INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do not go alone! Have a couple of buddies with you. Half of you should carry lanterns, and the other half can carry the spears (gigs). If you spot one, announce it quietly. The gig holder must hold the gig down steady and have a buddy scoop it with a net. Have it cut up into one by one inch squares.

SUMMARY: Pick a calm night around 2 AM. Wade into about one foot of water. Shuffle your feet so that you do not scare away any sting rays or cause any to lash out. Walk along the coast in a row, alternating a person with a gig and then a person with a lantern, a person with a gig, and then a person with a lantern, etc. The lantern holders should hold their lantern close to the water. Look for dark outlines that resemble round, flatfish. The closest gig holder needs to approach the outline and in one swift motion stab straight down into the middle of the figure. If it is a stingray, it will definitely squirm violently. Be very careful with it's stinger, it will lash out at its predators! Once the fish is subdued, use the stringer to string it through the gills and the mouth. Clean/skin the fish. Put the bait on ice! Get a good night sleep to go shark fishing the next day!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you want to address your jealousy, take steps to consciously let it go. This can be hard, at first, as abnormal jealousy is often all consuming. Jealousy is toxic to relationships. It's important you learn to manage it better. When you find yourself feeling jealous, try to think to yourself, "I need to let this go." Before reacting or lashing out at another person, pause. Instead of reacting, take a deep breath. It can also help to imagine the jealousy flowing through you and then being released in the air. People who are abnormally jealous may struggle deeply to control emotions. You may react instantly to feelings of fear or anger spurred by jealous thoughts. Work on being mindful of your emotions, and allowing yourself to experience them without reacting in a negative manner. Practice mindfulness. This is where you tune into your body, taking your mind off of troublesome thoughts. When you're feeling angry or sad, pay attention to your breathing and your sensations. If you have bad thoughts coming in, acknowledge them and let them go. It's okay to talk about feelings of jealousy. In a healthy relationship, you should be able to tell your partner how you feel. Wait until you calm down, however. When you've had time to think, then you can address how you feel in a respectful manner. Instead of saying something like, "Why didn't you answer my last text?" you can try something like, "I felt a little stressed when you didn't answer my last text." You should also explain any underlying issues that fuel your jealousy. For example, if you were abandoned by a parent as a child, this may contribute to feelings of jealousy in the present. The more of your history your partner understands, the more patient he or she will be with you. If you're experiencing abnormal jealousy, it's important to see a therapist to work on ways to manage. Jealousy can damage relationships over time, so it needs to be curbed if you want to live a healthy and happy life. A qualified therapist can help you work through the issues driving your jealousy and help you find healthier ways to cope. You can find a therapist by asking your regular doctor for a referral. You can also go through your insurance provider by finding a list of therapists covered in your network. If you are a college student, you may be entitled to free counseling through your university. What causes your problems with jealousy? Sometimes, you can better address irrational thoughts by understanding their cause. When you're feeling jealous, ask yourself why. Are you worried your partner will leave you? Have you been cheated on or abandon in past relationships? If so, this may be why you feel jealous easily. Try to understand that is not rational, and your current relationship is different than past experiences. Identify moments where you're most likely to get jealous. For example, you may respond with jealousy going into a social situation. If this is the case, try to prep yourself ahead of time. Remind yourself about the root causes of your jealousy. This can help you see how jealousy is irrational. While you may not be able to completely control your emotions, you can control your actions. If you're feeling jealous, try not to react. For example, your partner may be busy at a social event and he or she may not have time to text you back. Do not react by calling and texting incessantly. Instead, do something to distract yourself. It can be very difficult to control your actions at first, especially if you're a chronically jealous person. This is where seeing a therapist can help. A therapist can help you manage your emotions so they do not affect your actions.

SUMMARY: Work on letting go. Find healthy ways to manage your emotions. See a therapist. Look into your underlying fears. Avoid acting on jealous feelings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will be able to rename this mapped drive to anything you want.

SUMMARY: Open My Computer from your Windows desktop. Click Map Network Drive from the Tools menu. Select a drive letter that you want to assign to the mapped folder in the Drive box. Type the server and share name of the computer or folder you want or Click Browse to find the computer or folder, in the Folder box. Click the Finish button.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you start Windows XP for the first time, you will be prompted to create a user account. This account will store all of your files and documents. In XP, there are administrator accounts which can perform advanced tasks like installing software, and regular users, who can use programs but cannot make changes to the system. The first user you create will be an administrator. In order to get online and browse the internet, you'll need to connect Windows XP to a network. If you are connecting to your network via Ethernet, plug it into your computer and Windows XP should connect automatically. If you are connecting wirelessly, right-click the wireless network icon in the System Tray. You may have to expand the list of icons by clicking the "" button. Select the wireless network you want to connect to. Enter in the password if it is a secured network. See this guide for more details on how to connect wirelessly. Even though Windows XP is no longer being updated, you'll still want to ensure that you have all of the updates available. If you installed an older copy, make sure to download the latest Service Packs (SP3 was the last released), as well as all the available security and stability updates. See this guide for more details on using Windows Update. It's your computer, make it feel like yours! Besides changing the background, you can change icons, cursors, and even install programs that completely change the way your Windows XP desktop functions.

SUMMARY:
Create an account. Connect to a network. Update Windows XP. Customize your desktop.