Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize cyber bullying as digital harassment and threats. Tell someone you trust that you're experiencing cyber bullying. Block accounts Don't respond to any messages you receive. Screenshot Be careful about what you post and share with friends. Avoid seeking revenge because it hurts you in the long-run. Focus your attention on making your real life awesome.

Answer: Cyber bullies may use text messages, online messages, social media, and emails to hurt or humiliate you. You might know the person who's doing it, or they might use a fake profile. Notice if you're receiving messages or seeing online posts that make you feel embarrassed or afraid. It's possible that you're being cyber bullied. For instance, you might receive a message that says, "No one likes you." This is cyber bullying, and it's wrong. Additionally, don't believe the message because it's not true. You probably don't want anyone knowing what's happening, but it's important that you tell someone. Explain what's going on and show the person the posts. Then, ask them to help you stop the bullying. Talk to your parent, guardian, older sibling, grandparent, teacher, school counselor, principal, supervisor, or human resource manager. Say, "Some kids from school created fake social media accounts and are sending me horrible messages. I don't know what to do, and I need help." You might also say, "Someone is sending harassing emails to my work email, and they have inside information that's only available to employees. Is it possible to track down the sender?" that you know are bullying you. When you receive a message or see a mean post, immediately block that account. This makes it harder for the bullies to get to you. Some bullies will create a new account so they can keep bullying you. If this happens, block those accounts, as well. It hurts a lot to receive mean messages from someone, so it's understandable that you'd want to respond. However, doing so will only make the situation worse because the bully will keep sending messages. Instead, refuse to talk to someone who's going to be mean to you. It may help to write your response on a piece of paper and then tear it up. Alternatively, tell a friend or family member how you feel. what's said about you, then delete the original post. Save the screenshots to a file or flash drive so you can use them as evidence of the bullying. However, don't look at them again after you put them in the folder. Instead, try to put the comments out of your mind. Consider giving your parent or guardian the flash drive so they can hold onto it for you. This way you won't be tempted to look at it when you're feeling down. While it's totally unfair, your personal photos, posts, and private messages can be used to bully you. This isn't your fault at all! At the same time, you can protect yourself by being careful with what you send and post. For instance, avoid sending revealing photos of yourself. When someone hurts you, it's totally normal to want revenge. However, focusing on revenge distracts you from your own happiness. Additionally, it can actually get you in trouble for cyber bullying. Instead, remind yourself that the best revenge is being happy! You can't control how other people act, but you can control how you react to them. Instead of reacting with anger, react by taking care of yourself. If you're dealing with cyber bullies, the best way to avoid them is to stay offline. Instead of spending time on your phone or computer, engage in hobbies and activities that you enjoy. Try the following: Learn to play an instrument. Take an afternoon art class. Start a role playing game with your friends. Join a sports team. Enroll in a dance class. Get a pet. Read books.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut your cloth or have a fabric store employee cut it for you. Wrap the first piece (Piece A) around your mouth and lower half of your nose. Take piece B and place it on top of your head.

Answer: You will need two pieces: both pieces should be 6-inches by 3-feet. Alternatively, you can purchase one piece of cloth. This type of ninja mask is less realistic but much simpler to make. Simply lay the piece of cloth on a flat surface and cut an oval out of where you would like your eyes to be. Once cut, place the cloth against your face so that your eyes and upper nose are the only parts of your face showing, and tie the ends of the cloth behind your head. Hold both ends of the piece and place it on your mouth before drawing both ends to the back of your head (as if you were putting a bandana on). Cris-cross them and then wrap them along the back of your head and around your neck (make sure this is not too tight!). Tie the two ends into a knot at the back of your head. Holding both ends, wrap the ends under your chin, and then pull the ends back towards the back of your head. Tie them at the back of your head.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean your hands. Place your materials on a flat surface. Sit in a comfortable, well-lit area in your house. Check to see that the medication is clear. Choose the top of your thigh or lower stomach for the injection site. Clean the injection site. Remove the air from the syringe by pushing the plunger. Hold the syringe at a 45-degree angle. Insert the needle into your skin. Inject the medicine.

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Turn on the faucet and place your hands under the cold running water. Place a small amount of soap in your hand. Rub your hands together until a thick lather forms, about 20 seconds. Rinse your hands until all of the soap is removed. Turn off the faucet and dry your hands with a clean paper towel. Remove the Humira syringe from your refrigerator. Place the syringe, an alcohol swab, and a cotton ball on a flat surface like a table or tray. Check your medication's expiration date to see if it has expired. Grab your sharps container as well. If the medication has expired, do not use it and contact your pharmacy. If a nurse is coming to give the injection, remove the syringe from the refrigerator 30 minutes before the application. You could use a plastic milk jug for a sharps container, if necessary. The couch, a kitchen table chair, or an armchair are all suitable places to sit. However, make sure where you are sitting is well lit. This way you can inspect the syringe and the injection site thoroughly before you dispense the medicine. Shake the syringe, then hold it with the needle pointing down and inspect the liquid. The liquid should be colorless and clear. If the liquid is discolored, cloudy, or contains flakes or particles, do not use it. Choose a different syringe from your refrigerator instead and call your pharmacy to tell them the medication may be contaminated. If you choose your lower stomach area, make sure the injection site is 2 inches (5.1cm) away from any side of your belly button. Additionally, do not choose a site that has sores, lesions, scaly patches, bruises, thick skin, scars, or stretch marks. Giving an injection in the fatty, outer part of your thigh will hurt less and is easy to access. Rub the injection site with the alcohol swab for 20 seconds. Let the injection site dry completely before injecting the medication, about 10 to 15 seconds. If you are giving someone else the injection, sit in a chair in front of them. Use a cotton ball dipped in 70 to 90% isopropyl alcohol if you do not have an alcohol swab. Remove the needle's cover and set it aside. Turn the syringe so that the needle is pointing up. As you do this, you should see a bubble rise to the top. Use your other hand to push the plunger. Slowly push the plunger until you see 1 to 2 drops of liquid come out of the needle. Find the hole in the needle of the syringe. Turn the syringe so that hole in the needle the needle is facing down. Use your thumb and finger to hold the syringe's body like a pencil at a 45-degree angle. If you are giving someone else the injection, tell them to take a deep breath to relax. Let them know you are going to count to 3 and give the injection on the count of 3. Use the finger and thumb of your free hand to squeeze skin, about 1 inch (2.5cm) in length, around the injection site. Using a quick, smooth motion, insert the needle into the injection site at a 45-degree angle. Once the needle is inserted, let go of your skin. Then gently pull the plunger back with your free hand. If you are giving someone else the injection, do so on the count of 3. It is not unusual to see blood during the injection. If you see blood in the plunger, this means you entered a blood vessel. Stop pulling the plunger and slowly remove the needle at a 45-degree angle. Place it in the sharps container and use a new syringe. Slowly push the plunger until all of the medicine is injected, or the syringe is empty. Remove the needle from your skin at a 45-degree angle once all of the medication is injected.