Q: To start, position the injured person on his back. This helps get the injured person in the correct position to be carried. You should carry someone from the side if he's unresponsive or unable to move. It's usually safer to carry someone in a sitting position, but this is not always possible if the person is unable to change positions. It's safer, in this case, to carry the injured person from the side. Go slowly to avoid further injury. If the injured person is able to talk, check in frequently to make sure he is comfortable throughout the process. In the event the injured person is unconscious, you may want to tie his hands loosely together at the wrists. This can make the carrying process easier. If you have something that can be used to tie the injured person's hands, like thick rope or a bandana, you can use this. Do not use anything thin or sharp to tie the person's hands this can cut the person's wrists. From here, you and your partner should each stand on the side of the injured person. One person should stand near the injured person's shoulders and the other should stand near the injured person's knees. Both of you should bend down on one knee so you're level with the injured person. From here, you and your partner can take hold of the injured person. Depending on where you're standing, you'll need to take hold of different parts of the injured person. The person standing near the injured person's chest should slip one arm beneath the injured person's shoulder and the other arm beneath the injured person's waist. The person standing near the injured person's knees should place one arm beneath the injured person's hips and the other arm beneath the injured person's knees. From here, you can shift the weight of the injured person into you and your partner's arms. In unison, you and your partner should shift your weight backwards. Lift the injured person up together, until the injured person is level with you and your partner's knees. Still working in unison, both you and your partner should turn the injured person in towards your chests. From here, you and your partner can rise to your feet. Make sure you and your partner are communicating so you lift at the same time, as not to jostle or otherwise disturb the injured person. As you stand, make sure to carry the injured person high up, towards both of your chests. Lift with your legs, not your back. If you're truly the only people who can help the person, you mustn't hurt yourselves in the process. In the the event the injured person is very heavy, you may need to have another person assist in supporting the injured person's weight.
A: Position the injured person on his back. Stand on the injured person's side. Take hold of the injured person. Shift the weight of the injured person. Stand in unison.

Article: You can use a coffee mug or a regular drinking class. Just make sure the cup and the plastic bag you're using are about the same height. Tuck the bag into the cup so the open part of the bag is at the top. Then, fold the top, sealable edges of the bag over the rim of the cup. Use a measuring cup to measure how much broth you're putting in the bag. Use an amount of broth commonly called for in recipes, like 1 cup (240mL). Carefully unfold the sealable part of the bag from around the rim of the cup. Then, seal the bag and lift it out of the cup. Set the bag aside while you bag up the rest of the broth. Write the amount of broth that's in the bag on the outside of the bag so you know how much you need to defrost later on. Add a fresh plastic bag to the cup the same way you did the first one. After you fill it with broth, seal and remove it from the cup. Continue until all of your broth is bagged. Use a tray with raised edges in case one of the bags breaks in the freezer. It's OK to overlap the bags and stack them on top of each other. Freezing the bags on a tray first will protect your freezer in case one of the bags leaks. Wait until the bags are frozen solid before you remove them from the tray. Stack the bags of broth in the freezer so they take up less room. Write the date on each bag of broth so you can keep track of how long they've been in the freezer. Once the bag is slightly defrosted, use your hands or a knife to break up the frozen block of broth. Then, empty the broth from the bag into a pot or pan for cooking.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Place an open, sealable plastic bag inside of a cup. Pour your bone broth into the bag in the cup. Remove and seal the plastic bag. Pour the rest of the bone broth into bags using the same method. Lay the bags of bone broth flat on a metal tray. Freeze the bags of bone broth on the tray overnight. Take the bags of broth off the tray and store them in the freezer for up to a year. Remove the broth from the bag by running it under cold water.

Q: Feel the freedom of the air in motion against your skin. Leap nimbly as a wild antelope through your natural habitat. Also included in this category: skipping, cavorting, merrymaking, etc. Have a private rock concert or sing a soulful ballad to a deeply affected imaginary audience. A bowler hat? A bow tie? Leg warmers? A purse? It might be time to find out if these and other accessories look best 'a la mode'. If you're bold enough, and have a pool, go skinny dipping! Just make sure no one can see you from outside your private property.
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Run and jump! Sing and dance! Accessorize. Do what you want!