Write an article based on this "Confront your negative thoughts. Test the reality of your fear. Stop unrealistic predictions. Realize that not everyone is judging you. Understand that everyone feels anxiety. Understand overcoming this will take practice. Change your focus."
article: Social anxiety disorder can cause you to think negative thoughts about yourself when faced with a social situation. You may think "I'll look like a fool" or "I'm going to humiliate myself." The first step to overcoming them is to identify the thoughts when they pop into you head. Knowing what is causing social phobia can help you overcome it. Stop yourself when you think these thoughts and say, "No, I will not look like a fool. I am strong and competent and I'm going to get through this." After you have confronted and identified the thoughts, analyze the fear. Try to overwrite the negative thoughts in your brain with positive, realistic ones. Ask yourself questions about your negative thoughts. For example, ask "Do I know I'm going to humiliate myself" or "How do I know I'm going to blow my presentation?" Then ask yourself, "Will it be the end of the world if I mess up?" The logical answers to the questions are: more than likely, you will not humiliate yourself or mess up. Even if you do mess up, you are human, as is everyone watching you. Even professionals mess up. One unhelpful thing people do when dealing with social fears is make false, unrealistic predictions about the social situation. You can't predict what will happen. If you try, you will only come up with the worst case scenario, which will not be close to a realistic reflection of the actual event. This only causes unnecessary anxiety. Remember that you have the power to change your exaggerated thoughts. For example, if you're going to a wedding, focus on the fact that you won't be the center of attention. Visualize being at the wedding and speaking confidently to others and enjoying yourself. Often times social fears can be a result of thinking that everyone around you is passing judgment on you. If so, take a step back, and realize that most people aren't focused on you. If they are focused on you, they are not thinking the same negative thoughts as you are. Don't try to read people's minds. You can't know what people are thinking. Plus, they do not see the same negative self that you see in your mind. Use social situations to practice changing negative thoughts about yourself, and practice stopping and altering your thoughts about judgement from others. You are not the only person that feels anxiety in social situations. Over 12% of the population has it, and that number is increasing. Understanding this can help put you on the same level as everyone around you. You are not alone in your fears. Also, since everyone feels anxiety from time to time, remembering this can help you realize people won't criticize or judge you if they realize you are anxious. Overcoming your social anxiety won't happen overnight. It takes commitment and lots of practice. You are learning new behaviors, new patterns of thinking, and new social skills. This all takes practice. However, little by little, you will learn these new skills and start being able to overcome or manage your phobia. One of the ways to help reduce your anxiety is to take the focus off of yourself in social situations. Try to pay attention to your surroundings, the conversation, and connecting with the people around you. Begin to understand that although you are focused with how others will think of you, everyone else is not as focused on you. If you say or do something embarrassing, others may not even notice. Or if they do, they will quickly forget it. Try to focus on other things when you notice your physical symptoms in social situations. You are not being as obvious as you think. It is very rare that others can notice physical symptoms of anxiety or even panic attacks. Instead notice your experience of the event, such as music you hear, how each bite of food tastes, or other entertainment such as art or dancing. Most people are just as nervous in social situations as you are. They are too busy focused on themselves.

Write an article based on this "Get rubbing alcohol and a lint-free cloth. Eject the DVD and apply a dab of rubbing alcohol to your cloth. Wipe the DVD from the center to the edge with the cloth. Give the DVD a few minutes to dry before putting it in the DVD player. Test the DVD to see if it's still skipping."
article: If you wear glasses, use the lint-free cloth you use to clean your lenses. This type of cloth is excellent at cleaning materials without damaging them. If you don't have rubbing alcohol at home, buy a bottle at your local supermarket or convenience store. You can use a bottle of distilled water if you can't find rubbing alcohol anywhere. Do not use tap water as it may have some salt in it and this will cause further damage to your DVD. Some DVD players might require you to hit the "stop" button on your remote control before you can eject it from the machine. Hold the cloth over the opening of your bottle. Quickly tilt the bottle to add a small dab of rubbing alcohol to the cloth. When handling the DVD, hold the disc by the edges. Holding the middle of the disc or other areas may cause further damage. Holding the outside of the disc, place your cloth at the center and wipe in a gentle, fluid motion toward the outside edge of the disc. Wipe the bottom side of the DVD, the side with the shiny surface. Do not use pressure or friction when wiping as you'll only damage the disc. Wipe from the center to the outside around the entire disc. Avoid wiping the disc in a circular motion. This will cause more scratches and further damage the DVD. Your DVD won't be very wet after rubbing it with a damp cloth, but you should give it a few minutes to dry. Don't lay it down while it dries as dust or dirt might accumulate on its surface. If the DVD works perfectly, the cleaning process worked. If the DVD keeps skipping, either the DVD or the DVD player is at fault. Try using another DVD in the player. If that DVD doesn't skip, your other DVD is broken. If it does skip, it's likely that your DVD player is at fault.

Write an article based on this "Open Photos. Tap Shared. Tap +. Enter the name of your Photo Album. Tap Next. Enter the contact names you want to share album with. Tap Create. Tap on your new album. Tap +. Select the photos you want to share. Tap Done. Tap Post."
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This is the app showing a colorful flower icon. You can usually find it next to your "Camera" app. You can find this tab in the grey bar at the bottom of your screen. If this is your first time sharing an album, select "Get Started" in the center of your screen. If you have previously used iCloud Photo Sharing, select "Sharing" in the top left corner of the screen to get to the main menu. This will be the blue button in the top left corner of your screen. If you do not see this button, tap "Back" to return to the iCloud Photo Sharing screen. This name will be visible to anyone you share the album with. You can now select the contacts you want to share your photo album with. Type the name or phone number of a contact with an Apple device. Your shared album will now be available for photo sharing. You can find this under the "Shared" tab. The title of the album will be under the gallery's icon. You will now be able to add photos to your shared album. By tapping a photo, you can share any of the pictures stored on your device. A blue checkmark will appear on the selected photos. The selected photos will be uploaded to the shared album. Once it's done uploading it'll notify you and ask the sender "Do you wanna share this with the recipient? Yes or no." The photos added to the album will be available to the contacts who have access to the shared gallery.