Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write the address neatly by hand to personalize your card. Use festive return address labels, if desired. Avoid adding unnecessary images or wording to the front of the envelope.

Answer: If you're sending out hundreds of Christmas cards, it may be necessary to type out the addresses in order to save time. However, if it's manageable, personalize your Christmas cards by writing the addresses by hand. Postal services such as the USPS prefer that you use all caps, whether writing or typing the address. Remember that neatness counts! Use your beautiful cursive writing inside the letter and stick to block capital letters on the envelope. While it's a nice touch to write your return address by hand as well, it's also fine to use pre-printed address labels with a holiday theme. Make sure your return address is correct and easy to read, however. Your return address typically goes in the top left corner of the envelope, but this may vary based on where you're sending the letter. Always include a return address. It makes it less likely that your card will be permanently lost in the mail, and it lets your recipient know who sent the card before they even open it. See if your postal service has holiday themed stamps for sale. Writing extra things like "Season's Greetings" or "Happy Holidays" on the envelope may delay delivery of your Christmas card. Place only the necessary address information on it so it's easier for the postal service to sort and deliver. The same goes for pictures of sleigh bells, Christmas trees, Nativity scenes, and the like. Extra writing and images can confuse both machine readers and human sorters.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Transfer the chili to a medium-sized pot or saucepan. Add half a cup of tomato sauce or chicken stock. Heat the chili for 10-12 minutes. Eat reheated chili by itself.

Answer: Whatever cookware you use should be spacious enough to reheat however much chili you plan on cooking with. Spray slow cookers and nonstick pots and saucepans with cooking spray to keep the reheated chili from sticking when it gets hot. For smaller servings, you can also microwave a single bowl at a time. Only use as much chili as you need to make a given dishrefrigerating and reheating chili multiple times will cause it to lose its freshness faster. Chili thickens as it loses moisture in the refrigerator, so a splash of liquid will help return it to its original consistency. Be careful not to add too much liquid, or you could inadvertently make it soupy. Stir the liquid into the chili thoroughly before you begin heating it. Using tomato sauce or savory chicken stock as opposed to water will keep from diluting the rich flavor of the chili. If you prefer your chili extra thick, skip this step and reheat as usual. Turn on the cooktop to medium-high heat. Keep an eye on the chili as it warms up, stirring once every few minutes. When it begins the bubble continually around the edges, it's ready to serve. Stir the chili from the bottom of the pot to better distribute heat. The chili will be ready to eat when it's warm, but you can also leave it to simmer for about half an hour more to revitalize the individual flavors. Once your chili has been warmed through, ladle up a big bowl and savor it for a second time. This is the simplest way to get more enjoyment out of a batch. Chili keeps well in the refrigerator, so you can keep using it until the last of it is gone. Garnish a bowl of chili with tasty add-ons like cheese, sliced scallions, sour cream or corn chips.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to Zone Four in the Safari Zone. Find the Gold Teeth. Go into the Warden's house.

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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Read reviews written by automobile professionals and minivan owners before you buy. Ask friends and family members who own minivans about their vehicles. Test drive the minivan before you buy one. Try using the manufacturer's "Car Configurator" if you are looking to buy a new minivan.

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These should provide the pros and cons of the models that interest you. Reviews can be found on websites and in magazines. Get an idea of their likes and dislikes before buying a minivan, as they may point out the factors that you never considered. For example, the vehicle might not handle very well uphill, or it might not feel as spacious as it looks. Listen for any odd sounds during the drive, and pay attention to how it handles turns and rough terrain.