INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A lot of people dread going to the dentist. Let's face it, it is really no one's favorite activity. However, if you find a dentist that you feel comfortable with, the experience can definitely be a lot better. Make sure that you feel at ease in her office, and that you are treated respectfully. Of course, the most important part is choosing a dentist who is credentialed and competent. Get some reviews on local dentists. You can ask friends, family, and coworkers if they have an office they recommend. You can also read reviews by current and former patients online. Ask for a consultation before you have any procedures. This will let you get to know the dentist and make sure that you feel comfortable in the environment. At this time, you can also make sure the office accepts your dental insurance. If you don't have have dental insurance, you'll want to ask about pricing. You should also feel free to ask if the dentist offers payment plans or a sliding scale. Most experts recommend going to the dentist every six months for a check-up and cleaning, which includes polishing, air abrasion, and a professional brushing that relieves gum inflammation. At these visits, you will receive a thorough cleaning and the dentist will check for cavities, signs of gum disease, and other issues. Regular check-ups are important because the doctor can spot potential problems and recommend a treatment plan. Your teeth will also look great after a professional cleaning! Schedule your appointments in advance. Dental offices tend to fill up quickly. By booking in advance, you can secure a time and day that is convenient for you. Choose a dentist that is convenient. If your dentist is near your home or office and easy to get to, you will be much more likely to go. Your dentist and her staff are your best resources for all of your questions about your oral health. During your appointment make sure to discuss any issues that you have. You can also ask for tips about the best way to brush, and recommendations on products that will work best for your particular teeth. Your dentist can also help you understand the importance that your mouth has on your overall physical health. Ask your dentist about the possible links between oral health and conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Your primary dentist can also refer you to a specialist if you have any issues beyond general oral care. Maybe your teeth are crooked or the gap between your front teeth has always bothered you. Your dentist can recommend an orthodontist to help you make corrections. If you have gum disease or erosion, your dentist might recommend you see a periodontist. These doctors specialize in gum care. Remember, your gums are important to keeping your teeth healthy. One of the best ways to feel confident about your teeth is to make them whiter. Unfortunately, brushing alone can't whiten your smile. Ask your dentist to tell you about your options. You could consider getting an in-office whitening treatment or doing it yourself at home. If you opt for professional whitening, make sure to discuss costs. Insurance typically does not cover whitening as it is considered cosmetic. If you decide to try whitening at home ask your dentist to recommend products that she feels are safe and effective. If you feel wary about using chemical substances, you can also try natural home whitening.

SUMMARY: Choose the right dentist. Visit regularly. Ask questions. Consider a specialist. Talk about whitening your teeth.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you receive a reservation request, Airbnb will provide you with contact information for your guests; once you confirm the request, your guests will receive all of your contact information and the precise address for your place. Use this information to discuss important details, including arrival and departure times and how your guests will get their keys. Before your guests arrive, clean and scrub all your floors, counters, and windows. Make sure your bathroom is as clean as possible. Empty all trash, and double check that you have stocked all necessary supplies: sheets, towels, paper products, etc. Consider leaving a welcoming note and gift as well. A bottle of wine or a treat from a local bakery does a lot to set the right tone for your guests. If possible, welcome your guests personally, and spend a little time with them. Show them your place and give them any information they may need. If you will not see your guests in person, make sure to leave a note and a list of any information they might need. Once your guests are settled, let them know that they can call, text, or email you if they have any questions, problems, or concerns. Check your phone and email often to see if they have tried to reach you. After your guests leave, you will receive and email and an alert reminding you to review them. Provide a short and accurate review. Your guests will also have the opportunity to review your rental space. This review will be visible to other potential guests who are searching for accommodations on Airbnb. If there are negative components to this review, take them seriously this is your opportunity to learn what your guests thought about your place and how you can improve the experience for future renters.

SUMMARY: Communicate with your guests before their arrival. Clean your place thoroughly. Welcome your guests. Make yourself available. Review your guests. Check your own reviews.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Be sure to check the price, as it does change every now and again due to popularity.

SUMMARY: Go to the Grand Exchange and buy 1000 cowhides. Go to Al Kharid and tan all of them into leather or hard leather. Go back to the Grand Exchange and sell all of your leather.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Although a good pitch requires your whole body to work fluidly, you can train specific parts with particular drills. A good drill to do that focuses on your arm action during a pitch are knee throwing drills. If you are right hander, kneel down on your right knee and pitch the ball to a friend from this position. For lefties do the opposite side. A stiff wrist is an important part of what it takes to throw a good forkball, but this can be a tricky thing to practice on its own. A good way to focus on the wrist is to hold up your pitching arm so it is bent at the elbow and the forearm is vertical. Hold it just below the wrist with your glove hand. Keeping your arm in this position, practice throwing the ball with just your wrist and fingers. To try to put it all together, you can practice pitching against a wall. If you mark a target to aim for you will be able to see how much you are managing to get your pitch to bottom out late on. If you have the equipment, you can film your practice pitches to observe in slow motion how your action looks and what sort of movement is being produced on the ball. If you are struggling with balance, practice holding your balance position, with your front leg raised and your pitching arm back, for a few seconds before pitching. Probably the most fun way to do any pitching drill is with friends. Play catch, and throw in some forkballs to try to catch each other out. If your friend is deceived by the ball as it drops down at the last second, you know it is coming along nicely. It's good to practice with a catcher as they will be able to give you good feedback on the flight of the ball. You can ask a friend, parent or coach to observe your pitch to see if they spot any problems that might be holding you back. Remember, this is a pitch that is very hard to master and can lead to injuries. Take it easy with your practices and stop if you start to feel pain in your elbow, wrist or fingers.

SUMMARY:
Concentrate on your arm action. Focus on keeping a stiff wrist. Practice the pitch against a wall. Practice with friends. Don't overdo it.