In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The most basic type of earphones are earbuds, which are cheap and easy to bring anywhere. These earphones fit directly into your ears. Many of them are relatively comfortable to wear, but may not fit correctly and may fall out of your ears. Earbuds come in different sizes and shapes. Some earphones may not even have rubber ends. In-ear buds fit in your ear canals, so they stay in place better and block out more noise than plain earbuds. If you're going to wear earbuds, you want them to feel as unobtrusive as possible. Earbuds come in many different varieties, so try on as many kinds as you can before making a selection. Good earbuds feel light in your ears and don't pinch your skin. For example, some earphones have rubber buds. These may be more comfortable than all-plastic earbuds. This type usually offers better audio quality and noise cancellation when using them instead of bud earphones. However, they are larger, often costlier and may trap heat and moisture that can irritate your ears. Over ear earphones with open backs let in outside noise, so they can be useful outdoors and in some work settings. This depends on how long you plan on wearing the earphones. If you like going for long runs, you are going to need earphones you can wear for hours at a time without them breaking. Durable earphones are often thicker, made from stronger material, and cost a little more than regular earphones. Consider the comfort factor as well. Earphones that feel comfortable at first may start to hurt after hours of usage.
Summary: Pick earphones with buds for portability. Choose earbuds that are comfortable to wear. Choose over ear earphones for greater audio quality. Get durable earphones you can wear for a long time.

Be suspicious if the cardholder avoids eye contact, is shaking, or otherwise looks nervous. This may be the first time they've tried to use a fake I.D. and could fear getting caught. Other signs of lying include pursing their lips or touching their face as they talk. If the person is right-handed, then they will usually look to the right when they tell a lie. A driver's license and other I.D.s should include a physical description that includes height, age, eye color, and weight. Check that the person handing over the I.D. matches the description. It can be difficult to judge height in the abstract. However, compare the person to your own height. If you're 5'6" and the cardholder is allegedly 5'8", then they should be close to your height. The I.D. should also have a picture. Analyze whether the person looks remotely like the person handing you the I.D.. Although the picture may be a few years old, the person should look generally the same. Instead of focusing on someone's hairstyle, look at those features that don't change: nose, ears, eyes, and chin. Be suspicious if they look exactly like the picture or are wearing the same clothing. This indicates they made the fake I.D. recently. If the cardholder is signing for something, compare the signatures. If they don't match, then the I.D. is probably fake. You might suspect someone buying alcohol or cigarettes is using a fake I.D.. In that situation, ask them for their signature and then compare it. Sometimes, people will accidentally sign their real name, so this is a good test. As you're holding the card, ask the cardholder questions about the information that appears on it. For example, you should ask them their date of birth. If they can't remember, then the I.D. is fake. You can also ask them their middle name or year they graduated high school. If they hesitate, then they may be using a fake I.D. If a companion is with the cardholder, quickly ask them the cardholder's name. If they hesitate, they could be lying. Someone might spend a lot of money to get 1 fake I.D. However, they probably don't have 2. Ask to see a second photo I.D. If the person can't produce 1, then the I.D. might be fake.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for signs of anxiety. Compare the physical description to the cardholder. Compare the picture to the person. Compare signatures. Ask the cardholder questions. Ask for a second form of photo identification.

Problem: Article: When someone puts you down, deal with it by not immediately reacting to him. Giving a quick comeback or getting angry will reinforce his behavior. It gives him what he wants a response from you.. Also, it's not good for you to act out of anger or other negative emotions. You could do or say something you will regret, or you could damage yourself with stress. Take a deep breath or two. This will help you to remain calm. Slowly count to five while you make sure you are calm. You may want to respond with a put-down of your own, but doing this can make you seem as petty as her. It can also increase the tension, and really won't solve the problem. Just like reacting immediately, retaliating gives her what she wants. Even though you might want to, don't reply to rude comments and posts online with mean posts of your own. Avoid gossiping about her later. It may feel good in the moment, but does nothing to solve the problem. Sometimes silence can be the best weapon. Ignoring someone that is putting you down denies them the pleasure of a response from you. It keeps you from wasting time and energy on someone that isn't worth it. Plus, her bad behavior will really stand out against your good behavior. Just act as though she didn't say anything. Continue doing what you were doing without giving her a glance. Unless the person is incredibly thick-headed, she will usually leave you alone after being ignored. This is a clear way to let the person know that you want him to quit putting you down. If ignoring the person didn't work or if the situation is especially annoying or hurtful, telling him to stop can help resolve the problem. Make sure you are calm. Look him in the eyes and use a controlled, confident, clear voice. For example, if a peer insults you, take a few deep breaths and then calmly say, "Stop putting me down." With a co-worker, you might try saying, "I don't like or appreciate how you are talking to me and about me. I want you to stop putting me down." If it's a friend that may not actually be trying to be mean, you might say, "I know you didn't mean to, but what you said hurt my feelings. Please don't put me down like that."
Summary:
Avoid reacting immediately. Don't retaliate. Ignore it. Tell the person to stop.