Problem: Write an article based on this summary: You should be able to load your gun quickly 100% of the time without looking at your pistol, your hands, or your magazines. Emergency reload is the reload in which you have spent all the rounds from your magazine and your slide is locked back. Tactical reload is the reload in which you encounter a lull in the gunfight and are able to place yourself behind cover. You should be practiced enough that when you are shooting (no matter how many rounds are in the magazine), you should be able to feel when the handgun is empty.

Answer: This should all be done while keeping your gun pointed at your target. Psychologically, lowering your gun gives your intended target an advantage over you and keeps you focused on your gun rather than on your target. The technique is as follows: when the slide locks back, you want to grab another magazine (likely from a magazine pouch). As you move the fresh magazine toward the gun, eject the empty magazine letting it hit the ground (they should essentially pass each other during the drill). Place the rear of the magazine against the rear of the magazine well of the gun, align the two, and with some force (though there should be little resistance) seat the magazine using the heel of your palm; then depress the slide release. You know you have spent some rounds from the current magazine and want to prepare for whatever may come next. This drill can be done at the ready, since it should be done from behind cover and the other shooter (target) may be visible, but not an immediate threat. Reach to your magazine pouch (or other magazine holder a pocket perhaps and grab a magazine with your thumb, index finger, and middle finger. Move back to the gun and eject the partially depleted magazine into your hand, grabbing the ejected magazine with your ring finger, pinkie, and the palm of your hand. Insert the fresh magazine into the gun and tug on it slightly to make sure that it is seated in the magazine well correctly. (This is especially important when loading a magazine that is topped off.) This reload doesn't require manipulation of the slide release. This reload should be executed before you re-holster your pistol so if you need to draw again you are fully prepared. The slide has two separate actions every time a round is fired; after the last round is fired you will only feel the first action, ultimately there is less muzzle flip. The quicker you are able to reload the magazine, the better. After this, you execute an emergency reload.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Flirt with them and see how they respond. Befriend them. Make an inside joke with them. Notice when he/she listens.

Answer: If the person flirts back, there's a good chance that they're interested in you. If they just nod, but don't engage, they might not be paying attention or they might be scared they'll say the wrong thing. If they start acting nervous and fidgety, they could really like you and feel anxious that you'll reject them, but they could also be figuring out how to let you down easy. Trust your gut! It can be hard to tell, but your intuition can lead you in the right direction. Bear in mind that some people are naturally flirty. Flirting back does not necessarily mean that the person likes you it might just indicate attraction, or that he/she is especially outgoing. Try casually touching the person to see how they respond. Put your hand on his/her arm or shoulder when you're speaking, and sit with your thighs and shoulders touching. If the person seems to respond well to your touch, it might be a good sign. Many strong relationships have begun as simple friendships. If you become this person's friend, you'll learn more about them and they'll learn more about you. If the two of you are compatible, you might start to like each other. This can also help the person feel more comfortable around you. Try going out with a group of your friends and inviting the "Someone." This can make it much more comfortable to be around someone that you like. You can't necessarily force this, but you can ride the momentum if it happens. Bring up the inside joke again a day or two later, and see if the person remembers it. This can be a good way to gauge whether the person places significance upon your interactions. It may indicate attraction if the person pays rapt attention when you talk about yourself. He/she might ask you questions about your life. As you get to know each other more deeply, you might find yourselves talking about personal preferences and experiences that don't normally come up in conversation. If he/she listens and remembers the details hours or days later, then there's a good chance that he/she likes you. Again, this is not a certain method of telling that someone likes you. However, it can be a pretty good indication. Try telling a long story to see if the person listens but don't make it a boring tale. If he/she is hanging off of your every word, he/she probably finds you interesting.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know what normal blood pressure should be. Catch signs of prehypertension. Detect signs of stage 1 hypertension. Assess whether you have stage 2 hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Understand that blood pressure can also be too low. Consult a physician if you suspect you have any stage of hypertension or low blood pressure.

