Write an article based on this "Use a spoon with your dominant hand to eat soups or other liquids. Place the spoon on the plate that the bowl rests on when you are done eating. Use a spoon to help push food onto your fork instead of a knife."
article: Hold the spoon so that it is facing up with your index finger below the handle and your thumb on top. Carefully scoop the soup or liquid up with the spoon and bring it to your mouth to eat it. Eat slowly and carefully to avoid spills or unpleasant sounds from cutlery scraping. Most times, at least in restaurants, soups and liquid dishes are served in bowls that rest on a plate to catch spills. Place the spoon on the right side of this plate when you are done eating.  This will serve to catch any drops of liquid that remain on it and so your dishes can be easily taken away If there is no plate under the bowl, then it is acceptable to place the spoon in the bowl. Hold the spoon in your non-dominant hand and the fork in your dominant hand with the points facing up. Turn the spoon on its side and use it to gently push food onto your fork to help you scoop it up. This is method is especially useful for foods, such as rice, that are more difficult to scoop up with a fork.

Write an article based on this "Define your limits. Don’t allow insults or name calling. Ban the use of curse words. Prohibit the use of yelling. Don’t allow blaming."
article: When setting your boundaries, always be as straightforward as possible and tell your boyfriend what behaviors will not be tolerated. Look him in his eye, and show a quiet strength so he will take your boundaries seriously. You can also role play saying the words ahead of time so you feel more confident when the time comes. Insults and name calling are about control and humiliation and are not part of a healthy relationship. In fact, when your partner insults your appearance, intelligence, opinions, or choices, that is considered emotional abuse. When your boyfriend calls you a name, stop what you are doing, look him in his eyes, and forcefully say, “don’t ever call me that again”. You don’t have to answer any questions or give an explanation; simply repeat yourself until he understands.  Insults can be extremely hurtful emotionally, but they can also do long term damage by hurting your self-esteem and making your more dependent on your boyfriend. Never blame yourself for your boyfriend’s mean words, and never begin to think they are true. For example, if your boyfriend calls you fat in the heat of an argument, don’t buy into it. Cursing during an argument is like waving a red flag at a bull; it only acts as a way to build upon negative emotions. When your boyfriend curses at you, it puts out a negative energy and makes you feel ashamed and defensive. Use “I” statements to tell your boyfriend that you will not accept him cursing at you. For example, say something like, “I understand that you’re upset about me not calling you back and that’s where your anger is coming from, but I can’t allow you to curse at me because it makes me feel upset when you do that”. Yelling only brings about negative energy and can often make you feel angry, scared, or defensive. However, sometimes people who are prone to anger don’t even realize they’re yelling. Use “I” statements to define your boundaries and tell your boyfriend that you will not accept him yelling at you.  For example, try saying, “I can’t allow you to yell at me. I feel angry when you yell and it is not productive. I will talk to you later when we have both had a chance to calm down”. If your boyfriend denies that he yells, have a tape recorder handy to let him listen to himself at a later time. When playing it back, gently explain to him that what he said on the tape is irrelevant, and you’re only playing it back to him to show him how loud his volume can get. Blaming is ineffective because it limits communication and cuts down on the possibility of actually resolving your issue. When your boyfriend is angry, he may place the blame on you, telling you how bad you are and making you feel very small. Set your boundaries and tell your boyfriend that you will not accept blaming behaviors. You can do this by using “I” statements.  Use “I” statements to tell your boyfriend how you feel when he places all of the blame on you. For example you can say, “I feel upset when you blame me for all of our problems”. Then, use an “I” statement to tell your boyfriend that blame is no longer allowed. For example, say, “I don’t think blaming each other will help us resolve our problem. I can no longer allow you to blame me for making you angry”.

Write an article based on this "Purchase a load-balancing router. Connect any modems to your router. Open the router's configuration page Click Advanced. Click Load Balance. Uncheck the "Enable Application Optimized Routing" box. Uncheck the "Enable Bandwidth Based Balance Routing" box. Click OK or Save. Enjoy your combined connections' speed."
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A load-balancing router combines all of your Internet connections into one massive broadcast. You can connect multiple modems with different wireless networks to your load-balancing router in order to process all of the modems' connections. A two-connection load-balancing router will cost you between $40 and $90. If you have two or more wireless networks broadcasting from separate modems, you can connect them to your load-balancing router by attaching one end of an Ethernet cable to the square "Internet" port on your selected modem and then connecting the other end to a square port on the back of your router. on your computer. You'll do this by entering the IP address for your usual network, which can be found in your connection settings. If connecting to the IP address in your computer's connection settings doesn't lead you to the router's configuration page, check the "Basic Setup" section of your router's manual for the proper address. You'll usually find this tab on the left side of the router's page. Although most load-balancing routers have similar pages, you may see slightly different options in different locations depending on your load-balancing router's manufacturer. Again, you'll usually find this on the left side of the page. You'll most likely find this box near the top of the page. Unchecking this box and the one before it will allow your load-balancing router to distribute your connected Wi-Fi networks in one single connection. Your settings will be saved. If you've completed your load-balancing router setup and your computer is currently connected to the load-balancing router's name in your Wi-Fi menu, you should notice a difference in your browsing speed.