Write an article based on this "Report any abuse. Approach him in a non-threatening way. Offer him non-alcoholic drinks and food. Find compromise. Set limits. Have an escape plan."
article: Sometimes alcoholics can become violent, as alcohol is often related to violence. If your husband hits you, threatens you, or harms you in any way, find safety and report the abuse. Don't protect your husband by keeping the abuse a secret. Tell your mother or father, sister, neighbor, friend, or spiritual mentor. Make sure you prioritize your safety. You can get help by calling a domestic abuse hotline. United States: Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE). UK: Call Women's Aid at 0808 2000 247. Australia: Call 1800RESPECT at 1800 737 732. Worldwide: visit http://www.hotpeachpages.net/ for a global list of helplines and crisis centers. Use a calm tone of voice and speak to him without using harsh or derogatory words. For instance, avoid calling him "drunk" or an alcoholic in the moment. Avoid arguing with him and instead deflect the statements in a calm and assertive way. If he starts to become angry or wanting to fight, calmly respond that now is not a good time, and that you can talk about it later. Avoid arguing with him at all costs. He may become physical. Don't respond back in anger, no matter how hard it is. Instead of deterring him away from alcohol, steer him toward food and non-alcoholic drinks. Encourage him to eat or to hydrate with water. Distract him with these things so that he is less focused on the alcohol. When he asks for alcohol, deflect by offering him soda. If he insists on having something or going somewhere, find a compromise. It isn't worth arguing with him because he isn't thinking clearly, yet you don't want to escalate the agitation. Find something that will make him happy without making you unhappy. If he really wants to eat ice cream but you have none, offer him candy or another sweet treat. If he wants to go outside in the pouring rain, tell him firmly that it's raining and perhaps he can bring an umbrella or stand under an awning. If the alcoholism is negatively affecting you, set limits with your husband. Be clear that no discussions about you as a couple can happen when he drinks, and you refuse to try to solve problems while he's under the influence. Tell him he cannot drink in the home or around the children. You can choose not to spend time with him when he is drinking, or that you refuse to argue when he has been drinking. Set limits based off of your own needs. When you set limits, communicate them with your husband and make sure he understands them. If your husband is drunk, acting aggressively, and you fear for your safety, have an escape plan. Have someone you can call late at night that can offer you a safe place to stay. If you are scared to leave with the car, ask your friend or family member to pick you up at your home. Calmly let your husband know that you are seeking a safe place for the night and will return the next day. If your husband becomes angry, say that you can have the discussion later. Right now, you are prioritizing your safety.

Write an article based on this "Stop and listen. Repeat the person's name at least twice. Make a visual association."
article: The reason you forget names isn't because you are "bad with names," it's because you aren't fully listening. You may be so excited or nervous about meeting the person or worried about making a good impression that your brain isn't processing the important information: their name. Push aside any other thoughts, face the person squarely, look them in the eye, and listen. Make remembering this person's name your number one priority in the moment. Repetition will help cement this information in your memory, as it strengthens the neural connections in your brain. After the person says his name, repeat it back to him, confirming you heard it correctly. This can be especially helpful with names that are difficult to pronounce. Repeat the person's name once more, saying something like "It's nice to meet you, Bob." As you walk away, repeat the person's name in your head. Your brain has an incredible capacity for storing visual information, and creating a link between a person's name and a visual cue will make it much easier to remember. For example, if you meet someone named Bill and he has very blue eyes, visualize a blue dollar bill.

Write an article based on this "Use sexual propagation for increasing plant numbers by germinating seed and growing the seedlings to maturity. Use asexual propagation for processes that involve using the leaf, stem, and root cuttings."
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This is probably the most widely used method by the majority of growers, including many agricultural grain crops. There are many ways to pre-treat seed for attempting germination in the artificial setting of a greenhouse. These are processes used in an effort to overcome seed dormancy and reach successful germination on a human driven schedule. Mother Nature does a wonderful job of overcoming dormancy so seed will germinate at the safest time for the seedlings to emerge into a growth friendly environment. We try to imitate those processes to grow plants indoors successfully. All of these asexual methods develop plants that are essentially clones of the original specimens. Putting slips into a jar of water in the kitchen window until roots form are stem cuttings. This method as a high risk of mold developing. Dividing clumps of plants, such as Hostas, when they get very large is another form of asexual propagation. Plant bits of a rhizome root will cause new plant growth and is another form of cutting. The practice of grafting which is often used with roses and fruit trees is a type of asexual propagation. Use layering with raspberry canes where they are bent over to the ground and covered with soil where new roots will develop.