Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Warm up your voice always Avoid unpleasant sensations. Take breaks for your voice frequently. Consult a doctor or expert to evaluate your voice. Hire a voice coach.

Answer: . Trying to rip a scream with vocal folds that aren't properly prepared can leave you feeling raspy. Pushing your voice beyond what it is ready to do can lead to swelling and even damage, much like an athlete stands a much greater chance of injury when forgoing a pre-game warm-up. There are many warm ups you might use, including: Regular scales at two octave intervals. Sing regular intervals from low in your range up two octaves and back down again. You can check your intervals by playing along with a piano; each white note step is corresponds with a one-interval step. Sing trills. This will warm up the muscles of your tongue and lips. Simple sing or hum a tone while you trill your tongue or lips. For your tongue, this will be a rolled sound like the 't' in 'water' or a Spanish 'rr.' Lip trills are like blowing a raspberry. Siren up and down. Use a vowel to gently ascend from your lower range all the way up to the your upper limits. Then descend in a controlled fashion, as smoothly as possible. While a certain level of fatigue is normal when training your voice to sing a broader range or in a different fashion, as you are in scream-singing, you should listen to your body. If you feel pain, irritation, a burning sensation, or notice uncharacteristic changes to your voice, stop immediately. Pushing your voice can result in permanent damage. Long periods of rest can cure fatigue and minor strain. The strain you put on your voice while training it to scream-sing can lead to hoarseness and discomfort, but the same sensations can come about from normal intensive vocal practice. You should break up your practice sessions so that you're not overly straining your voice and doing potential damage to it. Hydration is important for the health of your vocal folds. Use breaks to grab a drink of warm water or tea. Beginning singers will want to limit singing to about 20 minutes per day. With experience will come greater vocal strength which will translate to more practice time throughout the day. Even advanced singers should limit practice to several 15 - 20 minute segments. Each segment should start with a warm up, end with a cool down, and be followed by rest, and hydration. Serious singers will probably want to get a pre-evaluation from a medical expert to address an avoidable issues before they can cause damage. Some doctors specialize in treating the pathologies common to vocalists, including vocal fold swelling, nodules on the vocal folds, and hemorrhages. If one of these specialists is not available in your area, you should seek out an ears, nose, and throat doctor, explain your situation, and ask him to evaluate the condition of your voice. You should also see a vocal professional if you experience vocal discomfort or an uncharacteristic change in your voice for an extended period of time. A laryngoscopy is a procedure frequently performed on professional vocalists, where a small camera is used to inspect the condition of the vocal apparatus. A voice coach will have the experience to recognize production errors on your part when you try to scream-sing. This will allow you and your coach to isolate problem areas and protect your voice from overexertion and damage. Some experts even specialize in teaching scream-singing. You might look for a voice coach in the music department of at a local university. Seek out a voice coach at a local music school or institute. As a more affordable option, you might make use of video coaching. Some voice coaches provide pre-recorded videos for a fee, including helpful techniques on these recordings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find your server's address. Open the Minecraft launcher. Sign in if prompted. Click PLAY. Click Multiplayer. Click Add Server. Enter a server name. Enter the server's address. Click Done. Select the server once it connects. Click Join Server.

Answer: You'll need to know the address of the Minecraft server to which you want to connect before you proceed. You can find free Minecraft servers on sites such as minecraftservers.org. Click the Minecraft app icon, which resembles a grassy block of dirt. If you aren't logged into your Minecraft account, enter your email address and password, then click LOG IN. It's a green button at the bottom of the launcher window. This will start Minecraft. This is in the middle of the main menu. If you're on a Windows computer, you'll need to click Allow access on the Firewall prompt before proceeding. It's in the lower-right corner of the window. Type the name that you want to use for your Minecraft server into the "Server Name" text box. Type your server's address into the "Server Address" text box. It's near the bottom of the window. Once you see the server's name and a status bar appear in the main window, click the server's name to select it. It's in the lower-left side of the window. Doing so will connect you to the server.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think about your reservations. Understand that girls are people, not goddesses. Notice the physical changes that happen when you are around girls you like. Don't be afraid to talk to yourself. Plan ahead. Practice. Put your best self forward.

