Write an article based on this "Navigate to any Facebook photo that you want to "like" or "unlike. Click on the link labeled "Like" or "Unlike" located below the Facebook photo."
article: " Liking a photo will indicate that you favor that particular photo, and will give other Facebook users the option to connect with you based on your interest. If you press "Unlike," the photo will no longer display in your personal profile as an interest. An alternative way to "like" a photo is to click on the photo to see a full-sized view, then press the "L" button on your keyboard. This action will also "unlike" a photo if you had previously "liked" it.

Write an article based on this "Identify the type of document or agreement. Determine the degree to which the agreement is legally binding. Recognize when non-binding agreements still shape countries' behavior and relations."
article: One simplistic distinction between soft law and hard law states that hard law is legally binding, while soft law is not. This distinction can lead scholars into a semantic debate over whether any agreement that isn't legally binding can rightfully be called a law. Nonetheless, some types of agreements are automatically considered hard law. Treaties are a prime example of an agreement traditionally considered hard law by default. When countries ratify a treaty, if they have national laws that contradict the treaty, they are obligated to change those laws to comport with the treaty. The U.S. considers treaties legally binding both internationally and domestically. After the Senate ratifies a treaty, Congress passes any federal law necessary to comply with its terms. UN Security Council resolutions legally bind all UN members under the power vested in the Council under Article 25 of the UN Charter. A high level of legal obligation indicates an international agreement probably is a harder law, depending on other factors. Since international contracts advance the interests of the countries that sign them, those countries may have little motivation to breach the contract. In recognition of that fact, the agreement itself may not have much language indicating its legally binding nature. Sometimes treaties that deal with human rights or other normative principles are called "covenants." These agreements typically are legally binding to the same extent as treaties, although they may lack centrally enforced legal obligations. A country may sign a treaty, but lodge a formal reservation to certain provisions. The reservation decreases that country's legal obligation in relation to the specific provision with which it disagrees. International agreements that are not considered legally binding at all are soft law. Often these agreements contain conditions or escape clauses that allow the countries signing them to declare a common commitment to certain principles while retaining their own sovereignty and independence. Regardless of whether an international agreement is legally binding, if a large number of countries are on board with its principles, they may exert political pressure on other countries to comply. Some international law may be legally binding on some countries but not others. For example, a decision handed down by the European Court of Human Rights is only legally binding on the countries involved in that particular case. However, that same decision may help sway the opinion of another court or international organization faced with a similar case. Soft law may set forth broad principles on which there is multinational agreement, although the countries disagree on the particulars. These softer agreements can serve as the foundation for harder agreements in the future. A country that agrees with a treaty in principle, but cannot complete the ratification process, may nevertheless adopt domestic legislation that complies with the overall thrust of the treaty.

Write an article based on this "Paint the board. Get some pegs."
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Use acrylic paint and a small paintbrush to paint the board however you desire. The most common way to paint a cribbage board is to paint over the three rows of holes as three stripes in different colors. You can use a ruler as a guide to help you paint the stripes with clean edges. You may also want to use a small sharpie, pen, or a very small paintbrush to write the different labels on the board as shown in the template. You can buy cribbage pegs online, or at a board game store. You can also use 1/8" double-headed nails, or even something like the pegs from a battleship game. Then all you need is a deck of playing cards and you're ready to play!