Write an article based on this "Select the material you are using. Select what type of cuts you are making. Press print."
article: In the material settings, select what kind of material you are using. This will dictate the settings of the laser. For, example if you are cutting wood, the pressure will be stronger than if you were cutting foam. Click on the print menu. A preferences menu will pop up and ask you to choose the cutting method: raster or vector. If you are cutting your image press "vector print" and if you are engraving press "raster print". Press print and watch your image come to life. Don't move your material while it's being cut, otherwise, the image components won't line up. If you want to print multiple copies of the same item, replace the cut object with a new piece of material and press print again.

Write an article based on this "Inquire before judging. Avoid reacting to emotional outbursts. Use "I" statements."
article: You may jump to conclusions instead of getting all of the information first. Instead of jumping to conclusions or making a snap judgment, wait until you have all of the information. And while you're at it, avoid planning your next move if you're in an argument. Instead, ask questions and seek to understand the full situation before assigning a judgment or emotionally investing yourself. If you're upset that your partner is late, don't jump to conclusions as to why he may be late. Instead, gently ask what happened without coming across as judgmental or accusing. If someone is emotionally reactive in an argument, don't meet this reactivity with more reactivity. Instead, practice active listening skills. Reacting to another person's strong emotions will likely escalate the situation and will not contribute to a solution. For example, if someone is angry and is attacking you, don't go straight to the defense. Instead, hear the person out, make an effort to understand her thoughts and feelings, ask questions, and calmly reply. By blaming, you automatically put someone on the defensive, which can lead to conflict. The other person may also be more likely to blame you back for something. Claim your emotions as a way of not blaming others and taking responsibility for your emotions. By claiming your emotions as your own, you gain control of them. Instead of blaming someone by saying, "You didn't show up and you blew me off again; you're such a jerk," say, "I felt really hurt and abandoned that you didn't show this evening, and I felt confused that you didn't let me know you weren't coming."

Write an article based on this "Bring your other arm into a "High-V". Keep your core muscles engaged and your base leg straight. Stay balanced using your entire body. Remember to smile."
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The hand not holding your leg should be closed into a fist. Pulling the other arm into the "High-V" is the correct way to do the move stylistically, but it also helps you keep your balance. Your knee should be unlocked but straight, and your body should be tight. Locking your knee can be dangerous. Keep it very slightly bent to avoid injury. Keeping your core tight will help you maintain your balance while holding the heel stretch. Focus on the muscles in your lower body and the posture of your upper body in order to stay balanced. The foot on the floor should be firmly planted. Your body weight should be evenly distributed through the heel, ball, inner, and outer sides of the foot. The thigh and calf muscles in your standing leg should be held firm and straight. Tighten these muscles to keep from wobbling or jutting your hip out. Your back should be straight with your chest and chin held up. Keeping the upper body strong and lifted will help you stay balanced. When done properly, the heel stretch should look easy and graceful.