Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brush up on your Spanish. Download a translation application on your phone. Print maps or download a map application. Find out where the Wi-Fi spots are in Cuba. Take advantage of casa particular meals for cheap food. Call ahead to reserve restaurant seating. Have your hotel help you confirm reservations when you arrive.

Answer: Lacking fluency in the Spanish language isn't a dealbreaker. Cuba is located near the U.S., so there are plenty of English speakers. It still pays to master conversational Spanish, including words for locations, directions, and food. Make flashcards to help you study. A useful translation option is Google Translate. Open the app, then select the Spanish dictionary to download it before you go. At the very least, use it when you get stuck while trying to communicate. Print out some basic maps of Havana and anywhere else you travel. Jot down notes on directions to anywhere you want to go. Otherwise, try downloading a map app that lets you download maps to view while offline. For example, Maps.Me is an app that lets you store maps on your phone. The Cuban government has set up a few wi-fi hotspots. These are often in parks or around tourist areas, such as hotels. You won't be able to connect to the Internet in your hotel or casa. Plan on staying offline for the majority of your trip. To access Wi-Fi in Cuba, you have to buy time from hotels. They provide a card that you use to log into the network. Food is served at most casa particulars for a small fee of about 5 CUCs. You get a large helping of authentic Cuban food without having to go outside. Contact the house owner to arrange this. Paladars are basically Cuban restaurants, and the largest ones require reservations. Look up the restaurant information before you travel. Call them to make your reservation. The cheapest way to do this is through Skype. Successful paladars have a lot of English speakers, so language issues are uncommon. Expect to leave a 10% tip at any paladar. Restaurants cancel your reservations if they don't hear from you! Plan on letting your casa owner or hotel employee know. They will call and confirm the reservations. Havana is a busy city and hotels and restaurants know plans change. Always call ahead to confirm a reservation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow your doctor's orders exactly once at home. Take it slow and easy. Eat a healthy diet. Revisit your doctor if necessary.

Answer: Pneumonia is treated primarily with antibiotics, usually azithromycin, clarithromycin, or doxycycline. Your doctor will chose which specific antibiotic you should take based upon your age and medical history. Once your doctor provides you with a prescription, have it filled immediately by bringing it to your local pharmacy. It is very important that you finish the full course of antibiotics prescribed by your doctor and follow any instructions written on the bottle, unless instructed otherwise by your doctor. Even if you feel better, stopping antibiotics early can create bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. For otherwise healthy individuals, the antibiotics prescribed by your doctor will typically begin to make you feel better in approximately one to three days. During these first days of recovery, it is vital that you get plenty of rest and that you drink plenty of fluids. Even after you begin to feel better you should not overexert yourself, as your immune system is still recovering. This is important because overexertion may lead to a reoccurrence of pneumonia. Drinking fluids (particularly water) will help break up mucus in your lungs. Again, finish the entire course of medication prescribed by your doctor. Eating the right food cannot cure pneumonia, however, a good diet can assist in a normal recovery. Colorful fruits and vegetables should be eaten regularly. They contain antioxidants, which help your body resist and recover from disease. Whole grains are important as well. They are a good source of carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals that will boost your immune system and boost energy. Finally add protein-rich foods to your diet. Protein provides the body with anti-inflammatory fats. Always check with your doctor if you plan on making significant changes to your diet. Try eating oats and brown rice to add whole grains to your diet. Try eating beans, lentils, skinless chicken, and fish to add protein to your diet. Avoid fatty meats, such as red meat or processed meat. Again, drink plenty of fluids to hydrate and help thin out any mucus in your lungs. Some studies have suggested that vitamin D helps with recovery from pneumonia, though this is unproven. Chicken soup is a good source of fluids, electrolytes, protein, and vegetables! Some (but not all) doctors will schedule a follow up visit. This will typically take place one week after your initial visit, and the doctor will want to make sure the prescribed antibiotics are working. If you do not feel any improvement over the course of this first week, you should call your doctor immediately to schedule a follow up appointment. Normal recovery time from pneumonia is one to three weeks, though you should begin to feel better after several days of antibiotics. If symptoms persist for a week after you have begun taking antibiotics, this may be a sign you are not recovering, and you should contact your doctor immediately. If the infection persists with antibiotic treatment, patients may still require hospital-level care.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make eye contact. Move around. Smile with your eyes.

Answer: Making eye contact with your parents is incredibly important; eye contact establishes trust and makes you look alert and interested in the conversation. By not making eye-contact, you are essentially proving that you are guilty of the crime. Hold the eye contact, even when you feel uncomfortable. Looking away or avoiding eye contact will make you look guilty. Standing completely still suggests a deer in headlights and may further convince your parents that you're guilty. Move around, but do so naturally if you don't usually gesture with your hands when you talk, don't start using excessive hand gestures now. Don't cross your arms over your chest. This makes you look closed off and threatening, but not trustworthy. Don't touch or cover your mouth. This implies that you don't know what to say. Don't fidget. Fidgeting only makes you look guilty and anxious. Facial cues are an easy way to detect if someone is being dishonest and a fake smile usually points to a guilty person. When smiling, concentrate on smiling with your whole face. Crinkle your eyes when smiling. This makes your smile look more genuine. Don't smirk. Smirking usually suggests that someone is being disingenuous.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get your high school diploma or GED. Attend a locomotive engineer training program. Apply for beginner-level positions with a railroad.

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For most entry-level railroad jobs, you must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent. Completing high school will provide you with the basic educational background and life experience necessary for working in the railroad. A GED, or a General Education Diploma, requires passing a challenging exam. You must be at least 16 years of age to take the GED test. All entry-level railroad positions require training to learn the basics of railroad work. Many community and state colleges offer courses and even associates degrees in railroad operations and locomotive engineering. You can also find directories online that can help you locate a training center or program near you.. Look for training programs that are often run in partnership with small regional or local railroads. In addition to providing you with the training you need, these can be helpful for connecting you to job opportunities in your area. Many locomotive engineers start out as conductors, rail yard engineers, switch operators or yardmasters, where they learn about the policies, operations and routes of the railroad before moving into training to become a driver. Getting your foot in the door in a starter position will give you a chance to build familiarity with railroad work while earning a living. Applications are online through railroad websites by following links for job and career opportunities. Check out a variety of railroad jobs online on forums like the one hosted by RailServe.com. If you want to drive commuter trains or subway trains, check for jobs with area public transit authorities. Job fairs at community colleges and local universities with railroad training programs also host railroad companies.