INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Churches will only provide copies of baptismal records to the person baptized or their parents or guardians of that person. If you are not one of these parties, you will likely not be able to receive a copy of a baptismal record. Be sure you or your child actually was baptized. Some people simply assume that they were because they were too young to remember the event. You will need to provide proof of your identity and your relationship to the baptized person in order to receive a copy of the baptismal record. While baptism is a common practice among most sects of Christianity, each branch of the larger religion has specific baptism practices. The common branches of Christianity that practice baptism are: Anabaptist Baptist Church of Christ Reformed Protestantism Roman Catholic Jehovah's Witness Latter-Day Saints The identification the church or higher office may require can vary significantly depending on the policies they follow. Obtain any forms of identification you may need to verify you or your child's identify as well to justify any name changes. You will need to provide evidence of a name change such as a marriage certificate or a name change certificate from the social security office if you or your child's name do not match the name listed on the baptismal record. If your child is adopted you will need to provide proof of the adoption in the form of adoption papers. If you are trying to find a baptismal record for a family member that passed away some time ago, you may be able to find it on a website that specializes in genealogy and documentation. Websites like Ancestry.com or Genealogy.com may contain copies of the baptismal record if they have been uploaded by other members of your extended family or someone that knew that family member personally. If the baptism took place in a country outside the United States, they may have uploaded their baptismal records to an online database.

SUMMARY: Ensure you are eligible to receive a copy of the baptismal record. Note the specific religion that conducted the baptism. Gather all pertinent information about your or your child. Try a genealogy website.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sometimes anxiety can actually be a symptom of some other illness. Therefore, your doctor should check you out first. For instance, psychological symptoms can be a symptom of a neurological problem. They can also be the result of a medication you're taking. Though it may be embarrassing to you to talk about how pervasive your anxiety is, your doctor needs to know the full extent of the problem. In fact, it might be helpful if you keep a journal of when you are having negative thoughts and the results, such as it stopped you from enjoying the moment or from going on an outing. Once your regular doctor checks you out, she will often recommend you see a psychiatrist, since psychiatrists are more qualified to prescribe psychiatric drugs. Therefore, if your doctor doesn't make a recommendation, ask about seeing a psychiatrist. Like you did with your regular doctor, you'll need to describe your symptoms thoroughly. You'll also need to be able to talk about their effect on your life. You need to be comfortable enough to talk freely about your symptoms. If the psychiatrist you see at first is not a good fit, don't be afraid to find another one. You need to approach this topic delicately, since the doctor may become suspicious if she thinks you came in just to get this medication; as noted, Xanax is often abused. However, it doesn't hurt to ask for what you want. For instance, you could say, "I've heard Xanax and other drugs like it can help with anxiety. Would that be an option for me?" Never lead with this question with any doctor. Talk about your problems first, to help establish that you really do need it. Another option is to ask for Xanax as a sleep aid in relation to anxiety. Some people take a very small dose before bedtime to help them sleep. Once again, never lead with a request for the prescription. First, describe how you have trouble sleeping due to racing thoughts or anxiety, then move on to asking if Xanax could be a possible solution.

SUMMARY: Talk to your regular doctor about your anxiety. Describe your symptoms thoroughly. Ask about a psychiatrist. Describe your symptoms to the psychiatrist. Ask for a prescription. Ask about Xanax as a sleep aid.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Leave two inches of air at the top of the bottle. The size of the bottle doesn't matter but the bigger the bottle, the bigger the tornado. The bigger the tornado, the easier it will be to observe the effects on the water. If you are only making a one-bottle tornado, you can use a plastic water bottle or a clear glass canning jar. If you are making a larger two-bottle tornado, try using a pair of two-liter soda bottles. Try experimenting with more or less water. Record whether the amount of water has any effect on the size and speed of the tornado.

SUMMARY: Fill a plastic bottle with water.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure that there are no tangles in your hair. Add an anti-frizz serum, if needed. For a tutorial, visit wikiHow to Blow Dry Your Hair. You can use a traditional curling iron to achieve this. For other methods, visit wikiHow to Curl Your Hair. Try wrapping sections of your hair around the barrel of a hot curling iron. Do not use the clamp to hold your hair, this will cause crimping at the end of the curl. Instead hold it gently with your fingers. Hold it. You should hold for 5-10 seconds depending on the thickness of your hair. Release the curl. Spritz the curl lightly with hairspray. Gather the curl and pin it. Create a perfect circle by lifting up the curl and compressing it gently. Using a bobby pin, pin the curl. Continue until all of your hair is pinned. Spray your entire head with hairspray. Then remove all of the bobby pins. Your curls should be both tight and should hold well. Gently shake the curls loose. Do not use a brush, instead use your fingers. Using a comb or a small teasing brush, gather the hair at the top of your head and gently tease the back of it. Using just your fingers (not a brush), gather your hair in a ponytail. Attempt to keep the crown of your head voluminous. The ponytail can be any height, depending on the look your want. Get the ponytail and wrap the hair around the elastic holding the ponytail together in order to create a bun. Using a second elastic, fasten the bun. Re-curl them, if desired.

SUMMARY:
Blow dry your hair to give it body. Curl your hair. Tease the crown of your head. Create a ponytail. Gather the "tail" and wrap it. For a "piece-y" look, pull a few small strand of hair from the ponytail.