Article: Note the time and date the blocked call was received, and any other details you have about the call. If you end up needing assistance from either your telephone service provider or from law enforcement, both will be more willing to help if you can a establish a pattern and offer detailed records. Keeping a record of what is said during blocked phone calls is also important. Heavy breathing and hangups should be noted, along with any background noises. This can be a 3-digit number if you are using a cell phone or a 1-800 number for general customer service. Your telephone service provider will help advise you and may even help you trace the call. In most cases however you will have to engage local law enforcement to determine the number. Consider using a smartphone app designed to search, identify, and block many different kinds of callers. Truecaller is one such option available on all major platforms like iOS, Android, and Windows while Facebook's Hello is another. If the situation is serious enough and the telephone provider cannot provide a full solution to the issue, inform and work with local law enforcement to identify the caller and to remedy the situation Once law enforcement is involved they may request your help in identifying the offending caller. Cooperating with law enforcement fully is your best bet to solve the issue safely and effectively. Sometimes for a call trace to occur, you will be required to keep the blocked caller on the line for an extended period. During the call law enforcement should be on another line to help identify the individual making the call. Consult your law enforcement contact and if still unsure consider seeking your own legal counsel. While pressing charges can be costly, it is sometimes the only way to end ongoing harassment.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep detailed notes. Contact your telephone service provider. Give your records to law enforcement. Work with law enforcement to trap the culprit. Consider pressing charges.

Problem: Article: Ethyl chloride (Cryogesic) can sprayed onto skin right before a painful procedure. The liquid is sprayed onto your skin, which will then feel cold as it evaporates. Your skin will warm up within a few minutes. The spray is only effective as pain relief for as long as it takes your skin to warm up. This may be done immediately before a child receives a medical treatment that involves using a needle. It can be a good substitute for other topical anesthetics if the child is allergic to them. Do not apply the cooling spray more often or in greater amounts than recommended by the doctor. It can cause frostbite. Always read and follow the instructions on the packaging. Consult a doctor before applying it to a child or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep it out of your eyes, nose, mouth, and open wounds. If your doctor expects that you will need pain relief from a procedure you will be undergoing, you may be given an anesthetic to apply shortly before the procedure. Your doctor may ask you to cover the medication with a bandage while it is absorbed into your skin. Do not apply it to your nose, mouth, ears, eyes, genitals, or broken skin. Two frequently used types include: Tetracaine (Ametop Gel). This gel is smeared on the skin a half hour to 45 minutes before the procedure for which you need to be numbed. You can remove it right before the procedure. You will be numb for up to six hours. It may make your skin red where you applied it. Lidocaine and prilocaine(EMLA cream). You can apply this an hour before the procedure and then remove it right before the procedure. It will be effective for up to two hours. A side effect is that it may make your skin look white. If your doctor thinks that local, topical anesthetics might not be sufficient, he or she may suggest numbing larger areas of your body. This is commonly done for procedures which may go below the skin, childbirth, or surgeries. Possibilities include: A regional anaesthetic. Regional anesthetics do not put you to sleep, but they numb a larger area of your body than local anesthetics. You may receive these as local injections. When a woman receives epidural anesthesia during childbirth, this is a regional anesthetic which numbs the lower half of her body. General anesthesia. This is done for many surgical procedures. You may receive the anesthetic either as an intravenous medication or inhale it as a gas. Side effects can include: nausea, vomiting, dry or sore throat, chills, tiredness.
Summary: Ask your doctor about cooling sprays. Consult your doctor about topical creams. Discuss other types of anesthesia with your doctor.

To get the merchant, you'll first need to build him a house. Start by building a 9 block (width) by 7 (height) block frame/enclosure made of wood (or any other available block). Place the wood pieces in your hot bar and place the cursor where you want to put a block. Click or press the right trigger button on the controller to place the block. Additionally, make sure that you leave a 3 block space for a door. After making the house's frame, go back to your workbench and open your inventory to craft a wooden table, chair, a door, and enough wall pieces to cover the back of the house enclosure. Once you're done crafting these, make sure that you place them in your inventory. Go inside the house frame/enclosure and place the chair and table in your hot bar. Select the table and place it anywhere inside the enclosure. Then equip the chairs in your hot bar and place them at the ends of the table. Place the wall pieces in your hot bar and equip them. Then place the cursor on an area behind the enclosure and click or press the right trigger to place a piece of wall. Repeat until you cover the entire back of the house. After building the house, go outside and look for slimes. Use your sword to kill as many as you can and then collect the gels that they drop after they die. Slimes are found in all biomes and will spawn during the day. Other than the sword, you can also use your axe and pickaxe to kill these monsters since they're fairly weak. You're usually going to find a couple of slimes in the area where you spawn for the first time in your world. Once you've accumulated to 10 to 15 gel, you can then go back to your workbench. Open up your inventory and craft as many torches as you possibly can. Place the torches in the hot bar and equip them. Then go inside the house enclosure and place the cursor where you want to place the torch. Click or press the right trigger button to place the torch.[Image:Fish in Terraria Step 9.jpg|center]] Go ahead and make another 5 of these houses to accommodate other NPCs. Although the only NPC required for fishing is the merchant, you're still going to need the others to access advanced crafting and healing features as well as weapons. Making their houses in advance will save you time later on in the game. Coins are not only dropped by killing monsters but also when you break jars as well as by opening chests found all over the world. You'll need to get 50 coins in your inventory before the Merchant NPC will spawn in your world and take shelter in one of the houses that you built. The 50 silver coin requirement will only work for the merchant. Other NPCs have their own requirements and will usually spawn once you defeat bosses or have certain items in your inventory.
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Build the frame of a house. Craft a wooden door, chair, table, and walls. Place the furniture in the house. Places walls inside the house enclosure. Kill some slimes. Craft a torch. Light up the house. Continue to make houses for other NPCs, if you want. Accumulate at least 50 silver coins.