Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Squirt the toothpaste onto a lint-free cloth. Gently wipe the scratched area. Wash off the toothpaste. Dry the CD. Try stronger abrasives.

Answer: As before, a clean rag made from cotton or microfiber is ideal. You can use a cotton swab instead. Rub the toothpaste over the scratched area. Always move from the center directly to the edge. Repeated movement will slowly wear down the CD, smoothing it out to the level of the scratch. Do not press hard. Hold the CD under running water. Wipe it with a clean cloth in the same direction of movement. Be careful, as dry CD is more easily scratched than a wet one. Blot away most of the water first, placing a lint-free cloth directly onto the CD and lifting. Finish by air drying or very gentle rubbing with a dry area of the cloth. As always, rub from the center to the edge in straight lines. Test the CD once it is completely dry. If it still doesn't function, you can try the same cleaning process with a polish meant for silver, plastic, or furniture. Never use a polish that smells like kerosene or contains petroleum derivatives, as these can break down the CD.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do your chores. Help your dad without him asking. Do your homework. Help with your siblings. Call him more often. Honor your word. Be honest.

Answer: Work to avoid any potential arguments with your father by completing all your tasks on time. Keep a list of all the cleaning that you need to do and always keep your room tidy. Have these tasks completed before your father gets home each day. Be sure to do them to the best of your ability so that he doesn't have anything to argue with you about. If you see your dad outside struggling to rake the leaves or bring in the groceries, help him. It can be hard on a father if he has too many responsibilities to juggle, so work to ease his burden. Small acts of service can help to improve your relationship. If you are a teen or preteen, complete your homework as soon as you get home from school. Your dad likely has a lot of other things to worry about, so try to ease his burdens as much as possible. If you need help, ask him some time after dinner once he has had a chance to relax. If you are the older sibling, help out with your brothers and sisters. Offer to babysit so that your parents can go out on a date night. If you see that they need something, get it for them so that your dad can have a break sometimes. If you are living on your own, your dad might miss you. He might feel also that he is the only one who ever reaches out and that your communication is one-sided. Make an effort to call your dad and visit him more so that he knows he's important to you. You might even establish a group text with him and your other siblings so you can chat throughout the week. If you tell your father that you are going to do something, do your best to keep that promise. If you both feel that you can trust each other's word, you may have a more positive dynamic moving forward. Try not to promise more than you can comfortably deliver. If your father should ask you a question, tell him the truth, no matter how much trouble you might be in. Your father may not like what you did, but he will respect your honesty. This will also help him trust you more.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove only the rails and legs from a coin-operated table. Use caution with ball return systems. Transport non-slate tables in one piece.

Answer: Remove the rail bolts with a socket wrench and detach them from the table. If two lengths of rail are connected at a corner, you may need to flip them over before you detach them gently. Carefully flip the table over and unbolt the legs. Do not attempt to disassemble the rest of the table without professional help, since removing the coin-operated mechanism can make reassembly difficult or impossible. Some Valley Dynamo coin-operated tables have a metal trim covering the rail bolts. Remove the screws holding the trim in place, slide the trim toward the corner, then lift them up and out. Most tables with a ball return system are also coin-operated, but some tables from the 1970's or '80's have a simpler mechanism. In some models, removing the mechanism without damaging the table is difficult. Unless you have a manual for your model, leave the ball return mechanism attached during transport. You can usually disassemble the rest of the table as described in the standard slate table instructions. If your pool table surface is made from fiberboard (MDF), wood, or any other non-slate material, it is most likely a low-cost "disposable" table. These are not usually meant to be disassembled, not even by a professional. Transport the table in one piece. Some of these tables have folding legs to make transport easier.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have 3-6 people. Pick one person to sit in the middle with their eyes closed and count to ten out loud. The person in the middle must crawl or roll with their eyes closed to try to touch someone on the trampoline.

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Try asking parents or anyone else who is around. When done, someone must say "Dead man rise". The other players can do anything but jump over the dead man. When someone is touched, they are the dead man. It adds a dramatic affect if played at night, but players must make sure the dead man doesn't fall off. If there is a disruption, the dead man has to count to 5 with his eyes closed and the game starts again.