INPUT ARTICLE: Article: No matter what your teen's interests-- sports, music, fashion, TV, video games, friends, school work--be open to talking about them. Work on being a good listener and try to show genuine interest in what your teen enjoys discussing. A good rule of thumb is to listen twice as much as you speak. This ensures you are giving your teen enough time and attention to talk about their interests. Teens are great at doing or saying things that annoy their parents or elders. Rather than react emotionally to their actions or words, consider why they be pushing your buttons. The answer could be resentment towards being late for an important event, or simply that they are being a moody teenager. By reflecting on your responses to your teen, you can find the root of the problem or issue. This will likely also lead to less fighting and more talking. This can be difficult to do, as you may feel you need to serve as a good role model for your teen. But acknowledging when you made a mistake will allow your teen to see you are human, and someone they can relate to. In fact, admitting a wrong and apologizing sets a positive example for your teen. "I'm sorry" are powerful words for a teen to hear from their parents or authority figure. This kind of positive communication will give your teen a chance to learn how to talk honestly and respectfully with others, even when they disagree. They will also learn to feel more confident when discussing their feelings with others, including you. Chances are you will hear your teen say something you disagree with. But its important to avoid statements like, "That's a stupid decision," or "You're wrong about that boy." Instead, try to offer an opinion by saying, "I understand where you're coming from but this is how I see it". Or "I'm here to listen, but let me know if you want any advice from me." Start by noting your teen's feelings. "You seem upset about what happened last night." Using a statement rather than a question will make the phrase sound more like a suggestion, rather than an accusation. Give them all your attention and listen to what they have to say. Put your phone away, turn off the TV, or shut the door. Make your teen feel like they have the floor. Offer help or advice once they have finished speaking. Ask them: "Is there something I can do to help?" or "Would you like some advice?" Often, teens just need to talk about issues or problems to someone they trust and respect. They may not be seeking the answer to a problem or an easy solution. So, be willing to listen to them, rather than lecture them. These aggressive actions will likely kill any meaningful conversations with your teen. Remember you are trying to talk to your teen, not shout them down or get upset at them.

SUMMARY: Try to talk about things that are of interest to your teen. Be aware of your own reactions to your teen. Admit when you are wrong, and apologize. Offer your opinion, but avoid lecturing or nagging your teen. Avoid yelling, blaming, and name-calling.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Blonde hair is a large undertaking. Your hair will need a lot of maintenance to keep it looking healthy, and you will need to spend time and money every few weeks filling in roots or getting touch ups. If you are not prepared for the responsibility of blonde hair, think about going a few shades lighter instead of anything drastic. Before you do any kind of dye job, it is important to prep your hair. Avoid washing your hair the day before you dye it, as the natural oils help protect your scalp from irritation from the products. This step is essential. Dyeing your hair strips it of its pigment and lipids, which dries it out. Switch your regular conditioner for a deep conditioner. If your hair is dry, use a moisture product; if it is brittle and damaged, use a damage product. Use dry shampoo so you don't have to wash it every day and dry it out. Use conditioning masks when you wash your hair. If you go platinum or ice blonde, use shampoos that contain blue pigment to maintain the color. Choose a color-care or bleach-safe shampoo and conditioner to preserve color. Try putting coconut oil on your hair once a week. Melt it down and put it on your hair, wrap your hair in plastic wrap, cover it in a towel, and leave on for about an hour. Bleaching your hair can damage it, so to keep your hair healthy, cut it right after you dye it. This removes the dead ends, which can lead to breaking. Straightening, blow drying and curling your dyed hair can damage it, so make sure to use a heat-protecting product before you grab the curling iron. Stay away from styling products that contain alcohol. Alcohol dries out your hair, which is a problem with bleached and dyed hair. Hairsprays, gels, and mouses all contain alcohol. Check the label before buying and putting it on your hair. Unless you don't mind your roots growing in, you probably want to get them touched up regularly. Plan on touching them up every 4-6 weeks.

SUMMARY: Be prepared for the time and money. Prep your hair before you dye. Condition your hair after you dye it. Cut your hair after you dye it. Use a heat-protectant when styling your hair with heat tools. Get regular touch ups.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Try these injections: Note - If you use Firefox, you will have to use another way, like cmd-shift-k on a Mac javascript:alert("Hello!"); To bring up an alert box saying "Hello!": To bring up 2 alert boxes, the one in the front will say "Hello" and once you click OK, the one saying "World" will appear: To change the value of form [0] to something: To change the background color to blue. You can put any other color in the place of blue to change it to a different color: " + location.protocol + "//" + location.hostname + "/" + "
The address URL is: " + location.href + "
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If the server names do not match, this may be a spoof."); To see the real server name of the site you are looking at. You should use it if you think that you are viewing a spoofed website, or anytime just to make sure: To make pictures fly around. Make sure to find a site like Google Images so there are more pictures!(If you press the refresh button, it goes really fast, but might only work with macOS): To spin circle of pictures. It funnels the pictures in a snake-like motion: To move things around on the webpage:

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