Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Offer your condolences Skip the empty or religious platitudes. Relay a fond memory. Offer your help. Be brief. Send a card.

Answer: . Typically, after the service, mourners may line up to express their condolences to close family and friends of the deceased. When it's your turn, keep it simple and straightforward. Go for something like "I am so sorry for your loss." If you are attending a wake or viewing, you will typically greet and console the person's family before viewing the body. In an attempt to comfort the bereaved, some people communicate phrases like "Everything happens for a reason" or "God makes no mistakes." Even if they are well-intended, such platitudes may offend close family, especially if they do not share the same religious or spiritual beliefs. Avoid phrases that minimize the person's experience, like "I know how you feel." Even if you have lost someone, too, this day is not about your own loss. Focus on the person who has died only instead of comparing their death to someone else's. If you know the person is religious, it may be appropriate to communicate sincere words, like "I am praying for you and your family." If you want to say more, it can be thoughtful to communicate a fond memory you have of the bereaved. This reminds them of the good times the person had, or of their kindness or compassion. For example, you might say, "Ms. Henry, I am truly sorry for your loss. Mr. Henry was such a caring man. I'll never forget that time he pulled over in the rain to help me with a flat tire. He was one of a kind." You can show your sympathy in a practical way by offering to help the family. When people are grieving, basic chores like cooking, cleaning, or picking up groceries may be left undone. They can be overwhelmed and too uncomfortable to ask for help. Offer to come by the family home and help out as needed if you are close to the family, or make an unsolicited gesture of aid like bringing food. Make your intentions to help clear, such as saying, "I'll come by on Tuesday to help with cleaning or cooking." Pitching in with housecleaning, chores, or yard work can be helpful during this time. In addition, you might drop off prepared foods like casseroles or sandwiches to ensure the family has food to eat. Other helpful gifts might include plastic or paper utensils, trash bags, paper towels, and household items, since the family may be hosting many guests. You might also ask someone close to the family what holes exist in their needs. Take the initiative. Oftentimes, everyone is supportive of mourners immediately after the death, but this support fades as time goes on. For this reason, stay in touch with the family and continue to help out in the weeks after the funeral. After you have expressed your condolences, said something kind about the deceased, and offered to help, move along. Everyone is hoping to talk to the family, so don't hold them up for too long. You may leave your number with someone and suggest that they call you later if they'd like to talk more. If you are unable to attend the memorial service, it is appropriate to send a thoughtful card or note in your absence. Choose a card that offers your condolences and then add a brief message telling the family that you will come by for a visit soon. You might write a simple message on your card, such as "I am thinking of you and your family during your time of grief." You might have your card mailed to the site of the memorial (with flowers) or you might send it to the person's family home, if you are close to the family. Respect the family's wishes and space. Some might welcome a personal visit, but others may want to grieve privately and be alone for a time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't make an arrest if you didn't see the crime. Don't arrest someone you believe is about to commit a crime. Don't use excessive force. Don't make a citizen's arrest if you could easily call the police instead. Keep the detained suspect safe.

Answer: While you may think you have all the evidence you need to believe someone has committed a crime, your understanding of the events may be wrong. Don't make a citizen's arrest if you overhear someone talking about robbing a bank. If you're wrong, you may be at fault. Call the police instead. Always remember, an improper citizen's arrest can result in prosecution for crimes like kidnapping. For example, just because you see a crowd of people chasing a suspect or a victim asking for help, doesn't necessarily mean you have grounds to arrest someone. The crime must have already happened in order for you to legally make an arrest. Don't arrest someone if the crime hasn't yet been committed. Call the police instead. Even the police are not allowed to use excessive force when taking a suspect into custody, so you, as a private citizen, should be especially careful about this. Otherwise, you may be charged with battery, even if the suspect you apprehend is guilty of a crime. The use of deadly force is usually not allowed unless the perpetrator is attacking you or someone else. Don't use a weapon against the perpetrator when you can use your own strength. For example, you can tackle someone to the ground rather than hitting him or her. As a private citizen, it's not your job to make arrests. If it is at all possible, you should always leave policing to those who have a legal authority to do so--the police. Otherwise, your actions might put you, the alleged perpetrator and the general public, at risk. Your actions may also be viewed as vigilantism, which is not legally protected action if you step beyond the authority explicitly granted to citizens by the law. Once you have detained someone, you are responsible for what happens to the person while he or she is under your control. Make sure they are not in the road, where they could be hit by a car, and make sure they are protected from onlookers who might try to attack them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Grab the back and two side pieces (these each measure 30" in length). Place the floor. Stand the house upright. Attach the roof block to roof. Nail the roof block to the roof. Place lid on top of standing butterfly house.

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Lay the back piece flat on your work surface with a side piece up against it to create a 90 degree angle. Attach the first side piece to the back edge using a screw gun. You will only need three screws to attach the side. They should be placed 10" apart. One at the bottom, one in the middle and one at the top. Use 1 1/2" deck or galvanized wood screws to prevent rusting. Repeat this for the other side of the house. If a screw gun isn't available, you can use a screw driver. Put the piece measuring 5 " x 5 5/8", in the interior of the back and the sides. The floor should be flush with the bottom of the back board and side boards. Using the screw gun or screw driver, drill a screw through the side into the edge of the bottom piece and repeat on opposite side. Drill another screw through the back wall, into the side of the bottom piece. Slide the 30" long front piece with slots up against the bottom block, mirroring the back piece. Attach with screw gun or screw driver by drilling through the side, into the edge of the front piece. This is exactly how you attached the back piece, every 10". Place one screw through the front piece, into the bottom block. Remember, the roof block with sit inside the house when closed to seal the unit shut. The roof block will need to be centered on the underside of the roof. Put the roof piece flat on a table lengthwise vertically. Measure 1" off the back edge and draw a horizontal line. Mark the center of this line which is 4 5/16". Draw a vertical line from this point to the front edge of the roof piece. Also mark a center line on the shorter edge (5 ") of the roof block, which is 2 ". Place the roof block along the horizontal line. Be sure to line up the center marks on both the roof piece and roof block. This will center the roof block on the roof and allow for equal overhang. Use 1 1/2" galvanized nails and hammer in one on each corner. Nails should be short enough to avoid going completely through the roof. Check to make sure everything looks secure and stable.