Write an article based on this "Decide which type of third person omniscient POV will benefit your story. Practice writing in your chosen POV. Avoid identifying the narrator with objective third person omniscient. Create a strong narrator to use subjective third person omniscient."
article: If you are trying to explore an idea through multiple narrators, but want to show their emotions through action and dialogue, rather than internal thoughts, the objective third person omniscient POV may be right for you. If you want to write a story with a strong narrator who frames the characters with their narrative voice, the subjective third person omniscient may be a better fit for your story. Rather than using "I", which is first person POV, or addressing the reader as "you", which is second person POV, address the characters by their names or by the applicable pronoun, such as: he, she, his, hers, him and her. For example, instead of writing: "I arrived in town on a cold, windy morning," you would write, "She arrived in town on a cold, windy morning" or "Alice arrived in town on a cold, windy morning." When you write in this point of view, remember that the narrator is usually an unknown entity as it is acting as an all seeing eye. So you do not need to give the narrator a name or provide any information about them to the reader. This is different than the first and second person perspectives, where the narrator plays a starring role in the work and dominates the point of view. The most well known example of this type of narrator is the "Lemony Snicket" character in "A Series of Unfortunate Events." The "Lemony Snicket" narrator identifies himself as "I", but also addresses the reader directly and shifts into different character perspectives throughout the novel.

Write an article based on this "Start eggplant seeds indoors 6-9 weeks before the last frost is expected. Soak the seeds overnight before germinating them. Fill seed trays with a fine, loose growing medium. Plant the seeds 0.25 inches (0.64cm) deep and moisten the medium. Let the seeds germinate for 5-14 days. Transplant the seedlings into pots when they reach 3 inches (7.6cm) tall."
article: Eggplants need warmth, so it is best to start them indoors and transplant them once the weather is warm enough. Aim to germinate the seeds 6-9 weeks before the last frost of the year is predicted. Eggplants should not be re-planted outdoors until the temperature is at least 70F (21C). If you don't wish to plan ahead this way, you can purchase eggplant seedlings directly from a gardening center or nursery. Eggplant seeds have a better chance of growing if they are soaked thoroughly before planting. Place the seeds in a small container and completely cover them with water. Let the seeds sit overnight, then drain the water. Eggplant seedlings grow best in 72- and 128-cell trays, which have large seed containers that accommodate root growth. Buy seed trays at garden centers or online. For the best results, germinate eggplant seeds in a soil-less growing medium. Fill seed trays 3/4 full with the growing medium of your choice. Vermiculite, perlite, coconut husk, and compost are all good options. Using your fingers, push 1-2 eggplant seeds into the growing medium in each individual seed container. Make sure that the seeds are about 0.25 inches (0.64cm) under the surface of the growing medium. Cover over the seeds and mist or sprinkle water onto the surface. Eggplants seeds will grow as soon as 5 days or in as long as 2 weeks, depending on the temperature they are kept at. Warmer temperatures will spur a quicker germination period. Try to maintain a temperature of at least 65F (18C) for your eggplant seeds while they are germinating. When the seedlings are large enough they should be given their own individual pots. Fill small pots with the same growing medium you used to start the seeds and dig small holes to insert the seedlings. Gently remove each seedling from the growing tray and replant them in their new pots. The potted seedlings should be kept indoors until the outdoor temperature reaches at least 70F (21C).

Write an article based on this "Try over-the-counter remedies for yeast infections. Go to the doctor to get treated for vaginitis. Get regularly tested for STDs. Go to the doctor if you notice something out of the ordinary."
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Most women experience yeast infections now and then, and they can usually be combated with over-the-counter antifungal creams or suppositories. The treatments come in doses that are taken over a period of 1, 3, 5, or 7 days, depending on how severe your infection is. Most yeast infection treatments also come with anti-itch cream that can be used to help with itching and burning around the vulva area. If you are pregnant, make sure to consult your health care provider before taking any medication, even if you feel certain that you have a yeast infection. If you aren't sure that what you have is a yeast infection, you should see a doctor to double check. Yeast infection symptoms include curd-like, yellowish discharge with a bad smell, itching and burning in the vaginal area, a rash on the vulva, and burning or soreness. If your infection still won't go away after a week or so, make an appointment with your doctor to get prescription medication that will wipe out your infection. You can also try doubling your daily intake of yogurt or other fermented foods to increase the levels of "good" bacteria in your body. Vaginitis can be caused by yeast infections, bacterial infections, parasites, and other causes. It's characterized by a discharge with a fish-like odor, burning and itching, and a rash around the vulva. You can buy over-the-counter creams to combat the uncomfortable symptoms, but you should go to the doctor to figure out the cause and receive a prescription as necessary. Sexually transmitted diseases such as HPV, chlamydia, genital warts, and others can cause long-term damage if left untreated. If you have unprotected sex and feel there's a possibility you could have contracted an STD, make an appointment with your doctor or go to a health clinic. In many cases you'll be able to get free testing. Many women aren't familiar with the way their vaginas look and feel, so they aren't aware when something changes. Every vagina is different, and it's important to know how your vagina normally looks, feels, and smells so that when something changes, you'll notice and seek medical attention if necessary. Go to the doctor if you notice a stark change in color, warts or other bumps, discharge that smells or looks different, or if you have pain in your vagina.