INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A ligament holds together joints by attaching two pieces of bone together. They allow your joints to hinge, but when they hinge too far they can tear, causing ankle sprains. Taping your ankle prevents these ligaments from moving too far, which keeps them from suffering further damage. Taping your ankle can be done to mitigate an injury as well as prevent damage. For example, if you are playing a soccer game on a wet, slippery surface, you might tape your ankle ahead of time to protect your foot from slipping or rolling. You do not have to have a pre-existing injury to benefit from taping your ankle. Ankle braces function the same way as a good tape job, but you do not have to apply the tape before every practice or game. They may even be more cost effective then taping if you need to tape your ankle every day throughout an entire sports season. Taping your ankle is only effective for minor injuries or preventing future injuries. It is not a cure-all for ankle pain or major ligament damage. If you have constant or shooting pain, it is time to take a break from athletic activity and see an athletic trainer or orthopedic specialist.

SUMMARY: Know that an ankle sprains happen when you damage ligaments. Tape your ankle before practices and games to prevent injury. Consider buying an ankle brace if you have chronic pain. See a sports medicine professional to diagnose chronic or extreme pain.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cut two tablespoons of butter into small pieces. Next, add the pieces of butter to the hot noodles. Use tongs or a large spoon to stir the noodles until the butter has completely melted. Don't wait too long to add the butter. If the noodles are cool, the butter won't melt. Once the butter has melted, sprinkle salt and pepper over the noodle dish. Use tongs or a large spoon to toss the noodles, coating each one in seasoning. Taste a noodle to see if you need to add more salt or pepper. Add less than you think you'll need. You can always add more salt or pepper. Buttered noodles are delicious all on their own. However, many people like to add additional seasonings to take the dish to the next level. For example: Sprinkle in garlic powder to create a buttery garlic noodle entree. Mix in a tablespoon of chopped fresh parsley to give the noodles an herbal flavor. Grate some parmesan over the noodles to give the dish a strong, cheesy kick.

SUMMARY: Stir butter into the hot noodles. Add salt and pepper to taste. Consider getting creative with seasoning.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Turn on a flashlight and set it on the floor so it shines up the wall. Look for little imperfections, like dimples, that run in a vertical line to identify the studs. This works best if your wall is smooth, rather than textured. This requires you to knock lightly on the wall to see if you can hear whether a stud has been added. An area with no stud will produce a low, hollow sound. An area with a stud will produce a higher, more solid sound. Practice in areas where you know there are studs to train your ear. If there is a stud there, the pin will stop when it makes contact with the wood. If there is no stud, you will encounter little resistance and the pin will go all the way into the wall. If you don't find a stud the first time you use a pin, try the wire test. Fashion a coat hanger or other piece of long, thin, rigid wire into a right angle. Insert the wire into the hole you've made in the wall and spin it until it makes contact with a stud. This way you won't have to knock multiple holes in your wall. Most electrical boxes will be mounted on the edge of a stud. Turn off the power to that switch or outlet and remove the cover. You should then be able to see which side of the switch the stud is located on by looking for the mounting screws. If you can't, use the knock or pin test to determine the placement of the stud. Measure at least 34 inch (1.9cm) away from the outlet or the electrical unit to find the center of the stud. Try the knock or pin test if you want to figure out the stud's width. Remember that studs will normally be located at 16in (41cm) intervals on either side of the outlet/switch. Similarly, studs surround windows and doors. Because studs tend to be 16in (41cm) apart, you can measure in from any corner to figure out where to find studs. Remember that not all walls are divisible by 16in (41cm) exactly, so there may be some studs that show up in a distance that is less than 16in (41cm) from the previous or next stud.

SUMMARY: Use a flashlight. Try the knock test. Drive a pin into the spot where you think the stud is located. Locate switches and outlets on your walls. Calculate stud positions by measuring from corner to corner.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you typed your search in the search bar, click on the Search button (or Magnifying Glass). If you clicked on one of the icons, a window should open (same window) under the Bing Desktop window depending on which icon you clicked. You can select any of the results in the search.

SUMMARY:
Type your search in the search bar or click on one of the icons (Weather, News, Trending Images, Facebook, or Trending Videos). Search or look under the window of Bing Desktop. Results will now show up in your default browser.