Your flamethrower does massive damage, but it's very short-ranged, so you must use it carefully. Don't charge at your opponents head-on while blasting your flamethrower. It's intimidating, but you'll probably be gunned down before you can even singe another player. Instead, try to sneak up behind a group of enemies, get up as close as you can, and then let your flamethrower rip! As a Pyro, fear is essentially your middle name. You generally live to cause chaos and confusion in other players. Apart from an oncoming Heavy, nothing is more intimidating to an enemy than a set of flames that continues to damage him or her after you are out of the way. As such, you'll find that players tend to scatter and run from you, which helps to keep the enemy team from executing cohesive strategies. As a Pyro, Spies fear you more than any other class. If you see the brief silhouette of a player flicker before you, immediately let loose with your flamethrower to reveal any cloaked Spies near you. Even spies in disguises can be set on fire by a vigilant pyro, instantly blowing their cover. The Pyro is the only class that can effectively break an ubercharge. You can use the flamethrower's compression blast to separate a medic from his uber-ed companion. If you separate the two by enough distance, the medic will no longer be able to share his uber with his buddy and your teammates will be able to gang up to finish both off. Do this when the uber players don't see you coming, as an uber-ed Heavy will make short work of an oncoming Pyro.
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One-sentence summary -- Take your enemies by surprise. Disrupt the enemy team's coordination. Reveal spies with your flamethrower. Use the compression blast to break ubercharges.

Q: If you fall asleep in your room, ensure that you've got an alarm set to rouse you both with plenty of time to escape. Make sure the alarm is vibration only, or quiet enough that it wouldn't disturb your parents. Get them out of there at least an hour before your parents would normally wake up. Consider also how visible they'll be in the morning light, and whether their own parents will wake up and notice their absence. If you can't trust yourself to wake up with an alarm, don't go to sleep. If you use a clock radio, use the radio and not the buzzer. Once the other person is out of the building, have them get out of sight as soon as possible. Seeing someone leave a house in the morning can be just as incriminating as seeing them come in at night. If you're caught, you might try to convince a parent that they were stopping by to ask for homework before school, but this is far from foolproof. Clean the room of any cans, bottles, wrappers, or loose clothes. Put trash from the night at the bottom of a trash can where it's less likely to be seen, and take out the trash tomorrow (but not first thing in the morning, if this is outside your normal routine). Flushing certain items may seem tempting, but you should refrain from doing so; a clogged toilet will draw far more attention than you can risk. Besides that, it's environmentally unsound.
A: Set a silent alarm so you remember to escape in time. Get them out of there. Erase the evidence.

Article: If you experience symptoms such as eye pain or excessive watering, let your doctor know. Other conditions that warrant contacting your doctor include changes in your vision, red or swollen eyes, and if you notice unusual pus or drainage coming from any part of your eye. If you do not see any improvement or if your symptoms get worse, let your doctor know. If you are being treated for an infection, watch for symptoms in the other eye. Let your doctor know if you begin to see evidence that the infection may have spread. If you develop skin changes like a rash or hives, difficulty breathing, swelling around your eye area, swelling anywhere on your face, tightness of your chest, or feel like your throat is tightening, you may be having an allergic reaction. An allergic reaction is a medical emergency. Call 911 or seek medical attention the fastest way possible. Do not attempt to drive yourself to a hospital. If you think you are having an allergic reaction from your eye drops, rinse your eyes with an eyewash product if one is available. If you do not have an eyewash product, then use regular water to flush the eye drop solution out of your eyes to prevent further absorption. Tilt your head to the side, hold your eye open, and allow clean water to flush the eye drop solution from your eye.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Contact your doctor if you have unexpected symptoms. Monitor your symptoms. Watch for an allergic reaction. Rinse your eyes.

Problem: Article: Typically calls are made with either one reed or two reeds and a wooden, acrylic, or polycarbonate sound chamber that amplifies the sound. A single-reed call has a larger range, both in terms of volume and sound control, but is a little more difficult to master in terms of technique. This would be a good option for the advanced (or at least experienced) caller. Double reed calls are quieter but easier to control and easier to vary in terms of sound. A double reed will require more breath, but is generally a better option for the beginner. Making accurate sounds is more important than volume and double-reeds have a reliable "sweet spot" that sounds very realistic. While the notable differences are few between the different materials that make up the sound chamber, knowing the subtleties will provide you with a good guide if you're planning on buying and a smart use when you plan to use them. Acrylic calls will make a loud, sharp noise. These are useful for open-water and long distances. They're also very easy to take care of, extremely durable, and will stay clean in the elements, but are the most expensive option by far. Wooden calls make a soft and mellow tone that some say is more accurate. They're inexpensive, but more difficult to take care of, though they will last for a long time if you do. Polycarbonate calls are generally the same price as wooden calls and offer a sound somewhere in between the sharpness of the acrylic call and the softer tone of the wood. They're water-resistant and reliable. If you're going to be hunting on open water, or it's particularly windy out, you're going to need a call with a lot of volume. If you're going to hunt from a blind, or with decoys the ducks come right up to, it would be better to have a softer call that offered more finesse in terms of sounds. When you know where you're going to hunt, you can pick a smart call for the job. Talk to local hunters and sporting goods dealers to check out available calls and learn about popular varieties. Detailed instruction guides are available to guide you through the process of carving a wooden duck call, fitting it with reeds, and tuning it to the proper specifications. This allows you the option of customizing your call and designing it creatively. Cheap do-it-yourself kits are also available, but these are often low quality.
Summary: Choose between a single-reed or a double-reed call. Select between an acrylic, wooden, or polycarbonate call. Consider volume. Try making a call.

Article: If you are, make sure you have sodas or punch for the people who do not drink alcoholic beverages. Make sure water is available, too. If you buy the foods from a store, make sure they are presented as if you made them yourself. (price tags removed, plastic coverings removed, warmed if needed, etc.)
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide if you are going to serve alcohol if your party. Serve Finger foods and desserts, these are great for Christmas parties.