Answer: For an adult, the systolic blood pressure should be less than 120 mmHg and the diastolic blood pressure should be less than 80 mmHg. This range is considered "normal." Healthy behaviors, including diet and exercise, should be maintained in order to maintain this blood pressure range. Prehypertension is not necessarily dangerous by itself, but someone with prehypertension is at risk of experiencing hypertension in the future. An adult in a state of prehypertension will have a systolic blood pressure between 120 and 139 mmHG and a diastolic blood pressure between 80 and 89 mmHg. Talk to a health care professional about making changes to your diet and lifestyle in order to drop your blood pressure. During state 1 hypertension, also known simply as high blood pressure, an adult's systolic blood pressure is between 140 ad 159 mmHg. The diastolic blood pressure is between 90 and 99 mmHg. Hypertension requires professional medical care. Schedule an appointment with your doctor so that he or she may prescribe an appropriate hypertension medication. This is a serious condition and requires prompt medical care. If your systolic blood pressure is at or above 160 mmHg and your diastolic blood pressure is at or above 100 mmHG, you have stage 2 hypertension. If your systolic blood pressure stays around 85 mmHg and your diastolic blood pressure remains around 55 mmHG, your blood pressure may be too low. Symptoms of low blood pressure include lightheadedness, fainting spells, dehydration, lack of concentration, vision problems, nausea, fatigue, depression, rapid breathing, and clammy skin. Talk with your doctor to discuss possible reasons behind your drop in blood pressure and possible ways to raise it up to normal levels. Your doctor will retest your blood pressure to make sure your readings are accurate. If you do have hypertension, or prehypertension, your doctor will make recommendations for lowering your blood pressure. This will include lifestyle changes, if you have prehypertension, in addition to medication if you have actual hypertension. The doctor may also test for other conditions that hinder normal blood pressure, especially if the patient is already on medication. If you are already on medication for your blood pressure, your doctor may suggest therapy or consider testing for additional health problems that prevent the medication from working properly.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut a sheet of plastic wrap 3 times larger than your soap. Set the soap on top of the plastic wrap. Stretch the top edge of the plastic wrap over the top edge of the soap. Pull the bottom edge of the plastic over the bottom edge of the soap. Bring the left and right sides of the plastic wrap over the soap. Secure the side edges with a piece of tape or a label.

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Professional-grade food wrap would be ideal, but you can use basic saran wrap for this as well. Don't worry about being too precise when it comes to the size of the plastic, however; you'll be stretching and trimming it later. This method is not recommended for hot or cold process soap, as that type of soap needs to "breathe." This method is great for melt-and-pour soap. Place the plastic wrap on a flat surface and smooth out any ripples. Set the soap face-down on top, making sure that it is centered. If this is a rectangular bar of soap, make sure that one of the long edges is facing you. This is a little like wrapping a gift. Take the top edge of the plastic wrap, and bring it over the top edge of the soap. Pull it tight enough so that it clings to the soap. The plastic wrap shouldn't go past the bottom edge of the soap. If it does, trim it off. Make sure that the top edge is smoothed down first. If it isn't, then take a moment to smooth out any wrinkles with your fingers. Next, take the bottom edge and pull it tightly across the back of the soap, just like you did with the top edge. Again, the plastic shouldn't go past the top edge of the soap. If it does, cut the excess off. Make sure that you smooth down the bottom edge against the plastic wrap. It should cling to it. Do the left side first, then the right. Make sure that you pull them tight enough so that they stretch and stick to the plastic that's already around the soap. Like with the top and bottom edges, the plastic shouldn't extend past the side edges of the soap. You can trim these edges shorter so that they touch in the middle instead of overlap. While not absolutely necessary, this will help cover up the seam as well as ensure that it doesn't come undone. A piece of tape is all you really need, but a label can give your soap a professional touch. For example: If you own a store, you could print out your logo and use that as a sticker label. If you are selling your soap, consider printing out an ingredient label and using that instead of tape.