Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think before you act. Make a conscious effort not to hurt anyone. Empathize. Change what you can. Take time to de-stress.

Answer: If you are quick to anger, you may do something in the heat of the moment that you'll regret later on. Consider the consequences of what you are about to do. Don't react; respond. Try to grab hold of your anger and examine it. Ask yourself what exactly is making you so angry. Ask yourself if you are overreacting. Think through the consequences of your actions. If you react violently in this situation, will you burn any bridges? Will it negatively impact your relationships? Will you run the risk of being arrested, suspended, or otherwise punished for your actions. It's easy to be rough with other people if you don't consider how your actions might make them feel. Be careful. If you find yourself hurting people without intending to do so, try to understand what it was that hurt them so. Is this person sensitive to a particular word or label? Did I grab their arm too hard without thinking? Consider treating others as if they are especially fragile, at least at first. Be as considerate as you can be without walking on eggshells. Try to understand why someone is acting the way they're acting: try to figure out how they feel and what they are thinking. You may find it much harder to be angry once you understand where someone's coming from. If you can't understand why someone is acting a certain way, just ask them. Tell them what you don't understand, and listen carefully to their response. They may be just as confused about what you are thinking. Empathy is a two-way street. Try to be open about what you are thinking. Work to build a mutual understanding. You can change your own behavior, as well as how you react to things. For example, you can choose not to do things that trigger negative feelings in others. Additionally, you can work to overcome your own triggers. Anger is useful for understanding your feelings about something. If you feel angry, look for the reason why. For example, if your job makes you angry, then it may be time for you to apply for a new position. It's easy to become swept up in the day-to-day demands of work, school, relationships and family. Give yourself time to simply be yourself. Get outside. Find a quiet space. Go for a walk or take a swim. Go to the movies. Get a massage or get your nails done. Do anything that allows you to forget your troubles for a while. Consider leaving your phone behind. You may find it easier to leave the troubles of day-to-day life behind if you are not being constantly bombarded with texts, calls, and emails. Be present. Reducing stress is fantastic for your health. If you're always stressed and often angry, you may be at risk for high blood pressure. Practice de-stressing, and you may live a longer, healthier life. Avoid foods that make you feel more agitated or easily stressed. For example, caffeine can make you feel restless and antsy. Similarly, you may find that certain other foods stimulate you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Observe your cat's clinical signs. Schedule an appointment with your veterinarian. Talk with your veterinarian.

Answer: Cats often try to mask their clinical signs when they are sick. As attentive a pet owner as you may be, you may not immediately notice when your cat is feeling unwell. Unfortunately, masking illness can make cancer detection difficult. The later the cancer is diagnosed by your veterinarian, the costlier and more aggressive the treatment may be. A new lump or bump is an easily visible sign of potential cancer. Clinical signs may vary based on the location of the tumor. For example, a gastrointestinal cancer would cause such symptoms as vomiting and diarrhea. With skin cancer, you may see redness and irritation, along with a lump or bump. Be mindful that your cat's cancer may not produce any clinical signs initially, and then cause a sudden appearance of clinical signs. Take your cat to your veterinarian as soon as you start to notice clinical signs. You may not suspect cancer, but your veterinarian can run various diagnostic tests to determine why your cat is ill. When it comes to cancer, early detection and diagnosis are key. Diagnostic tests that your veterinarian may run include imaging (e.g., x-rays, ultrasound), blood work, and a biopsy. Be aware that biopsies are not always conclusive. Your veterinarian may also want to test for feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), both of which have been associated with cancer in cats (especially FeLV). The diagnostic tests can help to assess your cat's overall health and her ability to undergo cancer treatment, as well as determine how advanced the cancer is. If the diagnostic tests reveal that your cat has cancer, talk with your veterinarian about how to move forward. He or she will understand that you will have a lot of questions and concerns about treating your cat's cancer. For example, ask about the cost of cancer treatment, which could range from several hundred to several thousand dollars. You can also ask what may have caused your cat's cancer. Keep in mind that feline cancer often has unknown causes. Some causes that are known include FeLV and repeated sun exposure (especially in white-headed cats). Consider getting a second opinion from a veterinary oncologist. Different veterinarians have different approaches to cancer treatment, so it may help to learn the perspectives of several veterinarians regarding your cat's cancer treatment. A veterinary oncologist may have knowledge of treatment options that your own veterinarian may not be aware of.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plug your Android device into your computer using the USB cable. Open the Notification Panel on your Android. Tap the "USB" option. Select "File transfer," "Media transfer," or "MTP." Wait while the drivers are installed. Open the "Computer/This PC" window. Double-click the Android device. Browse your Android's files. Eject your Android device when finished.

Answer: You can use the same cable that you use to charge your Android device. Swipe down from the top of the screen to display all of your notifications. You'll see this in the list of notifications in your Notification Panel. Look for the USB logo. The wording will vary depending on your device. This will make your Android appear as a device on your computer. Windows will typically be able to automatically install any necessary drivers to allow your Android to communicate with your computer. If the driver installation process fails or Windows cannot find the right drivers, you'll need to install the drivers from the phone manufacturer. You can perform a Google search for "phone model drivers" and then follow the link of your manufacturer. Make sure to not download drivers from unknown sources. This will display all of the devices and drives connected to your computer. You can open this from the Start menu or press Win+E. It may only be identified by the model number. It will be listed in the "Devices and drives" or "Devices with removable storage" section. After opening your phone in the Computer/This PC window, you'll be able to see the various folders for the Android file system. Common folders include DCIM (camera), Pictures, Videos, Music, and Ringtones. Apps will often generate app-specific folders as well. Once you're finished moving and accessing files on your Android, click the Safely Remove Hardware button in the System Tray in the lower-right corner of the desktop. Select "Eject" for your Android device. You may have to expand the hidden icons to find the Safely Remove Hardware button.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have a small memorial, if you wish. Lower your cat into the hole and cover it with soil. Set up your grave marker. Decorate the gravesite, if you want.

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Many people find a memorial is helpful when burying their cat. Before placing your cat in the ground, you can say a few words, sing a song, or read a poem. Consider inviting friends and family members over to say goodbye your pet. Young children may find a memorial particularly beneficial. You can encourage them to all collect things that remind them of their lost pet. They can place these things in the hole alongside the cat's coffin. After saying a few words, gently set your cat's coffin in the ground. Refill the hole with the soil you dug up. Make sure to press the soil down as you place it over the grave. You want the soil to be firmly in place to prevent predators from digging up your cat. Do not skip the grave marker. While it may not be important to you as a symbolic gesture, a grave marker prevents the grave from being disturbed. If you purchased a coffin, set it over the grave. If you're using rocks or other materials, pile them over the cat's resting place. If you're planting something in the ground, make sure to surround the base of the plant with something heavy. This will keep predators away. Once the marker is up, you may want to decorate the gravesite. You can put up temporary decorations, like flowers and other foliage. If you have young children, they may want to decorate the grave. You can encourage them to do something like write notes to the cat or draw pictures to leave at the gravesite.