Problem: Article: Toxicity can show up in a lot of different ways. You may have a toxic friend and not even realize it. Here are several ways that toxic behavior can manifest: They create and are surrounded by interpersonal issues. They try to manipulate and control you. They are needy and make strong demands on your attention. They are extremely critical of themselves and other people. They are unwilling to seek help or try to change. They are extremely disrespectful and always seem to get their way. A strong form of toxicity is constant anger. These people are irritable and will get upset at you for the smallest slight. You may feel like you are having to watch your back constantly in order to keep them from jumping on you. Recognize the traits of an angry person so you can learn to respond appropriately. Here are a few signs of an angry person: Shouting at people. Threatening people. Interrogating people with hostile questioning. Regularly using strong, intense language. Another form of toxicity that shows up is the cynical person. Cynical people have a negative view of the world. This view infects everything in their life and they have a difficult time being positive. They are hard to be around because of the unending dark cloud overhead. Cynical people may: Complain endlessly about their lives. Never be satisfied with how you act toward them. Fail to contribute anything positive to the relationship. Feel distrust and unnecessary negativity towards others. One useful way to determine if people are toxic is to pay attention to how you feel around them. You can "check in" at certain points while you are around people. Ask yourself the following questions: Am I feeling drained right now? Does it seem like the person is draining my emotions? Am I walking on eggshells? Am I afraid to say the wrong thing because they might react negatively? Am I ignoring my own voice? Is the person making it hard for me to listen to myself and follow my own values? Do I feel smaller and less important around this person? You may be too close to the toxic people to know if they are really toxic or not. They could just be going through a rough patch. Try asking a different friend or someone with good judgment if they think the person is toxic. This will help you zero in on the toxic people in your life. Your own judgment is a good source of information, but sometimes when we get too close to a situation it can be hard to have an unbiased opinion.
Summary: Look for basic signs of a toxic person. Watch for people who are constantly angry. Watch for cynics who get you down. Assess how you feel around people. Get a second opinion.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Press the Power button located either at the top or along the sides of the phone. The Power button's location depends on the make and model of your phone, but is commonly placed on these parts. Removing the SIM card depends on the make and model of your phone: Some phones have the "hot swap" feature. This means that the SIM card can be taken out of the phone without shutting it down. Look for a slot around the sides of your phone. If you can see one, carefully open it and you'll see the SIM card. To remove it, press it a little inside the phone and it will pop out. Some example of phones that have the "hot swap" feature are iPhones and some Android phones from LG and HTC. If you're phone doesn't have the "hot swap" feature or you can't find any SIM card slot around the phone, this means that you can take out the SIM card by removing the back cover and battery of the phone. Turn off your phone. Find a notch, either at the top or bottom side of the phone, that you can use to lift off the back cover. Once the cover is off, take out battery by following the arrows guides located on the battery itself. Insert the SIM card in place of the contract SIM card you took out, and place back the battery and back cover. Press the Power button and wait for the screen to light up. Instead of the normal home screen, a screen that requires you to enter a key will be displayed. Using your phone's keypad, type in the 8-digit unlock key. Press the "Enter" or "OK" button to enter the code. A confirmation message will appear on the screen notifying you that the key has been accepted. Your contract phone has been unlocked and is now ready to be used on any service carrier.

SUMMARY: Switch off your phone. Take the contract SIM card out of your phone. Replace the contract SIM card with another SIM card from a different service carrier. Switch on your phone. Enter the unlock key.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This butter may also have 2 tablespoons of chopped fresh herbs such as rosemary, parsley, chives, basil, sage or oregano. This butter may be used immediately, or chilled for further use. It can taste strongly of garlic, so use according to the guest. For a mellow flavour, roast or gently fry your garlic first.
Summary: Blend butter with 1 tablespoon of finely minced garlic.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When pronouncing German words, try to hold your mouth fairly tightly shut when talking. This is how native Germans speak. Germans have visible tension in their mouth and pull their lips to the side when they pronounce words. Sometimes non-native speakers of German will hold their mouths too slack, especially their lower lips. Too loose of a lower lip, and you will not sound German. You will look like you're chewing gum, and your accent will be obvious! When saying sit in German, it's important that you understand that an "s" in German doesn't sound like an English "s." When the letter "s" appears in front of a vowel, you need to pronounce the German consonant "s" like you would pronounce the English "z." Thus, the "s" at the start of the word "sitzen" should be pronounced like an English "z." The German sound "z" is not voiced as strongly in German as it is in English, though. Be aware that the way you pronounce the letter "s" is different though when it appears at the end of a word instead of at the front. The sound at the end is a hissing sound of an "s." That is also the case when a double "s" appears in the middle of a word. When the German letter "z" is in the middle of a word (as with sitzen), it is pronounced as an English "ts" sound.
Summary:
Hold your mouth correctly. Pronounce consonants correctly in German.