INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Add curve shapes for the claws.

SUMMARY: Draw a circle for the head. Draw a square for the snout. Draw a series of ovals for the mouth eyes and ears. Draw two larger ovals for body and part of the arm. Draw a series of lines connecting the head and body. Draw ovals to complete the arm outline of the werewolf. Draw another set of ovals for the legs and feet, add curves with circles on the end for the feet. Add curved lines to make the tail. Based on the outline, draw the werewolf. Add details such as fur, body marks, and body details. Erase the unnecessary outlines. Color your werewolf!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The bucket may be placed anywhere, so long as the top of the bucket is below the bottom of the tank. If the tank is very large, additional tubing and coupling(s) may be required. Cut off any excess tubing, if desired. Begin by placing the vacuum end (the larger opening) of your tube inside your aquarium. You will want to keep the end of the siphon tube several inches above the gravel. Take the opposite end of your siphon tube, and point it toward your bucket. If the siphon you are starting has a "gravel vacuum" attached to it, you can rest the open end on top of the aquarium gravel. Place the vacuum opening (the larger tube opening) into the fish tank, so that water displaces the air in the tube. Then, slowly lower the remaining length of tubing into the tank. (Water should continue to displace the air from the entire length of the tubing.) If done correctly, there will be very little air left in the tubing. Grab the discharge opening (the other, more narrow end of the flexible tube). With the vacuum opening still submerged, seal the discharge opening by pressing a finger over it. Do not break the seal. Lift the end of the tube with the discharge opening up and out of the tank. Lower it down into your bucket, maintaining the seal. Make sure the vacuum end is still against the tank bottom, and remove your finger from the discharge end of the tube. Water will begin to flow from the tank into the bucket. Keep the discharge end directed into the bucket, while you gently move the vacuum end around the tank bottom. It may be useful to have a second person on hand to help you. When you have removed enough water, you can stop the water flow by raising the discharge end to a point slightly higher than the aquarium. You will need to flood the vacuum and tube again if additional siphoning needs to be performed.
Summary: Position your bucket. Place your siphon tube in the aquarium. Flood the vacuum and tube. Seal the discharge opening. Lift the discharge opening. Direct the water into your bucket. Stop water flow.

" Handguns lack power. A high-end .44 Magnum pistol will produce about 1,000 ft/lb of muzzle energy; a traditional "varmint" caliber, the .223, will produce about 50% more energy, and high-end rifles produce over 10,000 ft/lb! With a bit of practice, a decent shooter can hit a man sized target at greater than 300 yards (274.3m) with the proper rifle, due to the more powerful round, longer barrel and the longer sight-base (the distance between the front and rear sights).
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One-sentence summary -- It has been said, "Pack a handgun for the unexpected, but if you know you'll be in a gunfight, always grab a bigger gun! The main advantages of long guns are power and accuracy.

Q: Before you begin dry-brushing, you should get on a tiled surface. Most people prefer dry brushing in their showers. Dead skin flakes will fall away from your body during the process and you want a surface that can easily be cleaned or rinsed after the process. Use your long-handled brush for this portion of dry brushing. Dry brushing begins with the bottom of your body and moves upward. By starting on the bottom of your body and moving upward, it is thought that you increase drainage to the lymph nodes and increase circulation to the heart. This may help remove unwanted toxins from the body and improve blood flow. Use long, smooth brush strokes. Work backwards, each stroke moving towards the heart. If balance is an issue, prop your leg up on a foot stool or on the side of the bathtub. Pay extra attention to rougher areas, like your ankles and the soles of your feet. Brush these areas several times to ensure any dead skin falls away. Continue to work with your long handled brush. After you've worked your way up your legs, move on to your arms. Remember the process: You're moving towards your heart with each stroke. Start with your hands and move towards the shoulders. Once again, use long and smooth brush strokes. Give rough areas, like the elbows, extra attention. Make sure dead skin falls away. Move on to the back. This can be difficult, as some areas of the back are hard to access. Make sure your brush handle reaches far enough to touch your mid-back and other hard-to-reach areas. Move from the buttocks up to the shoulder blades. Finally, move on to the torso and sides. Brush up your rib cage, moving towards the heart. On your sides, move from your hip to your armpit. Set aside the long-handled brush and get your softer bristled brush. Move on to more sensitive areas of the skin. Dry brush your face, using somewhat smaller and gentler strokes. Move from the forehead to neck. Nipples or breasts should also be dry brushed with a softer brush to avoid irritating more sensitive skin. If you want to go over your whole body again, it might be better to use the softer brush this time around to avoid undue irritation.
A: Stand on a tiled surface. Start with the feet and move up the legs. Move to your arms and then to your torso. Dry brush sensitive areas.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Apart from being a linguistic exercise, it may bring you into contact with new people and ideas. You may feel less of a stranger when you visit a place and you know some of the language. Also, at some point you will realize that there are some phrases or concepts in other languages that have no direct translation in English! This can be a challenging and fun exercise for the mind. (Note, try to be patient and positive when studying a language as it may take time to reach the level you desire.) Try to visit other countries too. Visiting cities in your country or in a different one gives you an open mind and teaches you about the universe. You will be able to understand other cultures (how people live in a different place, how they behave with each other). You will also be able to understand that there is so much to see and do anywhere. You will be fascinated on how there are so many different people and cultures in the world. That will make you smart and interesting. and willing to learn new things. Just because you're great at one thing doesn't mean you have to stick to it! Find ways to step out of your comfort zone. This is where the learning happens.

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Learn a new language. Visit new places as much as you can. Be open-minded