INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whether you choose to eat a hard or soft shell, you're mainly eating the taco for its filling. Many of these are classics, but you can be creative. You can also mix toppings for a variety of flavor. Here are some ideas to get you started: Meats - ground or shredded chicken, beef, pork Beans - pinto, black, or refried Rice - brown, Spanish, or white Fish - fried or grilled halibut, tuna, cod, or whatever you usually favor It's no surprise that certain cheese work better with some fillings than others. Here are a few ideas to try: Try Manchego if you're using chorizo, salsa verde, or sour cream. Use Cheddar with ground beef, crema, and jalapenos. Try Feta or Cotija with pork belly and pineapple. Use Mozzarella or Pepper Jack with hard chorizo, sauteed chard, and hominy. Try to move beyond the typical guacamole, sour cream, lettuce, and tomatoes. Give one of these a chance: Shredded cabbage Diced onions Grilled jalapenos Chopped cilantro Lime juice While you can purchase a variety of salsas, you can really personalize a salsa if you make it yourself. Here are the basic types to get you started: Salsa Roja - This is the red pepper-based salsa that most people immediately think of when it comes to salsa. Tomatoes are optional and you can make it as spicy as you like. Avocado based: You can make it thick and pasty like guacamole, or leave it thinner with chunks of avocado. Pico de Gallo - This chopped and raw salsa usually consists of onions, tomatoes, and chili peppers. Salsa Verde - Again, you can make this green salsa as spicy or mild as you like. It's typically made from tomatillos, chilis, and cilantro. Pineapple based: This is usually a mixture of finely chopped or large chunks of pineapple tossed with diced tomato, onion, jalapeno, and cilantro. Who says tacos always have to be Mexican inspired? Take a page out of another type of food you love. Here are some ideas to get your out of a standard taco rut: Barbecue - Use barbecued chicken with lots of tangy sauce, shredded cabbage, and cheese. Breakfast - Use crispy potatoes, bacon, and cheese on top of scrambled eggs. Green - Use sauteed greens, such as kale or spinach, sweet potato, avocado, and sour cream. Leftover - Tacos don't have to be labor intensive, especially if you use leftovers. For example, don't throw out that spaghetti or sloppy joe filling. Make spaghetti tacos or sloppy tacos and cover with your favorite taco toppings.

SUMMARY: Start with a filling. Choose the right cheese. Add toppings to your taco. Make a salsa. Try a totally different style.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When your children return home from an activity where they may have come into contact with ticks, you need to perform an inspection as soon as possible. A tick inspection is an examination of the entire body to search for any ticks that may be on your children's skin. Make sure to check extra carefully in the areas most frequented by ticks -- under the arms, in the ears, inside the belly button, behind the knees, between the legs, in and around all hair, and all around the waist. You can use a handheld mirror to inspect areas that would otherwise be difficult to check. When your children get home and after a tick inspection is done, you should instruct them to shower immediately. Ticks usually remain on the skin for some time before they attach themselves more firmly. This makes it possible to wash them away before they become attached and bite, which can prevent the transmission of Lyme disease. Ticks may also attach themselves to pets, so if you walk your dog through any long grass or bushes, you should give them a wash with warm water as soon as possible after getting home. In general, deer ticks will not survive longer than 24 hours without feeding, although ticks on damp clothing can survive up to 2-3 days. After arriving home from a walk or camping trip, wash your family's clothes to remove any ticks that may have attached to them. Make sure to wash the clothes with plenty of hot water and laundry detergent. This will ensure that the tick detaches from the clothes and dies during the wash. Even if you have followed the necessary precautions, ticks are small and might be missed in the first inspection. The ticks can become attached to the skin if they are left on the skin long enough and if they do not wash off in the shower. Because they are easy to miss, it's a good idea to conduct another thorough visual exam to check your children for ticks.

SUMMARY: Inspect your children immediately. Shower as soon as possible. Wash the clothes. Recheck your child for ticks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll be able to use this method with both app for mobile device and http://photos.google.com. It's at the bottom of the mobile app, and on the left side of the website. The icon looks like a square with a bookmark at its upper-right edge. Once clicked or tapped, a list of your albums will appear. If you don't see any albums, you'll need to create one first. The album's current contents will appear. It's at the top right area of the screen and looks like a photo with a plus sign. Now you'll see a list of your photos (outside the album), all containing circles at their upper left corners. When you select a photo, the circle at its upper left corner will turn to a check mark. All photos with check marks will be added to the album. You can select as many photos as you'd like. " It's at the top right corner of the screen. The photos you selected are now added to your album.

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Open Google Photos. Click or tap the Albums icon. Click or tap an album to modify. Click or tap the Add Photo icon. Click or tap to select a photo. Click or tap "Done.