Write an article based on this "Place the durag on your head. Wrap the ties behind the head. Cross the ties in front of the head. Tie a knot. Pull down on the flap. Fold up flap if desired."
article: You can choose a color and style of durag that work for you. Many people prefer doo rag that are a stretchy material that can be seen through when stretched. This makes them more breathable when they're tied tightly around your head. Line the center seam up with the center of your head for symmetry. Place the durag so that the front edge sits between your eyebrows and your hairline. Make sure your hairline is covered. If you have sideburns, they should stick out underneath. Take one tie in each hand. Pull both ties back behind the head so that they cross in an "X" behind the head. The ties will want to roll up so that they seem more like ropes than bands of fabric. Pull the ties back on their respective sides of the head. So the tie on the right hand side gets pulled back along the right side of the head. Ties should rest between the ear and the head, so that the ears stay exposed. If you don't want the ties to roll up like ropes, you can press them flat against your head as you pull them and wrap them. Once you've crossed the ties in the back of your head, pull them back in front. Make sure they cross in the center of your forehead. Then pull them all the way to the back of your head. If you want them to lie flat, you can smooth them out at this point also. Don't pull the ties too tightly or you can get headaches. Tie the ties into a knot at the back of your head. It should sit at the base of your skull. Begin as though you were tying your shoes. However, instead of making loops, simply make a double knot. Be careful not to tie it so tightly that you can't undo it later. The flap will now be hanging down your neck underneath the ties. Pull it down as though you were trying to get it to touch your back. This will tighten the durag and give some nice compression on your hair. Don't pull too hard or it will feel uncomfortable. Once the flap is pulled tight, you may want to tuck or tie it up. This prevents the flap from hanging down on your neck, which can get hot, or look sloppy. You can roll the flap up from the bottom and tuck it over the ties so that they hold it in place. If the flap is long enough, you can tie it in a knot and then tuck it up into the ties. This will create a small bump where the knot gets tucked.

Write an article based on this "Do not rub your eye. Wash your hands. Take your contact lenses out. Start with your face in a downward position. Rinse your eyes with water. Use a specific eye-washing sink or station if there is one available. Use a cotton swab or a piece of tissue."
article: The first thing to be aware of, if you have gotten dirt or another substance into your eye, is not to touch it or rub it with your hands. This can make it harder to get out, and it also poses the risk of infection by getting the dirt and germs from your hands into your eye. Note that even if your eye is sore, itchy, or otherwise irritated, it is very important not to touch it at this point. Oftentimes the irritation will settle once you get the dirt or foreign substance out. Prior to clearing your eye (which you will do by washing out your eye), it is important to ensure that your hands are clean. Even though you will not be touching your eye directly with your hands, you will be using your hands to collect water for cleaning so it is important that they be sanitized. Washing with soap and warm water will do the trick. If you are wearing contact lenses, it is important to remove them prior to washing your eye. Also throw them out, as you will not want to re-use these contact lenses. As you prepare to wash your eye, you will want to make sure your head is facing downward, and not straight or tilted backward. Otherwise, you risk having the foreign substance wash further into your eye, rather than coming out when you rinse it with water. With your head facing downward, start by blinking a few times. Blinking releases some natural lubrication from your tear ducts that may be enough for the object to fall out (as long as you are still facing in a downward position). Assuming the foreign object is still lodged in your eye, the next step is to cup both of your hands under the sink faucet and to fill them with warm water. Then, lower the affected eye into the water in your hands, keeping the eye open. Just let it sit in the water, and hopefully this will be enough for the object to dislodge and come out. Again, be sure to face downward the whole time so that the object or dirt comes out of your eye, rather than going further into it. Oftentimes, in places such as chemistry labs, there is a specific eye-washing station available. The "faucet" is designed to directly shoot water into your eye, so that you do not need to use your hands to cup the water. This is more effective than a regular sink at removing dirt or debris from your eyes, so if one is available your best bet is to use it. If you look in the mirror and see a foreign object on your cornea (the transparent front part of your eye that covers the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber), you can try using a cotton swab or a piece of tissue and pressing it gently onto the affected part of your eye. Oftentimes, the foreign substance will stick to it, and it can be removed in this way.

Write an article based on this "Have the attitude. Fight the stereotype. Don't shun your pre punk friends."
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Remember at all times, that you are angry. You don't like authority, cops, parents, bosses, whatever. Do what the hell you want. Punk shows in the 80s were famous for anger. Remember, a 80s punk show is one where you can throw a beer bottle in the air and not care where it comes down. Hang out with others like you. Nothing says punk like hanging out drinking a brew on a street corner with your fellow punks. In the 80s punks had the reputation of being a bit dumb or uneducated, mostly because they were young. You, however, are more street smart and wiser about the ways of the world. The 2000s are a less innocent time. So fight the stereotype of a dumb punk by reading up on your anarchist literature and quote Alan Watts at them until their heads spin. Haters gonna hate, but that doesn't mean you have to embrace the stereotype of the dumb punk. There is some chance you decide not to be a punk anymore, so you want to be able to go back.