INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may want to put blankets or pillows underneath them, both for their comfort and their protection in case they are dropped. The lifters should kneel or sit beside the liftee, preferably with one person at each shoulder and one person at each knee. If you have a fifth person, they should kneel at the liftee's head. This is usually the party host, but it can be anyone who knows the game well. They are in charge of guiding the group through the trick, so they must know how to do the trick from start to finish. It helps if the leader is a bit theatrical. The leader has to tell the group about the spooky, supernatural origins of the game, and it's much more fun if they really sell it! Release your two pointer fingers, which will be the only fingers you use to lift. The lifters should then place both fingers underneath the liftee's shoulders or knees, depending on where they are seated. If there is a fifth lifter at the head, they can place one finger beneath either shoulder. The leader should instruct everyone to give it a try but there should be no countdown or special set-up. Simply attempt to lift. You probably won't be able to move the lift very high, if at all. They will feel too heavy to lift with just two fingers. At this point, the leader should tell the group that it isn't working because the liftee hasn't become "possessed" yet. Because the group hasn't performed they mystical chant yet, the spirits have not been summoned. Now, it's time to get serious.

SUMMARY: Lay the person you're going to lift flat on the ground, with their arms crossed over their chest. Make one of the lifters the leader. Clasp your hands together. Perform a test lift.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The amount you sweat after eating can signal whether you are having a normal reaction to spicy or rich food, or whether you have a medical condition that needs treatment. For example, a small amount of sweat after eating something spicy is perfectly normal. However, if the amount of sweat you produce is drenching and dripping and it continues after the heat has dissipated, then the sweating may be connected to a medical condition. Make sure to see a doctor if sweating disrupts your daily routine or if it causes you emotional distress or social withdrawal. You should also see a doctor if you suddenly begin to sweat more than usual or if you experience night sweats for no apparent reason. The medical conditions that can cause gustatory sweating include Frey syndrome and advanced diabetes. A common symptom of gustatory sweating is profuse sweating around the forehead, cheeks, upper lip, and ears after eating spicy, salty, sour, or sweet foods. You may also experience a flushed face and profuse sweating along your hairline and at the back of your neck. Gustatory sweating can also occur at the top of the chest, usually right on the sternum. The flushed areas on your face may feel warm as well. There may be certain foods, eating times, or other factors that are causing you to sweat profusely. If you have noticed that you are sweating excessively during meals, you should start to keep track of what you are eating, what time you are eating, and if there are any other conditions that could cause sweating. For example, list any other illnesses you are suffering from. After keeping track of your episodes, you may find that there are specific foods that cause the sweating to occur. However, it is possible that your condition is more generalized and that food in general causes you to sweat excessively. Once you have identified some foods that may be causing your sweating, try cutting them out of your diet. Changing your diet can often have a positive effect on the severity of your symptoms. Continue to keep track of your symptoms. This will allow you to gauge whether your dietary changes are making a positive impact.

SUMMARY: Assess the severity of your sweating. Take note of sweating around your head and a flushed face. Identify trigger foods or other potential causes. See if avoiding certain foods helps.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Being grateful has long-term benefits on your health, work, and social life. Every night before sleeping, think of the good things that have happened today. Include the things people have said and the things others have done for you. Reflect on the things you ate and the basic necessities you have. It's easy to take these things for granted. Often, we are too busy thinking of the few negative experiences we have throughout the day to feel positive about the many good things. Sometimes, we suffer a great loss and need to grieve. Grieving does not necessarily mean that we are ungrateful and being grateful does not mean you're not allowed to grieve. It's a natural human process. It's easy to adopt a negative outlook on life. Actively looking for the positive aspects of every situation will help you be grateful. It will help you criticize and complain less and appreciate more. If you find yourself in an unfavourable situation, ask yourself what you can learn from it. If you find yourself in a generally low mood, look to your thoughts. What are you thinking? How are you thinking? Are you complaining about something? Are you blaming yourself or someone else for what happened? Ask yourself if what you're thinking is based on fact or opinion. Is there truth to your thought? Think of other ways of looking at your situation. This doesn't mean that you're not allowed to have negative thoughts. Everybody has negative thoughts occasionally. Believing all the negative thoughts to be true is what will have a negative impact on your life including lower mood and motivation to work for a great future. Make it a point to thank others who are a valuable part of your life or who have helped you do things to make a better future. Not only will this open the door to more beneficial relationships but will also improve your physical and mental health. Send thank you notes to professional acquaintances and be thoughtful and caring to those you're close to.

SUMMARY: Reflect on the good in your life. Train your mind to look for the good in everything. Thank people along the way.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: ImageMagick is a command-line utility that can capture screenshots for you. Many distributions come with ImageMagick already installed, but you can install it for free from your distribution's package manager if you don't have it. To open the Terminal quickly in Ubuntu and many other distributions, press Ctrl+Alt+T. On Debian-based distributions such as Ubuntu, type sudo apt-get install imagemagick and press Enter. You will be prompted for your administrator password. If ImageMagick hasn't been installed, it will begin downloading and installing. If it is already installed, you will be informed. Type import -window root Pictures/fileName.png and press Enter. Replace fileName with the name you want to give the screenshot. Type import Pictures/fileName.png and press Enter. Replace fileName with the name you want to give the screenshot. The cursor will turn into a crosshair, and you can click the window that you want to capture. Type import -window root -pause # Pictures/fileName.png and press Enter. Replace # with the amount of seconds that you want to wait before the screenshot is taken. After waiting the set amount of time, the screenshot will be taken and you will be returned to the terminal prompt.

SUMMARY:
Open the Terminal. Install ImageMagick. Take a screenshot of the entire screen. Take a screenshot of a specific window. Add a delay to the screenshot.