Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tell the bully to stop calling you names. Avoid the person as much as possible. Ignore the insult. Control your anger. Involve someone else like a teacher or coach. Recognize that there's strength in numbers.

Answer: Try not to engage in an argument or get too emotional, just tell the person what he or she is doing and that it needs to stop. A bully may try to make it seem like the name he or she is calling you is some sort of nickname and it is harmless. It is not harmless if it hurts your feeling. No one has the right to give you hurtful nicknames or dehumanize you. For example, a bully says "Hey, big head, you're walking too slow!" You can respond by exercising assertiveness and say "My name is Carlton. I'd appreciate it if you called me by my name." Do not allow the bully to dismiss your request. You have the right to ask him or her to only call you by the name you go by. That is not unreasonable or overreactive on your part. You are not being too sensitive to not want to be called names. In most cases, you do not need to interact with the bully unless you are in class or an activity with him or her. Making yourself less available to be picked on can make the bully lose interest very fast. Even if you can't completely stay away from this person, walking in a group or sitting near the front in your classes may deter bullying behavior. Avoidance can work for cyberbullying, too. If a person is calling you names online, it is smart to document any behavior by printing the evidence or taking a screenshot. Then, block the bully from all your profiles so that you no longer have to make contact with the person. Don't assume just because the bully says you are stupid that anyone believes that. If you know that is simply not true, everyone else probably does to. Often times a bully is going to pick on the most obvious thing about you that he or she thinks will bother you. Instead of taking it as an insult recognize it for what it is. For example if the bully is calling you four eyes, brush it off since all he or she is really saying is that you happen to wear glasses. It is a fact you wear them and really nothing to be bothered by. Shrug it off and walk away. Doing this immediately takes the power away from the bully. Sadly, if you react in anger, the bully will probably continue and you may also end up in trouble yourself. The bully wants to push you to react, either out of anger or sadness. The reaction is the reward for all the negative behavior so avoid that if at all possible. Try these strategies to keep anger at bay. Count to 10 slowly in your head. Breathe deeplyin through your nose and out through your mouth. Repeat to yourself "I am the picture of calm" over and over again. Imagine something funny happening to the bully, like a giant container of slime being poured over his or her head. Try not to laugh, just think this in your head to fend off getting mad. Telling an adult and asking for help is important in cases where you have tried to make it stop and it doesn't. This is also extremely important if you feel like you are in danger. Telling just one adult should be enough. If it doesn't seem to change things, tell someone else until you get the help you need. You can simply describe the behavior: "Jodie has been calling me rude names during practice. It's embarrassing." If a bully is calling you names, you can help eliminate the behavior by finding support. Bullying behavior tends to decrease when other kids do not support the bully. Ask your friends to walk with you to classes. Request that they ignore any name-calling, or stand up for you. If they don't play into the behavior by laughing or paying attention, the bullying may stop.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pat your dragon dry. Warm your dragon. Clean the container.

Answer: Remove your dragon from the water and place him on a soft, clean towel. Gently pat him dry. It's a good idea to keep a special towel just for your dragon. Once he's dry, get him under his basking light. His temperature may have dropped in the bath or during drying, so it's important that he warm himself. Bathing helps remove old skin and scales, helps with shedding, and can remove bacteria from your dragon's skin and feet, so it's extremely important to wash your dragon's tub out after every bath, especially if he defecated. Wash the tub with a good strong soap and rinse it out well after the bath. Don't forget to wash any towels or cloths that you used to clean and dry your dragon.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Inspect your children immediately. Shower as soon as possible. Wash the clothes. Recheck your child for ticks.

Answer: When your children return home from an activity where they may have come into contact with ticks, you need to perform an inspection as soon as possible. A tick inspection is an examination of the entire body to search for any ticks that may be on your children's skin. Make sure to check extra carefully in the areas most frequented by ticks -- under the arms, in the ears, inside the belly button, behind the knees, between the legs, in and around all hair, and all around the waist. You can use a handheld mirror to inspect areas that would otherwise be difficult to check. When your children get home and after a tick inspection is done, you should instruct them to shower immediately. Ticks usually remain on the skin for some time before they attach themselves more firmly. This makes it possible to wash them away before they become attached and bite, which can prevent the transmission of Lyme disease. Ticks may also attach themselves to pets, so if you walk your dog through any long grass or bushes, you should give them a wash with warm water as soon as possible after getting home. In general, deer ticks will not survive longer than 24 hours without feeding, although ticks on damp clothing can survive up to 2-3 days. After arriving home from a walk or camping trip, wash your family's clothes to remove any ticks that may have attached to them. Make sure to wash the clothes with plenty of hot water and laundry detergent. This will ensure that the tick detaches from the clothes and dies during the wash. Even if you have followed the necessary precautions, ticks are small and might be missed in the first inspection. The ticks can become attached to the skin if they are left on the skin long enough and if they do not wash off in the shower. Because they are easy to miss, it's a good idea to conduct another thorough visual exam to check your children for ticks.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try making him miss you to help him see how special you are. Switch to straightforward communication when you're ready for more. Avoid making him miss you as a way to manipulate him.

Answer:
Flirting with a guy you like by dressing up, using a sweet-smelling perfume, showing him that you've got a big social life, and so on can help him see that you're interested - and interesting. There's no harm in playing a little hard to get, as long as you don't get too consumed by trying to attract his attention. Making him miss you might turn his head initially, but eventually he'll get bored if you wait forever to answer his texts or avoid him for too long between dates. He might also catch on to your plot to make him miss you if you spend too much time bragging about the fun you have without him. Instead of figuring out new ways to make him miss you, try telling him how you really feel. It's normal to want your ex to miss you when you're gone, especially if you were the one who got dumped. However, focusing too much on making him miss you will probably end up backfiring. You'll get too obsessed by what he thinks, when instead you should be moving on. Give yourself, and him, a break and don't try to manipulate him after you've already broken up.