Write an article based on this "Enter the DejaVu font download command. Enter your root password. Confirm the download. Wait for the font to finish installing. Enter the GNOME download command. Confirm the download. Install an updated command line. Enable the display manager. Enter your password when prompted. Reboot your computer."
article: This font is crucial for the X Window System to work properly. Type in sudo pacman -S ttf-dejavu and press Enter. When prompted, type in your root password and press Enter. Type in y and press Enter. This should only take a few minutes. Type in sudo pacman -S gnome and press Enter. When prompted, type in y and press Enter. GNOME will begin downloading. This process can take anywhere from a couple of minutes to a couple of hours depending on your Internet speed. The GNOME command line doesn't work in several versions of Arch Linux, but you can install a different one to compensate. To do so: Type in sudo pacman -S lxterminal and press Enter. Enter your root password when prompted. Type in y and press Enter. Type in sudo systemctl enable gdm.service and press Enter. You'll have to enter your root password at least twice during the display manager authentication. Once you see the phrase "AUTHENTICATION COMPLETE" at the bottom of the page, you can proceed. Type in reboot and press Enter. Your computer will restart itself; once it finishes rebooting, you should be greeted with a login page where you can select your name using the mouse, enter your password, and proceed into your newly interfaced computer desktop.

Write an article based on this "Don't compete with them. Kill them with kindness. Maintain your confidence. Don't make fun of their taste. Talk to them about the behavior if you know them well enough. Let them see that they can't hurt you."
article: You may think that fighting fire with fire is the best approach when it comes to snobs, but the worst thing you can do is try to stoop down to their level. If a snobby person in your circle is going on and on about his fancy vacation to Milan, there's no point in trying to point out that you've been there, too, or that you prefer France over Italy. This will only make the snob more determined to prove you wrong and to show that his way of life is far superior to yours. Instead, hear the person out without feeling the need to show that what you're doing is superior or that you're also pretty cool in some other way. Though it can be tempting to point out how expensive your handbag, wine, or painting are, it's just not worth it. The snob can never be out-snobbed, and you'll only be making yourself look bad while alienating the non-snobs around you in the process. You may feel like it's easier for you to breathe underwater than it is to be nice to a snobby person. Still, when you're faced with a mean, sour-faced, and generally unpleasant person, sometimes the best thing you can do is to smile and say, "Hi, how are you?" The snob may even be taken aback because he's not used to being treated so nicely and may surprise you by being kind back. If being nice to the snob doesn't yield a nice result, then you can at least tell yourself that you tried everything before deciding that the person really is stuck-up. If the snob insists on acting like you don't exist, you can even cheerily say, "Hi!" followed by the snob's name when he walks by. This will catch him off guard and hey, it may make you chuckle. Don't let a snob make you feel inferior or like you don't know anything about anything. If you waver in your ideas or doubt yourself, that will only fuel the fire and give the snob free reign to make you feel terrible about yourself. If you're insecure, slow to respond, or talk softly because you're afraid of sharing your ideas, then the snob will latch right onto that and will only make you feel worse. Instead, speak in a steady, even voice and use facts to back up your ideas, showing that you're not afraid to state your ideas. It's one thing if you really aren't an expert on something and the snob tries to gently educate you, but another if you're talking about something you feel confident about. Don't let a snob make you doubt how many championships the Lakers have if you're positive you know the answer; however, if a snob who spent ten years making wine tells you something you didn't know about pinot noir, it's okay to listen if you're not being condescended to. Remember that part about not stooping to their level? The thing about snobs is that they not only have really strong opinions, but that they don't like to have them challenged. Sinking to their level will only make them more sure about their own opinions, and will make them simply annoyed that you would engage with them. Since they're used to arguing and being snobby, they'll fight back and will make fun of your taste twice as hard, and that's something you want to avoid. Instead of saying that the snob has terrible taste, you can just mention something you like instead in a kind fashion. You can say something like, "Well, I haven't seen Sherlock, but I really love True Detective. Have you checked it out?" This works far better than saying something like, "That show is for losers. True Detective is the best show