Write an article based on this "Wash the ink off with soap and water. Rub vegetable shortening or butter on the ink. Rub a cooled, used teabag over the pen ink."
article: This is probably the easiest and most accessible solution. If the ink is oil-based, as many ballpoint pens are, you may not have much luck, but if the pen uses water-soluble ink, it should wash off right away. Water-based inks tend to seep through paper and take longer to dry, so they are more likely to smear and get on your skin. Roller ball pens and some gel pens are usually water soluble. It will be kind of gross and may get messy, but the oils in these products will help dissolve the oil contained in the ink. Dissolving the ink will bring it to a liquid state, and when you clean off the butter or shortening with a dry paper towel, the ink should start to come off. This same principal means that oils like coconut oil, baby oil, or olive oil will also help dissolve the ink. Pour some oil onto a paper towel and use it to scrub off the ink. After making yourself a cup of tea, set the tea bag aside and allow it to come to room temperature. Once cooled, scrub the ink with the tea bag. It should rub off easily. The oils in the tea, combined with the rough fabric of the bag, will work together to break down and lift the pen off your skin. Don't be too harsh when you rub the tea against your skin, or you may break the bag and spill tea leaves everywhere.

Write an article based on this "Talk about resolving conflict. Give them feedback. Make use of teachable moments. Be authoritative rather than authoritarian."
article: Kids are still learning how to monitor their emotions and handle situations appropriately. As such, there will be times that they don't get along or act very friendly. It can be tempting to step in with a solution when you see this happening. Instead of trying to solve their problems for them, you can teach kids about friendship if you teach them to think critically and resolve their own conflicts. For instance, you might ask, "You have great problem-solving skills. What's one way that you guys can all play the game?" Or, for instance, you might say, "How do you think friends should handle a situation like this?" While kids can do a good job at using their problem-solving skills and resolving conflict, sometimes they may need assistance. You can teach them a lot about friendship and conflict resolution by giving them feedback about the situation and their behavior. For example, if two kids are arguing over a toy, you might say, "I don't think this is the way you all really want to handle this. Let's take a time-out and brainstorm solutions." Or, you might say, "I like how you guys are working together to come up with a fair way to handle this situation. That's good problem-solving. Keep going!" Teachable moments are natural events and situations that occur that give you a real-world opportunity to teach or reinforce something you already taught. When you're teaching kids about friendship, look for those moments in the day when you can emphasize something you've taught them about friendship. For example, if you're out with your kids and notice some adults arguing, use it as an opportunity to talk about conflict resolution. Or, for instance, if you're watching a webisode together and see two of the characters disagreeing, you can talk to the kids about how the characters handled the situation. You may also want to assist your child with reading body language. You can do this by showing them with your own facial expressions and body language and explaining, what they convey. Children who are raised by authoritarian parents are more likely to have low levels of esteem and low self-worth, as well as greater hostility, rage, and controlling tendencies. These can make it quite challenging for children to develop healthy, long lasting relationships with their peers. They may even lead to mental health concerns later in life. An authoritarian parent is one who usually avoids discussion of issues that may arise, and will more likely jump to control the particular behavior or situation through punishment. An authoritative parent is one who approach issues with warmth and compassion. They gently guide a child with a behavioral problem through rational discussion, and provides explanation of the reasons for the rules. Children who are raised in an authoritative environment have less aggressive behaviors, are more self-reliant, and have an easier time with developing great friendships with peers.

Write an article based on this "Turn the tree regularly. Maintain the right temperature. Provide the tree with additional humidity. Trim only brown or dead foliage."
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Like a sunflower that turns to face the light, a Norfolk Island pine will grow or lean toward light sources. To prevent the tree from growing irregularly and becoming lopsided, turn the pot a quarter turn every week. Be careful not to jostle the tree too much when you turn the pot, as these trees don't like to be moved. These trees do not like temperature extremes, and will not survive temperatures much below 35 F (2 C) or above 85 F (24 C). The ideal daytime temperature is about 65 F (16 C). The perfect nighttime temperature is slightly cooler, around 55 F (13 C). While these trees do like cooler nighttime temperatures, they do not like sudden changes. A shady corner in a sunroom is a good spot for this type of tree, since the nighttime temperature will naturally drop when the sun goes down. In their natural habitat, Norfolk Island pines grow in a tropical location by the ocean, so they like moist air. The ideal humidity for these trees is 50 percent. You can maintain that humidity by misting the tree daily with room-temperature water, or by installing a nearby humidifier. It's especially important to provide additional humidity if you live in a cold or dry climate. This type of tree doesn't require cosmetic pruning. The only pruning you should do is trimming to remove branches that die or tips that turn brown. Use sharp pruning shears to trim dead foliage. When you prune a Norfolk Pine, you prevent the cut point from growing any more. So instead of encouraging new growth, pruning will force growth to occur elsewhere, and this will change the shape of the tree.