Relax and prepare to break your fall. Slowly but swiftly, turn your body in a motion that will prevent you from falling on your neck or back. Tuck your chin into your chest and keep your arms close to your body. Bend your knees. Landing on your back is actually a fairly safe way to fall, as it's rare to break your back if you fall on it flat, but it hurts and will knock the wind out of you, making it hard to breathe for a few minutes.
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One-sentence summary -- Stay relaxed and calm. Turn your body and tuck.

Q: Cut an everything bagel in half, then coat it with pizza sauce. Add some grated Parmesan cheese and shredded mozzarella cheese. Top it off with sliced red onion, Italian sausage, and sliced red bell peppers. Bake it until the cheese melts, then garnish it with fresh basil. Chop the Italian sausage into small piecesaim for something about the size of a blueberry. Make sure that the Italian sausage is cooked or fried beforehand. Cut the basil into thin slices to distribute the flavor evenly. Spread some barbecue sauce over a sliced bagel, then sprinkle a 4-cheese blend over it. Chop a grilled chicken breast into cubes, then mix it with more barbeque sauce. Add this to the pizza, along with some onion slices. Bake the pizza, then garnish it with chopped parsley. You probably won't use all of the grilled chicken for the pizza, which is fine. Make the grilled chicken cubes smallabout 14 to 12 inch (0.64 to 1.27cm). Slice open a sesame bagel, then coat it with hummus. Add some sliced onions, marinated artichoke, kalamata olives, and roasted tomato. Add a sprinkle of feta cheese, then garnish it with oregano. Bake the pizza, then garnish it with some chopped parsley. If you don't like hummus, you can use pizza sauce instead. Cut the marinated artichoke into smaller pieces and slice the olives in half lengthwise. Drizzle some extra virgin olive oil over a sliced pumpernickel bagel. Add a few fresh basil leaves, then a sprinkle of shredded mozzarella. Top it off with caramelized onion and sliced mushroom. Bake the pizza, then garnish it with chopped basil. Use enough basil leaves to cover the bagel. How many you use depends on the size of the basil leaf. Expect to use 1 to 3 leaves. Slice the onion beforehand, then saute it in a frying pan until it turns a golden brown color. Don't saute the mushrooms; use them fresh. Spread pizza sauce over a sliced bagel. Add 5 slices of pepperoni, then top it off with diced, cooked ham, bacon bits, and chopped green bell pepper. Finish it with a sprinkle of shredded mozzarella cheese, then bake the pizza. If your bagel has a large hole in the middle, cover it up with a slice of pepperoni. You can find bacon bits in the salad garnish section of a grocery store. If you can't find bacon bits, fry a strip of bacon until it is crunchy, crumble it into bits, and use those instead. Use the same process and ingredients, but with mini bagels instead. The main difference is that you'll have to use smaller amounts and cut the ingredients into smaller pieces. For best results, bake the pizzas at 425F (218C) for about 6 minutes. Rather than slicing your toppings, chop them into tiny pieces instead. This will make them more proportionate and help distribute the flavor. Look up a pizza recipe online or in a cook book. Top your bagel off with the recommended sauce and toppings. Don't worry about the amounts; just use whatever feels right and looks tasty. Bake the pizza at 450F (232C) for about 8 minutes, or until the cheese melts. You can make just about any type of pizza on a bagel, including Hawaiian, margarita, and vegetarian.
A: Make a Guido pizza with sliced onion, sausage, and bell peppers. Create a Southwestern pizza with barbecue sauce, chicken, and onion. Try a Greek-style pizza with onion, artichoke, olives, and tomato. Go gourmet with olive oil, basil, caramelized onions, and mushroom. Try a supreme pizza with pepperoni, ham, bacon, and bell pepper. Use mini bagels to make mini pizza bites. Get inspiration from other pizza recipes for your pizza bagel.

Article: When your dog is having a nightmare, your first instinct may be to wake up your dog. However, this isn't always the best idea. Waking up your dog would disrupt its sleep cycle, causing it to feel confused and possibly lash out at you. It's often better to let a dog continue sleeping through the nightmare. If your dog's nightmare is lasting more than a few minutes, consider trying to gently wake up your dog. If you decide to wake up your dog, you will need to do so carefully and safely. Call your dog's name softly. If your dog doesn't wake up, call its name several more times, getting a little louder each time. Your goal is to wake up your dog gently without startling it. Do not lean close to or touch your dog when you call its name. In case your dog wakes up suddenly and lashes out, you do not want to be in harm's way. Your dog should wake up after you call its name a few times. If it doesn't, it may be having a seizure, which would require immediate veterinary care. Other signs of a seizure include uncontrollable shaking, urinating or defecating, and rigid leg movements. If you decide to let your dog continue sleeping, wait quietly until your dog wakes up on its own. Although hearing or seeing your dog having a nightmare can be very distressing, remember that nightmares do not last for forever. Your dog's nightmare will end, and your dog will calm down again. Dogs tend to forget their nightmares after waking up. When your dog wakes up from its nightmare, it may feel a little confused or disoriented. Turn on some soft, soothing music to help your dog calm down and feel safe again. For your own safety, though, do not touch your dog just yet. Wait until your dog is more alert and calmed down before getting close to it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide whether to wake up your dog. Call your dog's name to wake it up. Wait for your dog to wake up if you don't want to disrupt its sleep. Soothe your dog with quiet music when it wakes up.

Article: Do not use gel toothpaste. If possible, choose a toothpaste product that contains baking soda Toothpaste is great for removing marks from tile that is textured.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use regular white toothpaste.