Write an article based on this "Avoid the cold virus. Get tested for allergies. Prevent ear infections in babies."
article: One of the most common causes of earache is the common cold, and while there is no cure for the cold virus, you can take precautionary steps to avoid contracting it in the first place. Wash your hands regularly, especially after you've been in public places and before eating. If you don't have access to a sink, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer. The cold virus is notoriously resilient and can live for hours on surfaces, so even if you don't see anyone who appears sick, its possible to contract a cold simply from going to the library or the grocery store. Exercise regularly. People who exercise regularly have healthier immune responses, so their bodies are able to better fight off infection and resist the cold virus. Eat a vitamin-rich, balanced diet. Eat nutrient-dense, whole foods, focusing on lean proteins, vegetables, and fruits. The phytochemicals in plants like peppers, oranges, and dark leafy greens actually help your body absorb vitamins, so it's best to stick to natural foods for your immune-supporting vitamins. Allergic reactions can cause itching in the ear and earache. These can range from environmental to food-based allergies. Call your doctor to schedule allergy testing, which can include a blood test or a skin-prick test. The test will give you information on what kind of allergens might be responsible for your ear irritation, such as ragweed, pets, or dairy. Ear infections in babies are common but can be reduced or prevented using particular feeding strategies. Vaccinate your child. One of the common infectious agents for ear infections is part of the routine vaccine series. Try to breastfeed for at least the first 12 months of your baby's life. Breastmilk contains antibodies that have been shown to reduce ear infections, so breastfed babies tend to get earaches less often than formula-fed babies. If you bottle feed, be sure to hold the baby at a 45 degree angle, and never feed the baby flat on his or her back or laying in his or her crib. Doing so can cause liquid to pool in the inner ear, resulting in an earache. Try to wean the baby from the bottle to a sippy cup between ages 9 and 12 months in order to reduce the rate of ear infections associated with bottles.

Write an article based on this "Know that bow hunting uses some special equipment. Know that many hunters believe that bow hunting is much more sporting than using a gun to hunt. Know that hunting generally involves compound bows. Join a bow hunting club. Know that bringing down game with a bow and arrow is a challenge."
article: In fact, some will take up bow hunting without ever doing actual hunting. Bow hunting takes concentration and just being good at hunting. It is not a surprise that bow-hunters are more likely to subscribe to the rules of fair chase and more likely to hunt for food. Compound bows have a string that wraps around with the aid of cams. Compound bows are best for hunting because the arrow flies faster/farther and is more accurate. Compound bows often have sights that are used to visually assist the archer aiming the arrow at the target. Compound bow hunters use arm and chest protectors, since a compound bow string has a lot of torque and can cause injury if you don't have protection. Larger breasted women often will use a shotgun instead for this reason. Hunting can also use a recurve bow or a longbow, but that is less common for reasons mentioned above. Some enjoy using a crossbow. Hunting groups are pretty common in the USA. You can simply go to a hunting store near you and ask if they have a club. Bow hunters will show you where they shoot. Shooting in the woods is different from being on a range, and takes getting used to. It doesn't matter if you are shooting deer, elk, pigs/javelina or more exotic game.

Write an article based on this "Tell all of the players to close their eyes. Slap your knees or table to cover up the noise. Have the werewolves choose who they want to kill. Allow the Doctor to save 1 person. Let the Seer try to identify a werewolf. Allow the Witch to poison or heal 1 person if they want. End the night round and identify who was killed."
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The first phase of a game of Werewolf is the night round. After the cards have been dealt to the players, the moderator announces the beginning of the night phase by saying, "Close your eyes." If any player opens their eyes or cheats, then they are out of the game. The game of Werewolf is set up so that the players don't know what role the other players have. To further add to the mystery, have each player drum on their knees or the table to muffle any sounds coming from other players. Try to have the players drum in rhythm together to make the sound louder. Each player should keep their eyes closed when it isn't their turn. While the players are drumming their hands, the moderator says, "Werewolves, open your eyes." The werewolves then open their eyes and point to who they want to kill. The 2 werewolves must agree on 1 villager. The werewolves should keep drumming while they decide so the other players don't suspect them. When the werewolves make a decision and agree on a victim, the moderator takes note of who is being killed and says, "Werewolves, close your eyes." With the other players continuing to drum, the moderator says, "Doctor who would you like to heal?" The person with the Doctor card then opens their eyes and chooses 1 person that will survive if the werewolves decide to kill them. The moderator takes note of who they select and the Doctor closes their eyes again. The Doctor can choose to save themselves if they want. The Doctor should not know who the werewolves chose to kill. If someone was chosen to be killed by the werewolves and the Doctor chose to save them, the moderator will say, "Someone has been saved," at the beginning of the day round. After the Doctor has made his choice and the players are drumming with their eyes closed, the moderator says, "Seer, open your eyes. Seer, pick someone to ask about." The person with the Seer card then opens their eyes and points at 1 player that they think might be a werewolf. The moderator uses a silent gesture to let them know if they have identified a werewolf. The Seer then closes their eyes. The moderator can give a thumbs up or shake their head to let the Seer know if they guessed correctly. In some versions of the game, such as One Night: Ultimate Werewolf, the Seer is allowed to view the card of the player of their choice instead of simply identifying whether a player is a werewolf or not. Make sure you play as silently as possible so the Seer isn't identified to the werewolves. The Seer can only make 1 guess per game. If you're playing a game with the Witch card, the moderator will say, "The Witch comes awake." The moderator then says, "The Witch brings someone back to life," then they say, "The Witch poisons someone." During either statement, the Witch player can point to 1 person to either poison or bring back to life. Even if the Witch is killed, the moderator will make the announcement every round to keep the Witch's identity a secret. The Witch can only use each potion 1 time, but they can use it whenever they want to. Once werewolves, Doctor, and Seer have made their choices, the moderator says, "Everybody open your eyes, it's daytime." The moderator then tells the person who was killed that they are out of the game. The player returns their card and does not reveal their identity. Have fun role playing the event! The moderator can make up a story about how the player was killed. In addition, the player who was killed can perform dramatic death throes. An alternative rule you can use is to have the person killed reveal their character to the rest of the players.