Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold the knife from the safe side.

Answer: Make sure you start with a closed knife. If the knife is already open you should find someone who understand a Butterfly Knife to close it for you. The knife has a dull side and a sharp side and you always want to keep your fingers away from the sharp side. Look at the anatomy of the knife and determine which direction the sharp side would close into. The knife slips into a groove inside the handles on both sides. You want to hold the handle that would house the dull side of the knife. Even if you are not using a sharp knife, this is the proper technique.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your Android's app drawer . Tap and hold your messaging app's icon. Drag the icon to the trash or "Uninstall" option. Open your Android's Settings . Tap the Apps menu. Scroll down and tap BadgeProvider. Tap Storage. Tap Clear Data. Confirm the deletion. Download your messaging app again.

Answer: You can usually do this by tapping the Apps icon, which is usually at the bottom-center part of the home screen. If your Android is displaying notifications or incorrect message counts for a messaging app (such as WhatsApp, Hangouts, or Facebook Messenger), you can usually resolve it by uninstalling and reinstalling the app and clearing the data for the "BadgeProvider" service. If you don't see an icon with several dots or squares at that location, try swiping up from the bottom of the home screen. After a second or so, you should see a trash can icon (or the word Uninstall) at the top or bottom of the screen. Do not lift your finger from the icon. When you lift your finger, the app will be uninstalled from your Android. If the app came with your Android and cannot be uninstalled, just skip to the next step. You'll find this app in the app drawer. Depending on your Android version, this may appear as Apps & notifications or Applications. This should display a list of the apps on your Android. If your Android doesn't display all apps by default, tap the All option. It may appear as a tab but sometimes you'll have to open a menu and select something like Show all apps. This is a default system app on your Android that controls the number that shows up on icon badges. If you don't see this option, just skip to the next step. A confirmation message will appear. Once the process is complete, you can return to the home screen. Now that the notification badge service has been cleared you should no longer see an incorrect badge count.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Speak to the individual the way you would to anyone else, making allowances for anything unusual that is said. Be aware of delusions. Never speak as if the person isn't there. Check with other people who know this person. Have a back-up plan. Be prepared to accept unusual things. Encourage continued use of medication. Avoid feeding delusions.

Answer: Remember that s/he may hear noises or voices in the background while you are talking, making it difficult to understand you. It is therefore essential that you talk clearly, calmly, and rather quietly, as his nerves may be frazzled from hearing voices. These voices may be criticizing him as you talk. Delusions occur in as many as four out of five people with schizophrenia, so be aware that the person may experience these while you are talking.These may be delusions that you or some outside entity such as the CIA or a neighbor is controlling his/her mind, or viewing you as an angel of the Lord, or anything else, really. Get a sense of the specific delusions so you know what information to filter through in the conversation. Keep possible grandiosity in mind. Remember that you are talking to someone who may think as if a famous person, authority or ascended beyond the realm of ordinary logic. Try to be as agreeable as possible while talking. Don't be overly flowery or flattering with many compliments, though. Don't exclude him/her, even if there is an ongoing delusion or hallucination. Typically there will still be a sense of what is going on; that includes being hurt by your talking as though the person is not around. If you need to talk to someone else about him/her, say it in a way that one wouldn't mind hearing, or take a moment to speak in private. You may learn a lot about how best to talk to this particular person by asking the friends and family or (if applicable) care-taker. There are a number of questions you might want to ask these people, such as: Is there a history of hostility? Has there ever been an arrest? Are there any delusions or hallucinations in particular that I should be aware of? Are there any specific ways I should react to any situations you think I might find myself in with this person? Know how you will leave the room, if the conversation goes badly or if you feel that your safety is threatened. Do your best to think ahead of time about how you'll calmly reassure and gently talk the person out of anger or paranoia. Maybe there is something you can do to make the person feel at ease. If, for instance, he/she feels the government is spying on him/her, offer to cover the windows with aluminum foil to be safe and protected from any scanning/spying devices. Keep an even keel and don't react. A person with schizophrenia will likely behave and speak differently than someone without the disorder. Don't laugh at, mock or make fun of any faulty reasoning or logic. If you feel reasonably threatened or in imminent harm, as if threats might be carried out, call the police, but stay there as interactions with the police have too frequently resulted in the death of the patient at the hands of the police. If you imagine what it must be like to live with such a problematic disorder, you will realize the gravity of the situation and that such problems are nothing to mock. It is common for individuals who suffer from schizophrenia to want to get off of medications. However, it is very important that medication use continue. If there are mentions of coming off his medication in conversation you can: Suggest to check in with the doctor first before making such a serious decision. Remind that if one feels better now, it may be because of medication use, but that continuing to feel better may require continued use of those medications. If s/he becomes paranoid and mentions that you are plotting against him/her, avoid making too much bold eye contact, as this might increase the paranoia. If s/he thinks you are writing things about him/her, don't text anyone while being watched. If s/he thinks you are stealing, avoid being by yourself in the room or house for long periods of time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide between a dedicated rest or sandbags. Determine where you want to set the rest up. Place the rifle securely in the rest.

Answer:
The decision comes down to your budget and what you're comfortable working with. There are professionally made rests available for purchase that will secure your rifle, or you can use sandbags to create a firm rest. It is essential that the rifle does not move during the sighting process. Whichever rest method you use is fine as long as there is no movement. Depending on the rest you use, you may need to prop the front or the rear of the rifle with sandbags. Depending on the location that you're shooting, you may have access to different options. Comfort is not especially necessary since you won't be firing much from this position. If you are using a firing range, you may be able to use a bench at the facility. If you are shooting in the wild, you can either set a bench or table up yourself, or assemble the rest on the hood of a car. If you are prepared to lie down, you can set your rest up on the ground, provided that there is enough clearance to safely shoot. If you are using a gun vise as a rest, make sure that it is fastened securely. Wedge the butt securely into sandbags and rest the stock on another. Make sure that the rifle is as stable and secure as possible. The only thing moving should be the trigger when you squeeze it.