Problem: Article: You need to be sure how formal the wedding will be before choosing the right color. Very formal events will always require a tuxedo, or at the least, a dark colored suit and tie. Outdoor or less formal weddings during warmer months are great events for light colored suits. Formal weddings require tuxedos or dark colored suits. An all-purpose grey, blue or black suit will suffice for most. Outdoor weddings are great opportunities to wear a tan or light grey suit. Winter weddings call for darker shades. Some brown suits may be appropriate; otherwise charcoal grey or navy blue are great choices. Job interviews require a level of formality that may not be present at many social occasions. The all-purpose suit colors are best for job interviews. These colors are considered "all-purpose" for a reason. Light colored suits are often considered too informal. Women are expected to wear skirts with a jacket for most job interviews. Charcoal or even medium grey suits are appropriate for job interviews. Navy blue suits are considered just as acceptable, but avoid brighter blues. Black suits are usually considered appropriate, but might be considered too formal. Funerals are somber occasions, so it is expected that you wear dark colors. Black is the traditional choice for funerals, but dark greys or even dark shades of blue are also considered acceptable. Black is the expected color to wear to funerals. Suits in very dark shades of other colors are often considered acceptable. Appropriate attire for social events can vary widely depending on the environment and who is having it. Many social events do not require suits at all, so see if the invitation indicates a type of attire. Spring and summer events follow similar rules to outdoor weddings. Light colored suits and great for casual environments, especially in warmer months. Winter and fall events are usually indoors, and while a light colored suit isn't ruled out, it can be a great opportunity to use your brown or grey suits. The accessories you adorn your suit with can make it look like a completely different outfit. By matching different accessories to your suit you can get much more life out of the same color choice. Ties can be various colors, but cool colors are the most versatile when matching with jackets and shirts. Different tie colors and patterns in conjunction with shirts can make the same suit look like two different outfits. Wearing different blouses under a jacket or replacing the jacket with a sweater can increase wearing options for women's formal skirts. Men's belts are traditionally either black or brown, and their shoes should match. Women have many more options of belt and shoe colors, allowing for a greater deal of flexibility in ensemble choices.
Summary: Find a suit for a wedding. Find a suit for a job interview. Find a suit for a funeral. Find a suit for a social event. Wear your suits to multiple occasions by varying your accessories.

Problem: Article: While steaming is the most common method used to cook momos, there are other ways to cook them. You can pan fry or deep fry them, or boil and serve them in a soup called mothuk. Fill your steamer pot with enough water to boil for several minutes. Set it over high heat. There is too much water in the pot if your steamer basket becomes submerged under the water once you set it in the pot. If you've used your steamer basket to keep your momos moist while shaping them, then you should be ready to go. If not, make sure to lightly grease your steamer basket with vegetable oil before setting your momos inside. This will keep them from sticking. Set the steamer basket over the boiling water and cover. Allow the momos to steam until they are done. The time it takes for them to cook will vary depending on the size of your momos. If you rolled your dough into balls by hand, your momos will likely be smaller than if you created your flat circles using a glass cup. For the smaller momos, let them steam for 5-6 minutes. For the larger momos, let them steam for closer to 10 minutes. Check the larger momos around 6 minutes to ensure they still need to cook for longer. Momos that are fully cooked will look transparent and will not feel sticky. Remove them from the steamer pan and sprinkle with the remaining scallions. Heat a frying pan over medium-high heat. Lightly coat the bottom of the pan with vegetable oil. Carefully place each momo in the pan so that they do not touch each other or the sides of the pan. Fry each until golden brown on both sides. You can use a deep pan to fry your momos, but they cook best in a deep fryer. Fill your pan or deep fryer with a generous amount of oil, and allow it to get hot. Check to see if the oil is hot enough by dropping a piece of dough into the oil. If it bubbles, you can now add your momos to the oil to cook. Allow the momos to fry for a few minutes on each side. Take them out of the oil when they're done and set them on a paper towel to let the excess oil drain off. Momos are best served immediately and with a spicy sauce. The sauce can either be poured over the momo, or served on the side for dunking.
Summary: Decide how you'd like to cook your momos. Steam your momos. Pan fry your momos. Deep fry your momos. Serve your momos while they're still hot.

Problem: Article: Using cold, filtered water matters! Unfiltered water won't taste good, distilled water can ruin your machine, and hard water can accumulate lime in your machine. Using about 14 grams of ground coffee is the amount your espresso machine needs to produce a single cup of strong ristretto.
Summary: Fill the espresso machine's reservoir with cold, filtered water. Place 14 grams of the ground coffee in the filter.

Problem: Article: Possible side effects of erythromycin are burning, redness or stinging of the eyes and blurred vision. If these symptoms persist and your condition does not improve, discontinue use of erythromycin and notify your physician as soon as possible. Erythromycin can also cause severe allergic reactions and you should discontinue use immediately if you notice the following symptoms: Rash Hives Swelling Redness Chest tightness Difficulty breathing or wheezing Dizziness or lightheadedness Remove contact lenses and all eye makeup. Make sure that you have a mirror in front of you so you can see what you're doing or consider having a friend or family member help with application. . Always ensure that your hands are clean before using the ointment by washing them with soapy water. Washing your hands before touching your face and eyes can help to prevent further infection. Ensure that you wash your hands thoroughly for at least twenty seconds with an emphasis on cleaning the areas in-between your fingers and under your fingernails. Use warm running water and soap.
Summary:
Educate yourself about the possible side effects. Prepare to apply the medication. Wash your hands