Q: If you have a fight with a friend or coworker, try to talk through the problem first. Being cold and aloof can permanently damage a relationship, so make sure you're ready to cut off contact before giving them the cold shoulder. Aloofness can be useful--and even necessary--if you need to protect yourself from a toxic friend or ex. That's because aloofness allows you to limit your emotional involvement with people who hurt you in the past. Aloofness can be helpful if you need to emotionally distance yourself from co-worker drama or have a stressful job that calls for intense focus. However, in more social jobs that require teamwork, it may not be the best idea. Don't be aloof towards your boss unless it's absolutely necessary. To keep your job and have a good work experience, It's important that you stay on friendly terms. A little bit of aloofness at work can help you buckle down and meet necessary deadlines.
A: Use aloofness as a last resort to deal with conflict. Be aloof to distance yourself from toxic relationships. Use aloofness at work to maintain focus and avoid drama.

Article: To keep your land, you must fulfill your side of the agreement. Pay attention to the fine print and meet the required conditions. That doesn't absolutely mean you'll be kicked off your land if you don't get your house built in time. If you've made an honest effort to do so, the city or town may grant you an extension. If you're building a business, you must do more than build. For instance, in Muskegon, Michigan, you can get free land in industrial areas. However, you must provide a certain number of jobs. For 5 acres of land, you must create 25 jobs; for 30 acres of land, you must create 100 jobs. Some towns offer these sites fully developed, with things like water, sewage, and electricity already hooked up. However, some of them require you to have an assessment first, which can be thousands of dollars. For instance, in New Richland, Minnesota, the assessment will cost you $25,000. These communities want you to make the plot your permanent home. Therefore, most have a residency requirement. Some only require that you live there a year full-time, while others want you to make it a permanent residence.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Follow the deadlines. Provide what you say you'll provide. Understand where you'll pay. Expect to live on housing sites.

Problem: Article: One of the easiest ways to promote independence is to give people the equipment they need to complete simple movements or tasks. For instance, providing residents with reaching tools can allow them to grab items on their own that they otherwise could not reach. For example, giving a person with limited stretching and bending ability a dressing stick or grabber can help them dress themself. In addition to using simple tools, some equipment can be installed that will help a person to be independent. For example, installing handrails in a shower and next to a toilet may help a resident to shower and go to the bathroom on their own without a huge risk of injury. Other examples of adaptive equipment that can be installed include toilet seat lifts, shower benches, ramps, and electric hospital beds. In some cases, residents in care can benefit from mobility equipment that allows them to move on their own, such as walkers and motorized wheelchairs. Even residents that can walk may be able to be more independent if they have access to a scooter or other mobility aid. There are typically a variety of daily tasks that people in residential care can and should do themselves. While you can't force someone to use the tools you provide that make these tasks easier, you can gently encourage them to use them. This can help the resident gain the confidence they need to do the tasks themself. While it is an important part of independence to allow residents to decide what they will and will not do, it can be very beneficial to give support and encouragement. You need to walk a fine line here between being overbearing and giving the person the encouragement and self esteem they need to be more independent.
Summary: Provide adaptive tools for daily tasks. Install adaptive equipment in the resident's room. Provide mobility equipment. Encourage residents to use adaptive tools and equipment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you'll only occasionally be terminating wires, you can find a simple punch down tool that relies on pressure to trigger a cutting mechanism. These are usually the least expensive and you can purchase replacement blades if they become dull. If you'll be terminating lots of wires or need to do it quickly, you may want to use a battery-powered punch down tool. These usually come with lithium batteries that don't require much charging. You can choose the voltage for your punch down tool as well as whether or not you'd like to buy replacement blades. You may want to buy the extra blades if you'll be terminating a lot of wires. You might find that you're still terminating so many wires that a standard punch down tool can't keep up with the work. Multi-wire punch tools work by terminating several pairs of twisted wires so you can terminate more wire more quickly. Multi-wire punch down tools are also more efficient than standard punch down tools. They can also decrease hand fatigue which is more common in standard punch tools.

SUMMARY: Find a basic hand-powered punch down tool. Consider buying a battery-powered punch down tool. Get a multi-wire punch down tool.

Q: Ford Dealers can provide you with the factory code by plugging your vehicle into a computer. Retrieving the code in this manner may be quite costly. If the owner's manual is lost and you do not have the code for Keyless Entry, know that the Remote Anti-theft Personality (RAP) Module also has the factory code printed on its label. The RAP is behind a removable panel toward the back left of your vehicle. Using a flashlight, locate the removable panel and turn two thumb screws counterclockwise to remove the plastic panel. Shine the flashlight onto the RAP module and look for the label containing the 5 digit factory code. Once the first entry is pressed, the keypad will illuminate. Press the middle of the button to ensure proper contact. In order to program your new personal code, hit the 1 / 2 control before 5 seconds has passed from entering the factory code. Do not take longer than five seconds in between each successive digit. Your new personal code will be used to unlock your vehicle but you can also use the factory code. Each time a new personal code is set, it replaces the old one and not the factory code. The factory can never be changed. You can erase the code of a previous owner and use the factory-set code without entering a new personal code. Once you've entered the factory code, hit the 1/2 button, then the 7/8 and 9/0 controls at the same time. Do not take more than 5 seconds to press each successive button. Once you've taken these steps, your system will now only use the factory-set code.
A:
Know where to find the factory code. Find and remove the panel covering the RAP. Enter the factory code. Press the 1/2 control within five seconds of step 1. Enter your personal 5-digit entry code.