Write an article based on this "Take over-the-counter medication. Get prescription medication. Use a bite guard."
article: One common treatment for TMJ pain is over-the-counter medications. You can try ibuprofen, such as Advil, naproxen, like Aleve, or acetaminophen, like Tylenol. Remember that medication is a second line, and only helps temporarily. The primary source of treatment for TMJ pain is lifestyle modifications when possible. Make sure to follow your doctor's instructions. If taking them before seeing a doctor, follow the manufacturer's recommended dosage. If your TMJ pain is severe enough, your doctor may prescribe medication to help relieve it. These prescriptions will be based on the underlying condition that may be causing the TMJ. Prescribed medications may include anti-inflammatory medications, pain medications, antidepressants, and muscle relaxants. Most experts on TMJ pain recommend using the least amount of treatment for the least amount of time. Other than OTC medications, most experts will not recommend medication. Stabilization splints, also known as bite guards, can be used to help with TMJ pain. These bite guards are specially made for you through a dentist's office. These splints should be used temporarily, though they do not change your bite. These have not been proven to benefit many people with TMJ.

Write an article based on this "Connect a microphone to your computer (optional). Download and open the Mixlr application. Sign in or create an account. Use the sliders to control the volume of each channel. Open the "Monitoring" menu and select a listening device. Click "Add Sounds" to add sound files to the playlist. Click "Select Source" to pull audio from other hardware connected to your computer. Select a microphone from the menu at the bottom of the Microphone channel. Open the "Settings" menu. Click the Mixlr icon to start your live stream. Use the playback controls to manipulate the playlist while you stream. Press "Stop" to stop the live stream."
article: If you plan to live stream voice, then a microphone is necessary. Most modern laptops have an internal microphone, but desktops will need to connect one externally. Streaming audio files or playlists can be done without an attached microphone. Enter your username and password and click "Log in". The main application window will load with 3 channels: Playlist, External Source, and Microphone. If you have a Facebook account, you can use it to sign in without creating a new account Dragging upwards will increase the channel volume, downwards will decrease. Dragging the slider all the way down will turn the channel off. Any combination of the 3 channels can be used simultaneously throughout a broadcast. You can also click a channel icon to quickly toggle a channel on and off. A monitor allows you to hear the sound that is playing through your stream. It is highly recommended to use headphones as a monitoring device if you plan to use a microphone during your stream. This button is in the bottom left corner of the window. A browse dialog will open to select sound and music files from your computer. Selected files will display in a list below your channels. You can add any number of files to a playlist. Drag and drop to rearrange tracks in the playlist. You can toggle the playlist display by clicking the "Show/Hide" button at the bottom of the Playlist channel. This button is at the bottom of the External Source channel and will open a menu displaying the available audio hardware you can use. Audio mixers or speakers are some examples of external sources that can be used. You can select "Reload devices" from the menu if you have a device connected but do not see it listed. This button will either be labeled "Select Source" or display the name or the microphone currently selected. The menu will display all microphones available for use. You can select "No Input" from the menu or turn the channel off if you do not want to use microphone input. This is indicated by the gear icon in the upper left corner of the window. Here you can enter a name/category for your stream, toggle recording, or test mode. A stream name/category will help other identify your stream on the mixlr website. All streams are recorded by default. You can toggle the feature by selecting the radio button. Test mode allows you to check sound levels and playback without streaming live. Close the Settings menu by clicking the gear icon a second time. This is the large button on the left side of the window. Audio from any of the 3 channels will begin broadcasting live to the Mixlr broadcast page. You can also start and stop streaming from the Settings menu. You can play, pause, skip, and repeat tracks in the playlist. If you have recording turned on, you will be prompted to listen to or save the recorded stream.

Write an article based on this "Plan out how you'll approach the celebrity. Behave calmly. Don't photograph them. Avoid trailing after the celebrity. Say "hello" and/or "excuse me. Use the celebrity's stage name or surname to address them. Request pictures or autographs politely. End the encounter if the celebrity says "no. Say "thank you" and "goodbye" before you leave. Go back to what you were doing quickly and quietly. Avoid attracting extra attention after the encounter."
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Treat how you'll talk to the celebrity just like if you were talking to a stranger. Consider what you want to say to them, how you'll say it, and if you'd like a selfie or an autograph from them. You want to be sure to leave a pleasant and polite impression. Keep your phone in reach, or a pad and writing utensil in hand before you approach the celebrity. You don't want to waste yours and the celebrity's time fishing for these items. They may not have the time to spare, and you could come off as inconsiderate. When you first spot a celebrity, it can be very tempting to rush over to them and express your admiration. Take a step back and think from the celebrity's perspective. No matter how famous a person is, they deserve the same level of courtesy as everyone else. If you feel yourself getting overwhelmed, stop and breathe. It has become basic etiquette to only take photos of others with their consent. Taking secret photos of the celebrity is both impolite and a major violation of their privacy. This is considered stalking, and could result in the celebrity leaving the area or even calling the authorities. Stay where you are and gauge whether it's appropriate to approach first. " The best way to start any conversation is with a polite introduction. Greet the celebrity and apologize or excuse yourself for interrupting them, even if they don't seem busy. Supporting a celebrity's work and keeping up with their personal lives doesn't mean you can treat them like an old friend. Keep the conversation polite by using only their stage name or their last name (ie "Ms. Stone" or "Mr. Pitt") when you talk to them. Don't immediately move in for a selfie or thrust a pad and pen at them for an autograph. Instead, ask them if they have a moment to take a picture with you or sign something for you. They may be more receptive if you're polite. " Don't take it personally if the celebrity brushes you off or doesn't have time to fulfill your request. They may be turning you down due to a hectic schedule or need for privacy, rather than a disdain for their fans or toward you in particular. No matter how the encounter turns out, you can still say you've met a celebrity! Thank them for their time, bid them goodbye, and move on. Tell the celebrity how much you appreciate them taking the time to talk to you. Now is a good time to briefly express your admiration of their work again. Offer a smile and don't be afraid to look directly at them. Don't linger after the encounter is over. Give the celebrity their privacy back by resuming your life and what you were occupied with before you spotted the celebrity. Don't tell the nearest group of people that you just ran into a celebrity. Respect their right to privacy and let them go about the rest of their day.