INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are 2 people that are sharks and the other 3-6 people are divers. The aim of the game is to be the last person alive. The sharks can eat each other, too. Consider having older people being sharks. The divers now try to swim to the other side and get out of the pool. The shark swims after the divers, and the ones tagged are dead; out of the game until next round. Every time a diver is caught, the shark, if it pleases, can call out "NOM NOM NOM". The prize for the winner is the permission to dare the "shark" to do something embarrassing. Such actions may be having the shark wriggle on the ground singing 'Hey-ho! Hey-ho! I'm a shark and I swim too slow!" or slapping their goggles against their face. The possibilities are endless. You can also have "sea monsters" instead of "sharks." Try this game in a role-play fashion with a plot and characters. The game does not end until all the swimmers are dead or the monster is killed. Try a version of swimming "dance tag" instead. In this variation, the tagged players do a dance move for 5 seconds. Every time the person is touched, this must be a different move, or the person is out

SUMMARY: Choose the sharks. Have the divers jump in the water. Prepare for the shark attack. Listen for the shark's celebration chant. Keep playing until one person is left. Reward the winner. Try variations of swimming tag.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Keep your skin moist and healthy by using moisturizers and skin creams. Avoid scented creams and lotions, BECAUSE you could have a reaction to them, causing more itching. Moisturize twice a day. Every time you shower, use one ounce or two tablespoons to moisturize your whole body, or use as needed. You should also avoid using scented soaps BECAUSE the chemicals in it can cause skin to get dry and irritated. Use mild, unscented soaps instead. Too frequent bathing can cause itching to get worse. Limit baths to once every 2 days. Bathing frequency can vary depending on climate, weather and your activities. However, once in two days should suffice. Avoid using very hot water; it tends to make the skin more irritated. Use water at room temperature or lower. Hot water dilates vessels speeding up metabolism of insulin, which can trigger hypoglycemia. Another reason why diabetics should not use hot water is diabetics suffering from nerve damage lose sensitivity to pain and temperature and may unknowingly burn themselves with hot water. Summer is a time of sun and fun, but sun can also seriously irritate skin. To lessen itching in the summer, wear clothes made from light materials like cotton, chiffon or linen. Certain cloths like wool and silk can cause irritation and itching.: Make sure to keep the skin dry from sweat as too much humidity can cause itching sometimes. Drink plenty of water to keep skin hydrated. Drink 8 glasses (8-ounce glass) of water per day. However, if you engage in rigorous activity or live in an arid climate you may need to drink more water. Skin easily gets dry in winter, which is why it is very important for diabetics to keep skin well moisturized and hydrated. Moisturize your skin twice a day using unscented lotion. Switching on a humidifier when the heat is on also relieves and prevents itching from getting worse. Itching is exacerbated by feeling stress. This means that when you are in stressful situations, your itching increases. To combat feeling stressed, practice relaxation. These include: Practicing meditation. Meditation is letting your mind become empty and releasing stress that you hold inside you. Meditate a few minutes each morning to stay relaxed throughout the day. Using the trigger word method. Pick a phrase that is calming to you, like "It will be okay" or "all is well". When you start to feel stressed, take several deep breaths and repeat your trigger phrase in your head until you feel calm.

SUMMARY: Prevent skin from getting dry. Change your bathing style. Care for your skin in the summer. Take care of your skin in the winter. Lower your stress.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Adults walk straight, and slower than teenagers. Teenagers tend to walk with life. Older people do not while adults tend to look around slower than most teenagers. Try to appear as a young college student at most and be realistic. Confidence is key. People 18 and over are usually more confident than younger teenagers when speaking in public and interacting with one another. Carry out the conversation taking longer breaths. Go home at the time you'd usually arrive home. If a parent asks you what you did in school, calmly say something along the lines of, "School was alright. We read a couple of chapters in _________ and I ran around a bit in P.E."

SUMMARY: Behave. If an adult speaks to you, it is best to smile slightly and nod. Do not be afraid to speak and sharpen your vocabulary at tad bit. Never return to school the day you ditched school.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can transpose any matrix, regardless of how many rows and columns it has. Square matrices, with an equal number of rows and columns, are most commonly transposed, so we'll use a simple square matrix as an example: matrix A =123456789 Rewrite row one of the matrix as a column: transpose of matrix A = AT first column of AT:123 The second row of the original matrix becomes the second column of its transpose. Repeat this pattern until you have turned every row into a column: AT =147258369 The transposition is exactly the same for a non-square matrix. You rewrite the first row as the first column, the second row as the second column, and so forth. Here's an example with color-coding to show you where the elements end up: matrix Z =47213986 matrix ZT =43792816 The concept is pretty simple, but it's good to be able to describe it in mathematics. No jargon is required beyond basic matrix notation: If matrix B is an m x n matrix (m rows and n columns), the transposed matrix BT is an n x m matrix (n rows and m columns). For each element bxy (xth row, yth column) in B, the matrix BT has an equal element at byx (yth row, xth column).

SUMMARY:
Start with any matrix. Turn the first row of the matrix into the first column of its transpose. Repeat for the remaining rows. Practice on a non-square matrix. Express the transposition mathematically.