Answer: If you have trouble talking to girls (or just the girls you are interested in romantically), you should think about what's preventing you from saying the right thing. Do you find girls intimidating? Are you worried you'll say the wrong thing? Understanding what you're nervous about will help you counter it. Don't put any girl on a pedestal. It's nice to think highly of someone you like, but no one is perfect. Girls have their faults and flaws too, and they probably worry about many of the same things you do. Take cues from your body so that you can recognize when you're too worked up to have a conversation. Do your breathing and heartbeat get faster? Do your face and body feel flushed and sweaty? If you need extra time to calm down before you talk to girls, walk around a bit and control your breathing by inhaling deeply and exhaling slowly. Don't think too much about it ahead of time. Come up with a phrase that you can repeat when you feel like you're losing control of your emotions or body. For example, if you get nervous every time you want to talk to a girl, take a time out. Go somewhere quiet and tell yourself, "She's just a person. Just a person. I'm a person. Just a person. I'm a person." When you've calmed down, you should attempt to talk to her again. Think about what the girl means to you, and what you want to tell her. What is your goal? Do you want to date her? If you are dating her, do you want to remind her of how much you appreciate her? Once you've got some sweet words in mind, get in front of a mirror and say them out loud. Knowing exactly how you're going to phrase your sentence can be hugely helpful. Even if you have a general idea of what you want to say in mind, actually putting it into words will be beneficial. Try not to feel silly when you do this because it's important to notice how you carry yourself. Hold your head up (not too high), stand up straight, and look her in the eyes when you talk. Almost any girl is happy to talk to a confident person, and you want to show her that you believe in yourself. When you go to talk to girls, pay a little extra attention to your appearance. You will feel more confident, and, by putting in the effort, you are showing a girl that you care. Brushing your teeth, shaving, taking a shower, and wearing the clothes you feel good in are all great ideas. The more confident you are, the better.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for signs of jealousy or resentment. Examine your role in the bullying. Ask your sibling about their behavior. Conduct research about sibling bullies.

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Often, the underlying cause of bullying is feelings of inadequacy when compared to the other sibling. Perhaps your brother or sister thought your parents liked you more, and they became jealous as a result. Or your sibling may feel that you were more popular growing up or that you had an easier life. Think about what your sibling has experienced in their life and if that might contribute to them being angry or resentful. They may have chosen bullying as a way to get back at you for what they believed to be unfairness. Talking with your parents or other siblings may help you discover if your sibling felt this way about you. They may be able to give you the details and information that no one else can. There may be a chance that you unintentionally pinned yourself as the victim. Maybe you thought ignoring your sibling's behavior would cause them to stop, but it actually encouraged it instead. Or maybe you have played along hoping that by seeming unfazed, they would lose interest. Your sibling may not understand how much their words and actions hurt you, and continue to engage in the damaging behavior as a result. Those closest to you and who are familiar with the relationship may be able to give you insight as to whether or not you made it seem that the bullying was acceptable. Having this outside point of view that is removed from the situation is often what you need to find the truth. You may find that the most helpful answer comes straight from the horse's mouth. Ask your brother or sibling why they treat you this way. Although they may deny the behavior or shut down about it, you may get an answer if you probe long enough. You could say, "I feel like you criticize me and put me down more often than not. Can you tell me why you do this? I don't want to start an argument, but I would really like to know what happened to cause this behavior." Being honest with them may encourage them to open up to you. If you want your sibling to be honest with you, then make sure that you do things to facilitate honesty, such as by responding calmly, listening, and trying to understand them. Ask a therapist or look for books that discuss why bullying occurs. This may make you understand where your sibling is coming from. Understanding the root of bullying may help you resolve the conflict with your brother or sister. If possible, find a book that is written by a current or former bully. Even better, try to find someone in your life who used to be a bully but has changed their ways. Ask them questions about why they chose to exhibit that type of behavior and you may get a better idea of how you can fix your relationship.