INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When playing for a team or in a league, be aware that there may be stricter dress requirements than for recreational games. Know the rules so you can stay within policy. Turf shoes are acceptable only when on playing on turf. Cleats cannot have metal spikes, front toe spikes, or anything that may hurt another player. This makes it easier to see in the game. You can use skinny and soft headbands to hold your hair from falling in your face. Jackets and warm-up shirts cannot be worn over your team shirt because it hides what team you are on, and is considered cheating. Zipper-less jackets, sweatshirts (with hood down) can be worn under your shirt. All types and colours of under shirts are considered acceptable as long as it is worn under your shirt. Leggings to go under your shorts are acceptable. Goalies are allowed to wear pants. This is particularly encouraged if you have braces or any other condition with your teeth. Gel ones are great. You are going to need a good pair of gloves. Wear a different color shirt.

SUMMARY: Know your league's rules. Wear white socks under your regular team socks. Wear your socks over your shin guards. Wear cleats. Put your hair in a pony-tail if it goes past your shoulders. Layer under your team shirt. Wear shorts. Wear a mouth guard. Use your goalie items if a goalie.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a single small fish, such as a goldfish or a betta, it is easier to remove it from the tank for gravel cleaning. Fill a clean container as close to the size of your fish tank as possible with non-chlorinated water. Use a drinking glass or a fish net to gently move your fish from the tank to the container. Unhook your water filter, and remove any plants or decorations from your fish tank. Set these aside. The tank should be full of only water and gravel before you begin cleaning. Gently pour the water from your fish tank through a colander. Under a stream of lukewarm water, agitate the colander to loosen and wash away any stubborn debris. Do this several times until the water coming off your gravel runs clean and clear. When the gravel is clean, spread it evenly back over the bottom of your fish tank. Reattach your water filter and set up any decorations as desired. Refill your fish tank with non-chlorinated water. If your breed of fish necessitates any other particular requirements, such as water of a certain pH, treat your tank accordingly. When everything is in place, gently submerge your fish and its holding container in the tank, letting your fish swim free. Consult your local pet store for more information about the water requirements of your particular fish.

SUMMARY: Remove your fish from the tank. Remove the accessories from your tank. Rinse the gravel with treated water. Replace the gravel on the floor of the tank. Set your tank back up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Ordinarily, to become a Marine sniper you must reach at least the rank of Lance Corporal (E-3), and be no higher than the rank of Sergeant (E-5). Certain Ground Intelligence Officer (Military Occupational Specialty 0203) members of the Infantry (MOS 03XX), senior non-commissioned officers (SCNCOs), and international students can sometimes be permitted to undergo sniper training. A lance corporal is the third enlisted rank in the Marines, equivalent to a Private First Class in the U.S. Army. You may receive promotion to Lance Corporal after one or more years of service. Applicants at the rank of Sergeant and above must have a temporary duty (TD) fitness report. Your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) should be Infantry if you want to become a sniper. Successfully completing the tasks of a sniper, such as target identification and long-distance firing, requires you to have very good vision. To be eligible for training as a Marine sniper, you must have 20/20 vision or vision that is correctable to 20/20. The missions which snipers complete can be physically grueling, and so snipers are required to be in excellent health, with no recurring illnesses or health problems. A fitness test and health clearance will be required before you can begin training. To be eligible to be trained as a Marine sniper, you must score at least 100 on the General Technical (GT) section of the ASVAB, which evaluates your knowledge and potential in fields such as mathematical reasoning and mechanical comprehension. The Department of Defense issues personal security clearances at the Top Secret, Secret, and Confidential levels. Since Marine snipers are often involved in highly specialized missions, you must have reached Secret clearance before you can begin sniper training. To receive secret clearance, you must be a U.S. citizen or naturalized citizen, work in a position that the Department of Defense determines necessitates this clearance, and undergo a background investigation. Your security clearance may also need to be periodically renewed. Excellent marksmanship is an essential skill of any sniper, and so the Marines must qualify you beforehand at the "expert" level of rifle usage. Marine snipers are a select, elite group entrusted with highly specialized missions. Superior conduct is expected from those hoping to begin sniper training. The training provided to Marine snipers is extensive and takes significant time to complete. The Marines want to ensure that the investment of time and effort to train snipers is worth it, so you will need to make a long-term commitment to the service. Marine sniper training and service requires great focus. If there are family or financial problems that can distract you, it may be difficult to complete the tasks required. Certain qualifications are not necessarily required to begin sniper training, but having them may increase your chances of being selected for the program. These include: Completion of Marines Corps Institute (MCI) or distance learning in the following areas: Land Navigation, Infantry Patrolling, Basic Forward Observer Procedures, and Reconnaissance Attendance at Sniper platoon training Completion of an infantry training cycle or deployment Swimming certification at class 2 or higher

SUMMARY: Reach the appropriate rank. Have excellent vision. Have yourself medically cleared. Score well on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test. Have a current Secret clearance, or be eligible to obtain one. Receive an "expert" rifle qualification. Have no record of getting a court marshall or receiving Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP) within the last six months. Have at least 24 months remaining in the Marine Corps, and/or be scheduled to deploy with your unit after completing sniper training. Have no existing family or financial problems that would prevent you from undergoing sniper training. Consider completed recommended training.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: I was just explaining something to him/her."

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Your note must be small! It must be a working period were everyone is working individually at their desks. Get your friend to call you over or randomly go over to their desk. Pretend you're explaining something on their sheet, when secretly leaving the note on their desk. Whisper that you left the note there but quietly so it would look like you're helping them. If the teacher asks what you are doing, you say, "Sorry.