Write an article based on this "Avoid touching sensitive areas. Tackle gently. Respect her agency to play."
article: Even if the girl doesn't mind being tackled, she might not be so comfortable with you touching her breasts or her pelvic region. The legs and the midriff are usually safe. Wrap your arms around her waist, or aim low for her knees. Try not to worry too much about inappropriate touching. Pretend that you are tackling a male friend, but be a bit gentler. If you obviously aren't aiming for her private areas, then there shouldn't be a problem. Once you wrap your arms around her for the tackle, try placing your arms on her back so that she won't be hurt when she hits the ground. If you make a diving tackle from a few steps behind, then you will tackle harder in your effort to catch up. If you are worried that you'll hurt her, try to catch up to her first, then bring her slowly to the ground that is, if you can catch her! Girls are tough, too. If she wants to play tackle football with you, then that is her choice. It is not necessarily your place to treat her like a delicate doll. Be careful, certainly, and treat her with respect but do not assume that she is weak just because she is a girl!

Write an article based on this "Find a MetroCard vending location. Decide what kind of MetroCard you want. Purchase your MetroCard or SingleRide Ticket."
article: You can buy MetroCards in vending machines, which are located in bus stations and subways, as well as in subway station booths, which are staffed by attendants. These cards are also sold in local stores as well. While you can't buy a MetroCard on the bus, you can buy one from the MetroCard bus or van that comes around the main bus routes once a month. If you work in New York City, you can also sometimes get MetroCards through your employer at a pre-tax rate. You can choose between a Pay-Per-Ride MetroCard or an Unlimited Ride MetroCard. With Pay-Per-Ride, you'll chose how many rides you want to add at $2.75 USD apiece in 2017, plus you get a 5% bonus. So if you put $25.00 USD on your card, they'll add an additional $1.25. With the Unlimited Ride MetroCard, you pay one price for unlimited rides for a week or 30 days. As of 2017, the Unlimited Ride MetroCard is $32.00 USD for a week and $121.00 USD for a month, unless you qualify for reduced rates. People with disabilities and people over 65 qualify for reduced rates. This card includes local buses and subways. You can also purchase an Unlimited Ride Express Bus MetroCard, which is $59.90 USD for a week. It includes express buses, not just local buses. Once you've decided what you want, you can simply buy what you need. If you don't want to buy a MetroCard, which costs $1 USD the first time you buy it, you can also buy a SingleRide ticket. The SingleRide ticket is $3 USD and includes one transfer. You can pay with credit or debit cards at all vending machines, though only the large ones accept cash. Subway stations only accept cash. You must put at least $5.50 on a Pay-Per-Ride MetroCard. You can also pay cash on the bus in exact change. For an express bus, the fare is $6.50 USD.

Write an article based on this "Tell someone to pick a number from 1-9 without telling you. Have them multiply their number on a calculator by "9," then by "12345679. Make them show you the results or pass you the calculator. Look at the number to determine what their original number was and tell them."
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Explain to them that you are going to tell them what number they chose at the end. Put on an act that you are reading their mind while they are thinking of a number. This is a super easy math trick that is easy to figure out at the end, but it's still fun to put on a show! " Notice that there is no "8" in the second sequence of numbers. Make sure they multiply the number they chose by "9", then by "12345679," with no "8" in order for the trick to work. Keep pretending you are reading the person's mind while they perform the multiplication. Tell them you will divide what number they chose at the beginning from the result on the calculator. Have them hold the calculator to face you so you can see the number or hand it to you so you can look. If you have an audience, don't let them see the result on the screen in order to create a more dramatic effect. Whatever number you see repeating on the screen is the number they chose at the beginning. There will only be a string of a single repeating number. For example, if they chose "1," then the calculator will show "111111111."