out there and everyone knows it." If you're forced to spend a lot of time with a snobby person, or even call one of these people a friend because you like other things about him or her, then it may be time to bring up the behavior to see if the person is capable of changing. You shouldn't come right out and say that the person is a snob, but you can try saying something like, "You know, you tend to make it sound like you think your way of doing things is always the right way. It hurts my feelings." Though this won't be easy to say, this may help the person change, if he's willing to do so. If you're afraid of using yourself as an example, you can say something like, "You really hurt Ashley's feelings when you told her her shoes looked cheap. I don't think comments like that are very helpful." Another way to deal with snobby people is simply to show them that you're impervious to their insults. If they make fun of you, call something of yours inferior, or just clearly go out of their way to make you and the people around you feel small, then you should make sure not to flinch or respond when they're being mean, or even to roll your eyes if necessary. If the snob wants to start a fight about craft beers, just shrug and disengage. Show that you're happy with who you are and that no snob can change that. If you find yourself on the brink of tears, just excuse yourself and step out for a minute or say you have to take a quick phone call. Don't let them see how upset you are. Don't waste your time complaining about them to others, either. It'll get back to them and will only give them power.

Write an article based on this "Refer to menstruation positively. Talk about how the body cleans itself. Talk about body parts and functions. Explain new terminology. Teach your boys to treat menstruation with respect."
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Before embarking on an explaining menstruation, make a conscious effort to keep things neutral or positive. It's important that both boys and girls see menstruation as a normal and healthy process, not something that people should be embarrassed about or feel guilt or shame from. Avoid derogatory language that makes menstruation sound negative, dirty, or unpleasant. Boys may think that the bleeding may be painful, like from a cut. Assure them that the bleeding does not hurt and is not painful. You can explain that some women experience cramps, which are muscle cramps in the body, but the pain does not come from bleeding. When talking about menstruation, communicate that menstruation is a healthy and normal part of growing up for girls. Just like boys develop facial hair and their voices change, girls start to physically change, too. Say, "Before her blood comes for the first time, a girl does not have access to her power to create a baby. When it does come, it signals her that her body is ready to have a baby. It's exciting to have this ability. Now, whether she is ready for a baby is something else!" For young children, you can talk about how the body cleans itself. Say, "Girls' bodies are different than boys' bodies. A major part of the body is cleaning from the inside out, like when you go pee or poo, or when you blow your nose. When girls get older, their body starts cleaning in a new way. Sometimes girls use special things to help their bodies be clean." Girls have different body parts than boys. You may want to define terms like "uterus," "vagina," or "pregnancy." Say, "These are all body parts that girls have that boys do not have. Uterus is a big word that means where a baby grows. Vagina is a word that tells us where babies leave the body, or where blood leaves if there is no baby. Pregnancy is what happens when a baby is growing inside a woman." You can say, "Women and girls have different body parts than boys. This is because women can grow babies in their bodies and men cannot. These are the things that women have that men don't." With older boys, you may want to introduce common terminology related to women's cycles. Clearly explain any newly introduced terminology. Some things you may want to explain include the words "period," "menstruation," or "cycle." You may also want to include slang terms, like "time of the month," "Aunt Flo," or "moon/moon cycle," as these terms may come up at school or within the boy's social network. Keep your answers simple. If explaining the word period, say, "A period is something at the end of a sentence. But it can also mean the time each month when a woman's body cleans itself from the inside out. It's a word that sums up a process that happens in a woman's body." Clearly communicate that there is nothing "wrong" with menstruation blood. It is not embarrassing, gross, or shameful. It doesn't make a girl "dirty." If your boys know that a girl is menstruating, tell them to treat her with respect and not to tease her or make her feel bad. Say, "If you notice a girl has her period or has blood on her clothes, it's important to treat her with respect. It's not okay to tease her or make fun of her. Don't say anything hurtful to her or anyone else. Remember that it's normal to have a period." Make sure they know that menstruation is totally normal and healthy.