Article: If you continually get into conflicts with your sibling, you might want to address the problem. Start by stating the obvious. That is, what's bothering you about the situation and why. It's important to address your views and then give your sibling a chance to respond. After your sibling has been talking for awhile, interrupt with something like, "I don't like the way you're talking to me right now" or "I feel like you're dominating this conversation." Try to remain as calm as possible. Getting hostile and trying to yell over someone will only escalate the situation. When communicating a problem, it's important to use "I" statements. These are statements that strive to express things in terms of feelings rather than facts. This can be helpful when confronting your sibling as they will feel you're expressing yourself and your emotions rather than trying to place external judgment on the situation. I statements begin with "I feel." After stating "I feel" you will describe your emotion and then explain the behavior that leads you to feel this way. Using "I" statements can help with conflict as they can feel less judgmental. You're not making a sweeping judgment about the situation or placing blame on one person. Instead, you're just stating how the situation makes you feel. For example, don't say, "You're inconsiderate when you talk over me and put me down about not finishing my homework." Rephrase this using an "I" statement. Say something like, "I feel upset when you lecture me about my homework because it adds to my stress level." Sometimes, even if you talk as respectfully as possible your sibling will just not stop talking. They may even become hostile, despite your best efforts to resolve the situation. If your sibling keeps talking over you and disrespecting you, it's best to simply end the conversation. Say something like, "I don't think we're getting anywhere and I don't feel comfortable right now." Then, leave the conversation.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Present the problem. Use "I" statements. End the conversation if necessary.

Problem: Article: If your room has a window in it, there are certain things you can do to enhance the light coming in. One trick is to hang a mirror on the wall opposite the window; the reflection will double the amount of light coming in. You can also add small decorative mirrors in whatever shapes and patterns you choose. These add some decorative flair and bounce light around the room, acting like windows to make the room seem more open and bright. Roman curtains block out some light even when they are open. Try using a sheer curtain instead. If your room doesn't have windows, or if natural lighting isn't enough, then add extra light where you can. Try installing track lights, a chandelier, or extra lamps to brighten up the room.
Summary: Take advantage of natural lighting. Avoid using heavy curtains or shades. Trim any hedges or branches right outside of your bedroom that may be blocking sunlight. Invest in extra lighting.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Open the Google search engine home page. Click on the link at the bottom that says "Business Solutions." Click the "More business products" link under the footer heading "Business essentials." Click the "Submit Your Content" link under the heading "Webmaster tools." Click the "Participate" button link under the heading "Website Owner." Find and click on the link that says "Add Your URL" (under the "Web" heading). Alternatively the above steps are achieved by entering the following URL in the browser's address bar as "www.google.com/addurl/" and press "Enter" key, and it will redirect to the following step (if you are already signed in google, otherwise sign-in process is required). It can take up to 60 days for your URL to be added to Google, and Google does not guarantee that your URL will be added.

SUMMARY: Go to the Google URL submission page using the following method. Type your website's complete homepage URL into URL box. Type in the squiggly letters to let Google distinguish that you are submitting the URL manually instead of using any software that may be attempting to spam their system. Press the "Add URL" button.

One of these styles will suit you best if you plan to use your boat for freshwater fishing in lakes and rivers. You'll be able to navigate the boat into narrow channels and streams, although the boat may not be suitable for holding more than 1 or 2 people. Anglers also typically prefer center-console or dual-console boats. If you plan to use a boat for freshwater leisure but don't plan to fish from it, opt for a reliable pontoon boat. Large pontoons can hold as many as 10 or 12 people, so they're also a popular option for family parties or spending a day on the lake with your friends. New pontoon boats range from $20$30,000 USD, but used models will cost less. If you want a fast boat that you can cruise in, check out cabin cruiser, cuddy cabin, and dinghy or dory designs. These are day-use boats that will allow you to cruise over the open ocean for hours at a time. Smaller cruisers can also be taken in rivers or large lakes. If you want a high-powered boat for fast cruising in the ocean, spring for a speedboat or sport boat. If you'll be using your boat primarily for watersports on lakes, and want the option to tow an individual behind you, a mid-size towboat will be your best option. These boats will create a sizeable wake behind you, and feature a deck large enough to house several people. Bowriders and towboats would not be suitable for staying overnight on. New models will cost around $54,000, but a used model will cost substantially less.
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Opt for a flat boat, or a bay or bass style if you're an angler. Purchase a pontoon for slow-paced relaxation. Buy a cabin cruiser, cuddy cabin, or dinghy for ocean cruising. Purchase a bowrider or towboat for towing wakeboarders or water-skiers.