In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Different people react to different kind of fears and scare tactics differently. Some cannot handle a insane asylum or prison themed haunted house but can handle a zombie or monster haunt. Others can handle gore and blood but not watching the process of a human body being destroyed. Some people can watch a creature eat or kill a human but not watch a human on human version of the same thing. If you have a phobia of clowns, spiders, or bats then it's best not to go to ones that have those things in it. If you have a strong religious background or belief don't go into the ones that focus too much on spiritual, chanting or the devil and related subjects. Think about how you react to various movies and video games. Make note of what scenes and themes make you the most nauseous and disturbed. This will let you know your fear and gore levels. Look through advertisements on the internet or in seasonal publications like a haunted house directory. The biggest haunted houses are not always the most extreme. Do not judge by name either. Extreme in a haunted house is like the PG ratings in a movie. The more extreme the more farther the actors and props will go to scare visitors using gore and blood and atmosphere. Disney's Haunted Attraction is considered a mild one.
Summary: Determine your scare and gore levels. Try to find out the extremity of the haunted house.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you make first contact with the landlord, you should call or email them and provide your full name, your contact information, and your interest in the property. Be brief and to the point in your phone message or your email. You can also provide a brief description of yourself, like “responsible graduate student looking for a long term rental property” or “young professional with a strong rental history”. The rental market can be highly competitive, so try to contact the landlord as soon as you see the property for rent online or in the Classifieds section of the newspaper. If you were referred to the rental property by a friend who lives in the building, and they are in good standing with the landlord, you can also mention them as a referral in your phone message or email. Compile all of the necessary documentation for your application so you can simply hand it to the prospective landlord during the rental inspection. This will speed up the application process and make it easier for the landlord to determine if you would be a good fit for the rental property. Your rental resume should include:  Details of your rental history: This should include your current address and past addresses, as well as contact information for past landlords and the dates you resided at each location. If you cannot locate detailed information for all of your rental history, focus on the last two places you rented or lived in. Details of your employment history: This should include contact information for your current employer and your past employer, including their names, addresses, and phone numbers. You should also include your salary history and the dates of your employment. This will show the landlord that you have a steady income and can afford to pay rent every month. At least two references: You should prepare at least two references, one professional reference like your current boss or former landlord, as well as one personal reference, like a family friend or former next-door neighbor. Look for individuals who can boost your application and give you a good recommendation. Your credit history and credit score: If possible, you should try to get a copy of your credit history and your current credit score from your bank. This will show your landlord you have a history of good credit and can pay bills on time. If you have a poor credit score, you should prepare a reason or explanation for your poor credit score and be able to provide current employment information that will show you can pay rent on time every month. Make the best first impression when you meet the prospective landlord by dressing professionally and looking presentable. This doesn’t necessarily mean a suit and tie but you should put some care into your appearance. Avoid sweats, slippers, or uncombed hair. A clean shirt, jeans, and a clean appearance will show you put effort into looking presentable for the landlord. If your potential roommate is coming with you on the rental inspection, ensure they are also dressed professionally and are presentable for the first meeting with the landlord. Try to be a bit early and wait outside of the rental property for the landlord with a big smile. This will make a good first impression and the landlord will likely remember that you made the effort to be on time.
Summary: Contact the landlord in a respectful manner. Prepare a rental resume. Dress professionally for the rental inspection. Be on time for the rental inspection.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When the bicycle is upright, you will be able to measure the bike wheel without the bike tipping onto you. If you are measuring the bike alone, a retractable metal tape measure will be sturdier than a plastic tape measure while leaving you a free hand. This measurement is the wheel's radius, or half of its diameter. Multiply the length by two in order to calculate the tire's diameter. With the exception of BMX models, most adult bicycle wheels are between 26 and 29 inches in diameter. If your tire is mounted, check the sidewall to find the measurement. The distance is the tire's width. It can vary greatly depending on the tire's intended use. Generally, the wider the tread, the rougher the intended terrain, while narrower treads promise a smoother, faster ride. Remember when purchasing a new tire that traditional, or standard sizes place the diameter first, followed by the width. For example, a tire sized 26 x 1.75 would have a 26-inch diameter and a 1.75-inch width across the tread.
Summary:
Stand the bike upright by leaning it against a wall or using the kick stand. Measure the distance in inches from the ground beneath the tire to the center point of the wheel. Measure the flat part of the tire across the tread from one side to the other. Put the diameter first and the width second.