Write an article based on this "Remain calm during frustrating situations. Do not take it personally. Incorporate humor. Learn to pick your battles. Do not indulge in unhealthy behaviors."
article: If you meet a controlling person with hostility, you are only fanning the flames. When someone is attempting to control you, remain calm. Being controlled is understandably frustrating, but a calm response is more productive than an angry one. People who strive to control are often deliberately aggressive. They use this tactic to intimidate you into bowing to their will. If you show you will not be intimidated, they're less likely to target you. Stay calm when being confronted or criticized. Before reacting, take a very deep breath and wait a few seconds. Do not respond to a command immediately, as you may end up saying something you regret. Instead of firing back with angry criticism, say something like, "I'll think about it" or "Let's talk this over later." This buys you some time to think about healthy ways to set boundaries. If a person is controlling, it isn't about you. Even if a control person blames you for their behavior, this is not the case. A controlling person has their own reasons and issues that have nothing to do with you. In frustrating moments, try to empathize with the controller. For example, you live with your boyfriend who tends to be very controlling. One night, you say you're going out with a friend and will be back late. He tells you he wants you back by a certain time that you find unreasonably early. In response, do not feel bad. You haven't done anything wrong. Instead, consider why your boyfriend behaves this way. For example, "My boyfriend is so controlling, but his dad put a lot of pressure on him growing up. I understand he feels uncomfortable if he's not in control, but I can't give up my life for his temporary comfort." Keep in mind, controlling another person is never okay. Acknowledging how and why the behavior occurs does not excuse it. Having perspective is a means to keep your self-esteem intact in the moment. It is not a permanent solution. In the future, you will need to work towards establishing healthy boundaries. A good sense of humor can help alleviate the tension of hostility. If you're able to, try to use appropriate humor to defuse the situation. Keep in mind, however, this works best in more mild situations. If someone is getting very hostile, they may not take well to humor. For example, you live with your mother, who tends to be very controlling. On occasion, she acts out by ignoring you when you defied her orders. You come home one day and say something like, "How was your day?" Your mother does not respond. Give a lighthearted, humorous response. For example, "Cat got your tongue?" Or, "Earth to mom!" This may help defuse the situation. You do not want to get into a power struggle with a controlling person. Controlling people, by nature, thrive on these kinds of confrontations. Let go of unimportant matters. For example, you live with your father, who dislikes it when you leave half-full glasses in the fridge. He tends to get on your case about it, which you find frustrating. While this is certainly annoying, you can probably tune out this criticism. It's a minor issue and not worth engaging in a power struggle. Try to leave glasses in the fridge less often. Save your energy for more important matters. A controlling person may not just seek to control you. They may also try to control their surroundings, friends, family members, and other people. A controlling person will often enlist your help to indulge unhealthy behaviors. Doing so will not help either one of you. For example, your girlfriend gets very controlling in regards to social plans. When you make plans with mutual friends, she always has a reason to change them, often last minute. She may, say, expect you to be on her side when she demands to change a meeting place for a social gathering last minute. Do not agree to do this if you don't want to. Be firm and say something like, "I think Theo really likes this bar. We've had these plans for a while, so let's just meet there. The place you want to go to is a little out of the way for everyone."

Write an article based on this "Type vi filename.txt into Terminal. Press Enter. Press your computer's i key. Press the Esc key. Press the : (colon) key. Type :w into Terminal and press Enter. Type :q into Terminal and press Enter. Reopen the file from the Terminal window."
article: The "vi" part of this command selects the Vim text editor as the program to use. You'll replace "filename" with the name you wish to assign to your new file. For a file named "tamins", for example, you'd type vi tamins.txt. If your current directory has a file by the same name, this command will instead open that file. This will create your new file and open it in the Vim editor. You should see a blank Terminal window with a tilde (~) on each line, as well as your text file's name at the bottom of the window. Doing so will place your document in "Insert" mode, wherein you can enter text as needed. You should see -- INSERT -- pop up at the bottom of the window when you press the I key. It's typically in the upper-left corner of your computer's keyboard. This key will stop the insert mode. This key will place Vim in "Command" mode. You should see a cursor appear at the bottom of the window. This command will save your document as it currently is. Doing so will quit out of Vim and return you to Terminal's main interface. Your text file is now in your specified directory. You can check for the text file by typing ls into Terminal and pressing Enter and then looking for the file's name. You can also type :wq to save and quit in one command. Just as you did to create the file, you'll type vi filename.txt to open the file. This time when you open the file, you should see any saved changes that you made.

Write an article based on this "Count out the song and your moves. Break your routine into main moves. Remember to give your dancers a breather. Write up your moves and counts."
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Professional dancers usually count out songs by eight counts to help ensure dancers sync with each other and the choreographed dance syncs with the music. Feel the pulse of the beat naturally and count from one to eight throughout the song, making a notation in the lyrics where the first, middle, and last counts fall. After you've imagined out your routine and gotten a feel for the music, there are likely a few dominant moves that you feel must be incorporated into your hip hop routine. Use these as a focal point. Distribute these moves throughout your song at appropriate places, and then come up with transitions that work into or out of your main moves. Use the transitions between moves to build or release tension. Coordinate your main moves with your counts so that you clearly know where in the song your dancers are performing specific moves. Dancing is a strenuous activity. It's a lot easier to sit down and write ideas, but at some point your dancers are probably going to need a place in the routine to catch their breath. Insert pauses or slower parts of your routine between, before, or after high energy parts of your choreography so your dancers aren't left gasping. Now that you have a fairly full image of the story you're trying to tell through the motions of you choreography, the main choreographic moves you want to hit, and the transitions linking these together, you'll need to write it all down. Be sure you include counts so that you can coordinate choreography practice and the moves being practiced more easily.