Article: While the very notion of remaining calm during an animal attack may seem preposterous, doing so may be the only thing that saves your life. If the crocodilian merely bites you at first and lets go, this is probably a defensive attack. Don't wait or try to attack it, just run away as quickly as you can. If the animal seizes hold of you, however, it will likely try to drag you into the water. In this case, you will need to attack it until it lets go. The eyes of the crocodilian are its most vulnerable part, and several croc-attack survivors have reported eye-gouging as their salvation. Attempt to gouge, kick, or poke the animal in the eye with your hands or whatever you can grab. Don't give up until you are free, you are literally fighting for your life. If you land as many blows as possible on the animal's head, you stand a higher chance that it will let go. Bystanders observing a crocodilian attack can assist by striking at the animal with sticks, poles, oars, etc., and by kicking and even punching the animal, especially in the head. Crocodilians have a flap of tissue behind the tongue that covers their throats when they submerge in water. This flap prevents water from flowing into their throats and prevents the crocodile from drowning when its mouth is open. If the animal has dragged you under the water, grabbing hold of this valve may be your only choice. Once you get hold of the valve, it will cause water to flow into the crocodile's throat, forcing it to release you. Hard strikes to this valve may also cause the animal to release you. Not only do crocodilian attacks tend to cause a lot of tissue damage and blood loss, they can also quickly lead to infection. These animals harbor a massive amount of bacteria in their mouths, and even a minor bite from a small alligator or caiman can quickly lead to infection if not treated right away.
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Do your best to stay calm and fight back strategically. Attack the animal's eyes. Attack the animal's head. Attack the palatal valve behind the animal's tongue. Seek medical attention immediately.

Problem: Article: Most tuberculosis treatments require taking medications for six to nine months. Which medications you are prescribed will depend on which strain of TB you have. TB medications can damage your liver, so tell your doctor if you have any liver problems. Common medications include: Isoniazid. This medication can cause nerve damage. Tell your doctor if your hands or feet feel numb or tingle. You will also be given vitamin B6 to lessen the risk. Rifampin (Rifadin, Rimactane, Rifampicin). This medication can interfere with some types of birth control, including the combined contraceptive pill. If you are given this medication, use condoms as a backup method of birth control. Ethambutol (Myambutol). This medication can be harmful to your eyes. If you receive this medication, you should have a vision test when you start taking it. Pyrazinamide. This will be used in conjunction with other medications and may cause mild joint or muscle pain. If so, you may need to take a combination of drugs and possibly take some newer medications to which the TB is less likely to be resistant. You may also need to take medications for a year-and-a-half to two-and-a-half years. Tell your doctor before you start if you have a history of liver problems. Possible medications include: Fluoroquinolone antibiotics Injectable medications such as amikacin, kanamycin, or capreomycin Bedaquiline Linezolid Tuberculosis medications can damage your liver, so it is very important to notify your doctor if you experience side effects. If you have side effects from the medications, do not stop taking them. This can produce a drug resistant strain. Instead, talk to your doctor to discuss what you can do to switch to another medication or alleviate the side effects. Possible side effects include: Nausea Vomiting Lack of hunger Jaundice Passing dark urine A fever for three or more days Tingling or loss of feeling in your extremities Blurred vision A rash or itchiness You will probably not need to be quarantined during your treatment; however, you should be careful to minimize the likelihood of transmitting it. You can do this by: Staying home from work or school until your doctor says you can return Not sharing a room when you sleep Covering your mouth when you cough, sneeze, or laugh Opening windows to bring in fresh air Throwing used tissues away in a sealed bag After a few weeks you will probably start to feel better. This doesn't mean that you are cured, so do not stop taking the antibiotics. Keep taking the medications exactly as prescribed. If you stop the medications before the TB is fully eradicated from your system, the surviving bacteria may become resistant to the drugs you took. This means that when you get sick again with it, it will be harder to treat.
Summary: Take medications. Ask your doctor if you have drug-resistant TB. Tell your doctor if you experience side effects. Avoid spreading the infection to others. Complete the course of medications.

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In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The cookies need room to spread slightly as they bake. Make sure to leave about 1" of space between the cookies. Let the cookies set, but do not let the plain dough brown too much. You want to have the best possible color contrast for your pinwheel. Continue cutting cookies, placing them on baking sheets, refrigerating them and then baking them until you have prepared as many cookies as you want.
Summary: Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Remove the plastic wrap from 1 dough log and place the log onto a cutting board. Place the sharp edge of a chef's knife 1/4" from the front edge of the dough. Slice through the log until you form one circular pinwheel cookie that is 1/4" thick. Place the cookie on a baking sheet at least 1-1/2" from the edges. Continue adding cookies until you have 1 dozen cookies on each baking sheet. Cover the baking sheets in plastic wrap and refrigerate them for 15 minutes. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit (180C) while the cookies are chilling in the refrigerator. Remove the plastic wrap from one baking sheet and bake the cookies for 5 minutes. Turn the pan 90 degrees and bake the cookies for an additional 4 to 6 minutes. Remove the cookies from the oven and allow them to cool for 2 minutes. Remove the cookies from the parchment paper with a spatula. Repeat the baking steps with the second sheet of cookies.

Right-click on the MP3 link, choose the option Save Link As from the popup menu, use the displayed box to select a location where you want to save the file, and then save it. You can now play it on any app that enables MP3 files. Some apps that support MP3 files are Google Play Music, Real Player, Winamp, and VLC Player.
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