Problem: Article: Earthquakes can trap people in their homes for days at a time in the worst-case scenario, so you need everything for survival in the house. If you have a large house or family, more than 4-5 people, consider making extra kits and leaving them in different sections of the house. You should have a gallon of water for each family member, plus a few more for emergencies. Make sure you have a manual can opener to get into tinned emergency rations as well. You can purchase any non-perishable food you prefer, such as: Canned foods, like fruits, vegetables, beans, and tuna. Processed crackers and salty snacks. Camping food. You should preferably have one for each individual in the house. Get a portable, battery-operated radio as well. There are some models that are solar or kinetically powered that may be worth an investment as you'll never have to worry about batteries. You should also purchase glow-sticks, matches, and candles as backup options. This is one of the most important objects in your emergency kit, and needs to be fully stocked with the following. Bandages and Gauze Antibiotic ointments and alcohol wipes Pain-relievers Broad spectrum antibiotic pills Anti-diarrhea medication (essential to fight dehydration in an emergency) Scissors Gloves and dust masks Needle and thread Splinting material Compression wraps Up-to-date prescriptions Water purification tablets You may need to help rescue crews, or move fallen debris trapping you in the house. You should have: Wrenches for gas lines Heavy duty hammer Work gloves Crowbar Fire extinguisher Rope ladder While everything above is essential to a good survival kit, the following materials should also be rounded up if time and money allow: Pillows and blankets Closed-toe shoes Plastic bags Disposable cutlery, plates, and cups Emergency cash Toiletries Games, cards, toys, and writing materials Scanner (It will be helpful to hear outside information on a scanner)
Summary: Prepare a disaster supply kit, and inform the entire household of its location. Purchase enough emergency food and water for at least three days. Buy a solar or manual crank flashlight and radio, or a normal flashlight with extra batteries. Create a First Aid kit. Put together a basic tool kit that can help get out of the house in an emergency. Store miscellaneous supplies to make an emergency stay more comfortable.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After hearing you did not get the job, you may feel angry or upset. It may be tough, but letting your emotions get the best of you will not help you understand why you didn't get the job. It will also not help you learn what you should do when you apply for other jobs. If you are speaking to the employer over the phone, it may also be a turnoff if you start crying or yelling. Remember you may not have gotten this job but you could be right for another job with this company in the future. So stay calm and professional. There are many factors that contribute to choosing the right person to hire. Yes, some of it may depend on personal traits such as approachability and personality but for the most part it comes down to who can do the job the best amongst the pool of candidate. This is why it is important to probe further as to why you were not chosen for the job. There is no sense in getting upset thinking they just didn't like you when it probably just came down to the fact that the other person had specific experience that you did not. As previously mentioned, your chances of getting the job depends on who else is interviewing for that same job. If there are multiple good candidates for the job, the employer must then make a tough decision. Remember that you may have gotten the job if the other candidates did not interview so well. You may just have a few years less experience than the person who was offered the job or maybe the employer knows that they can get the other person to do the job for less money than you would. Whatever the case may be, understand it is not always personal but just the luck of who is in the candidate pool and what they have to offer. Remember, you have no control over who else applies for the job.

SUMMARY: Stay calm when hearing the news. Try not to take the rejection personally. Understand that your rejection has more to do with the other people interviewed, and less to do with your skills and experience.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you do not have access to a grill brush, you can use household products like tin foil to clean the grates. Ball up aluminum foil, making a ball large enough to fit over your fingers. Then, run the aluminum foil over the grates to remove any debris and clean them. Clean the grates with tin foil when they are cool or not too hot to prevent burning your fingers. Make sure there is enough tin foil on your fingers to create a buffer between your fingers and the grates. If your porcelain grill grates are really dirty, you can try applying a baking soda solution to them. Make a paste by combining cup (90 g) of baking soda with 14 cup (59ml) of warm water. Apply the paste to the grill grates. Let it sit for 20 minutes and then clean it off with a soft bristle grill brush. Make sure you get all of the paste off before you cook anything on the grill, and clean the brush when you're done. You could remove the grates and let the solution soak overnight, if necessary, in a sink or tub. Rinse the solution off then replace the grates and clean them with a grill brush. If the grime and grease on the grates do not come off with just a brush, you can try dipping the grill brush in water and using it to clean the grates. A wet grill brush can help to remove debris on the grates effectively. Let the grill grates heat up. Then, dip the grill brush in a bucket of water to get it wet. Run the wet grill brush over the grates in a diagonal motion, starting from the bottom of the grate and going upward. Dip the grill brush back in the bucket of water to rinse it and continue to clean any other areas on the grates with the wet brush.
Summary: Clean the grates with tin foil. Apply a baking soda solution to remove grease. Use water on the grates.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The most effective way to warm your hands is to exercise, which gets the blood pumping to your muscles and skin, warming your entire body. Pick up the pace a little if your hands get cold when you are out walking. Do some chores to get yourself moving. Do some squats, jumping jacks, or other aerobic exercises. Getting up and exercising on the spot isn't always an option, so if your hands get cold and you can't increase your heart rate with aerobics, do some hand and foot exercises. Wiggle your toes and fingers Move your hands in circles Clench and release your hands and feet Another way to get the blood flowing to your hands again is with a massage. Especially in the winter months when skin gets dry, spend some time massaging oil or cream into the skin of your arms, wrists, and hands. Don't forget to massage in between your fingers and your fingertips. Although this is a more long-term approach to warming your hands, both smoking and caffeine cause your blood vessels to constrict or narrow, and if there isn't enough blood flow to your hands, they will get cold. In cold months, try white teas instead of coffee to get your mornings going.
Summary:
Get moving. Do hand exercises. Massage your hands and arms. Stay away from cigarettes and caffeine.