Write an article based on this "Draw a circle. Draw a skinny triangle that overlaps the circle. Draw another identical skinny triangle for the other half of the circle. Erase the inner lines and any extra outlines."
article: Its base should cut the circle in two halves. Smooth the shape a little from the sides. The result should be a "marquise" shape or a double pointed oval.

Write an article based on this "Bathe or shower regularly to keep your skin and hair clean. Use a mild antibacterial soap every day to eliminate bacteria on your skin. Gently exfoliate your skin using a loofah or washcloth. Dry your skin thoroughly after bathing. Try a bleach bath. Wear clean, loose-fitting clothes."
article: Frequent bathing is especially important in hot weather when boils are more likely to form. Bathe or shower at least once a day, and after sweating. This will help prevent the Staphylococcus aureus (staph) bacteria that may be on your skin from getting into your pores or under your skin and starting a boil. Pay special attention to areas where boils are most likely to form, including the face, neck, armpits, shoulders, and buttocks. Look for a soap, body wash, or facial cleanser that says "antibacterial" on the label. There are many varieties available at your local grocery store or pharmacy. If you find your antibacterial soap too drying, look for a gentle formulation like Cetaphil. Most antibacterial soaps use the active ingredient triclosan. For a natural alternative, look for a soap containing tea tree oil, a natural antibacterial agent. In some cases, a prescription strength antibacterial soap may be needed. If you have ongoing problems with boils or other skin infections, ask your doctor about one of these. You can also try an acne body cleanser with benzoyl peroxide. This will help prevent clogged pores that can lead to boils. Be careful not to scrub so hard that you damage your skin. Bacteria thrive in warm, damp environments so careful drying is important. You might also use baby powder, or a medicated powder like Gold Bond to help keep moisture-prone areas drier throughout the day. Doctors often recommend bleach baths for people with skin problems such as eczema, but they may also help kill the bacteria on your skin that causes boils. Use cup household bleach in a bathtub full of warm water. Soak for 10-15 minutes. Do not take more than 3 bleach baths per week. Do not submerge your head or get the bathwater in your eyes, nose, or mouth. Although bleach baths are usually safe for children, talk to your doctor or pediatrician before giving your child a bleach bath. Avoid re-wearing clothes that you have sweated in. Wear loose-fitting clothes that will not rub against your skin and irritate it. Tight clothing will not allow your skin to breathe, which can cause irritation and leave you prone to boils.

Write an article based on this "Remove the shots from the mold. Transfer the brains to a serving platter and add the blood. Slice the tops off the brains before serving."
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When the jello has had at least several hours to set and is completely firm, remove the brains from the refrigerator. Flip the molds over onto the baking sheet. Gently peel the side of the mold away from the top of the jello to remove the brains. Move the brains from the baking sheet and arrange them on a large flat plate or serving platter. Place one to two drops of red food coloring or raspberry syrup onto each brain to make the brains look bloody. The red food coloring is optional, and the brains will be just as yummy if you choose not to add it. Once the brains have been plated and garnished with blood, you can serve them as is. Or, for an added effect, cut the tops off of each brain to reveal the filling inside. After slicing off the top, lay each top back on the brain, but slightly to the side so you can see the filling. Now your zombie brain jello shots are ready to serve and enjoy!