Write an article based on this "Answer the other players' questions. Keep your answers simple. Stay honest. Play again."
article: Listen carefully to the other players, and give answers to the best of your knowledge. Whether you're playing one by one or trading turn as a group, there will be many points in the game where you have to answer questions they have about their card. If their card name isn't familiar to you and you don't know the specific answer they're looking for, allow another player to give the answer, or tell them to choose another question. If there's an element of competition in your game, you'll want the answers other players receive to be as unhelpful as possible. Although you always have to be forthcoming with information, certain versions of the game allow for more than "yes or no" answers. If this is the case, you should try to get by telling them as little as possible about their answer. This includes attempting to make a poker-face when it comes to revealing how close a player is for guessing correctly. You can still have lots of fun and laugh, just try not to make expressions directly based on the competition. Be forthcoming with whatever answers you give. Honesty is the only way a game of "Who Am I?" can function. Even in the most competitive scenario, a single dishonest answer can skew someone's entire game. Give the other player the correct answer to every piece of information he's looking for. In certain silly circumstances, giving a player bad information may be seen as an amusing prank. You and your group may choose to play again once the other players have finished guessing their answers. If this is the case, you should make a new set of cards for people to use. Reshuffling and swapping the cards you've already used is an option as well, but since people will have seen all of the cards, a second round offers players the possibility of deducing their answer simply by looking at the cards of other players. Sessions tend to get more enjoyable once people have warmed up and have a positive social momentum going.

Write an article based on this "Sign up for a Google Account. Click the app menu icon (9 square boxes) at the top right corner of the screen of Google.com, then select "Drive". Click "New, then select "Google Docs."
article: To use Google Docs, you must have a Google account. If you do not have one, sign up now. If you're using a mobile device, you should also install the Google Docs app. iPhone and iPad users can get it from the App Store. On Android, grab it from the Play Store. You are now viewing your Google Drive. In the mobile app, tap the "+" icon. " Now you'll see a brand new Google Docs file open in the program. Mobile users, tap "New Document" instead. Google Docs files save automatically, so there's no need to press Save when you're done.

Write an article based on this "Avoid walkers. Strap on some walking wings. Provide push and pull toys."
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The tide has turned against baby walkers and many people will warn you against using them due to delaying development of motor skills as well as high risk of injury to your toddler. Just 24 hours of using a walker can result in delays in excess of 3 days for walking and standing on their own. Walkers allow the toddler to move at a faster speed than normal, as well as giving them access to things they would not normally be able to reach. Canada considers the use of walkers so dangerous, that they banned them in 2004. This is a product created to assist in supporting your toddler from the ribs rather than pulling up on their arms, which could lead to injuries. Strap the padded vest around the toddler's ribs. Hold a loop in each hand above each of the toddler's shoulders. Pulling up slightly to give the toddler support, begin moving them forward one step at a time. This will give your child something to hold onto as they explore moving around the house on their feet. They will have the support of an object which moves with them. Find a toy which is heavy enough to support your toddler and has a wide base for balance. Start with a push toy. This will be easier for them to use and encourage them to move forward while looking straight ahead. Consider a toy which is a miniature version of something your toddler has seen you use, like a mini shopping cart full of toys. Pull toys, like wagons, are more complicated and can tempt the toddler to look behind them instead of where they are going. Make sure their path is cleared of obstacles.