Write an article based on this "Use specific, clear language that is easy to follow. Write in the active, third person voice. Maintain an objective, informative tone in the article."
article: Avoid vague language or general statements, as they will not be useful for the reader. Instead, use language that is simple and clear so the article is accessible for all readers. Keep your sentences no longer than 2-3 lines and break up any sentences that are too long or run-on. For example, rather than write, "The missing girl's mother thought it had to do with school," you may write, "The missing girl's mother thought bullying at school may have caused her daughter's absences." The active, rather than passive, voice places the subject of the sentence first, making it more immediate and informative. Most newspaper articles are written in the third person so they remain objective and do not present a personal or subjective perspective. For example, rather than write, "A press conference will be held by local police tomorrow to address the missing girls and the public's concerns," you may write, "Local police will address the missing girls and the public's concerns in a press conference tomorrow." A newspaper article should not show any bias or have any stated opinions about the topic. Instead, it should present a factual account of the event or incident. Avoid using hyperbolic language and do not exaggerate any details in the article. For example, if you're writing about two political candidates running against each other in an election, present both candidates in an equal light, rather than giving extra details about 1 candidate.

Write an article based on this "Drink plenty of water and rest often. Make sure your baby gets plenty of breast milk or formula. Seek prenatal care even if it is not with your usual provider. Make sure health care providers know about any special needs or health problems that you have, as well as any medicines you might be taking (both over- the-counter and prescription). If checking into a shelter or temporary housing, tell the staff you are pregnant or if you think you might be pregnant. If you have your prenatal vitamins or other medicines with you, take them as directed. If you don't have your prescription medicines with you, ask staff at the shelter for assistance in getting them. If you are pregnant or might be pregnant, be especially careful to avoid infections or toxins that may be in the environment. If you are feeling stressed or sad because of the disaster, talk to others and share your thoughts and feelings know you are not alone. If you have any signs of preterm labor, call your health care provider or 911 or go to the hospital immediately."
article: Tell the staff if you know of any special needs or health problems you or your family have. If your young infant needs prescription or over-the-counter medicine, and you have them, give them as directed. You can lessen the chance of getting an infection by washing your hands often and encouraging others to cover their coughs. Preparing for and recovering from a disaster can be stressful. You may be taking care of loved ones, but it is especially important for pregnant women to find healthy ways to reduce the stress they feel.

Write an article based on this "Like logic, this is also measured in the thumb."
article:
If the tip phalange is longer than the second phalange, the person will act first and think later, but will also have a great drive to succeed. This person will make many mistakes along the way, but will pick him or herself up again each time and continue. If the tip section is shorter than the second section the person will be lacking in will power. He or she may be full of wonderful ideas, but they usually stay as ideas as there is a lack of motivation and incentive to put them into practice.