by laying the t-shirt flat and tracing along it. Cut out the pattern pieces and inspect. Buy your cloth.

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This simple method ensures the vest will be a good fit without the hassle of measurements, etc. Seam allowance is the part that gets folded under when you make the seams. For each half, fold the t-shirt in half vertically and trace around it, adding seam allowance along the outer edge plus a little extra room for the front-center overlap if desired (e.g., where you'd put snaps or buttons). Again, add room (1/2 inch) for the seam allowance. Keep in mind the back may have a higher neckline than the front pieces, depending on your design. Put the cutout pieces together as they would be for the vest, making sure the armholes and hem line up. You'll need at least 1 to 1 1/2 yards for the vest, and an equal amount for the lining. The lining is the part that goes inside the vest, on the reverse side of the outer cloth. If you have doubts as to how much fabric you need, take your pattern to the fabric or craft store and ask for help. It's always better to have a bit extra material than not enough. You can choose from a wide range of materials for your vest. Keep in mind the season when selecting your fabric; for example, you can use a light wool for autumn, velvet for winter, seersucker for spring, and silk or light cotton for summer.