Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Examine the spread and location of the rash. Examine the rash itself. Try to determine the cause of the rash. Talk to your doctor.

Answer: Rashes can start for a variety of reasons, but most of them are easily treatable. The treatment of a particular rash will depend on the cause. First look at the way the rash is distributed. Where is it? When does it show up? If the rash is generalized all over your body (has spread everywhere), it's more likely to be an allergy to something you've eaten, either a medication or food. If a rash is only under your clothes, it could be either an allergic reaction to the material you're wearing or to heat. The cause of spot rashes is usually environmental. If your rash is accompanied by other symptoms, including fever, nausea, chills, or pain, visit a doctor. You may have caught a virus that causes a rash as one of its symptoms. If you also have an itchy throat or are having trouble breathing, then call emergency services because this may be a life-threatening situation. The color and texture of the rash can tell you a little about what the likely cause might be, so you'll be able to treat it more effectively. Try to leave the rash alone as much as possible while you look, and avoid scratching or prodding at it too much. Rinse it with cool water and natural soap and pat it with a clean, dry towel to dry the rash thoroughly. If it is red, itchy, and goes white when you press it, it might be an allergic reaction, or contact dermatitis from some local irritant. If a rash has a strange pattern, is scaly, very itchy, or has an odor, it's likely a fungal infections. If the rash follows a straight line away from a single red bump, it's probably insect bite. If the rash is elevated and yellowish with a red base, and is quite painful to the touch or has fluid draining from it, then it's infected and needs to be shown to a doctor. All rashes are caused by something. To treat the rash effectively, you need to try to determine the cause. Ask yourself the following questions to try to narrow down the causes: Have you come into contact with any fabrics, chemicals, or animals that may have triggered a skin rash? Is the rash located in an area that gets particularly sweaty on your body? If your rash seems to worsen when you sweat, or in the middle of the day under your clothes, it's likely that the rash is caused by some environmental irritant, like a fabric or a product. Have you switched any soaps, fabric softeners, or used a new hygiene product recently? This could be the cause. Have you eaten anything unusual recently, that may have caused an allergic reaction? Have you used any new cosmetic, cream, or medication? Some over-the-counter or prescription medications may also cause skin rashes. If your rash is accompanied by other symptoms, including swelling, difficulty breathing, or nausea, it might be a sign of an allergic reaction that needs treated immediately. Does the rash seem to come and go with no warning or signs at all? Some skin rashes may be caused by autoimmune disorders that are genetic. While these may be treated with over-the-counter options, the root cause of rash will need to be addressed by a doctor. Make an appointment to speak with a doctor regarding any unusual skin rashes, or rashes that don't heal quickly. Often, skin rashes are difficult to diagnose and many look very similar, making them difficult to treat on your own. Any rash that does not resolve within two weeks of topical treatment should be reported to a doctor. Skin rashes can be caused by many things, such as various autoimmune disorders and plain old stress. Any rash that is extremely painful or won't heal with over-the-counter medication in about a week needs to be checked out by a doctor.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Verify that the celebrity isn't busy with something or someone else. Approach if the celebrity is smiling and happy. Make sure the celebrity seems relaxed and receptive before you approach. Avoid approaching a celebrity who is dressed down or incognito. Approach celebrities if they're greeting other fans enthusiastically.

Answer: Take a quick glance at the celebrity to see whether they're busy. Don't approach them if they're on the phone or already speaking with someone else. Instead, wait until they finish or leave them be. A person's facial expression can tell you a lot about how they're feeling at that particular moment. Are they smiling, or do they seem disinterested or upset? If they're frowning or otherwise look unhappy, don't approach them. They may not be willing to engage with you. Body language is also a great method of determining how approachable someone is. Check for any signs of tension, such as crossed arms or a tight, hunched stance. You'll have more success if the celebrity looks open and relaxed, as this suggests they're in a more pleasant mood and will be more willing to talk to you. What someone is wearing can be a more subtle cue as to whether you should talk to them, especially for celebrities. Are they made up and looking their best, or are they shuffling around in a hoodie and thick sunglasses? The latter outfit suggests the celebrity may be trying to lay low, and doesn't want to meet with fans at the moment. If you're at a fan event or notice the celebrity is already being approached by other people, pay attention to what they say. If they're greeting fans and laughing, go ahead and try greeting them yourself. If they're asking fans not to swarm, or their tone of voice sounds unenthusiastic and flat, it might not be the best idea to approach.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Limit trash talking about other people and talking about your own flaws. Focus on people's good qualities. Call him out on it if he deflects or rejects praise regularly.

Answer: Modeling positive behavior will help others realize how hard we are on each other and ourselves. You can be a good example of how a person can think positively about him- or herself and see his or her own value, so when you give a compliment the other person might believe you. Eliminate "fat talk" and other negativity toward yourself and other people. Even if you are putting yourself down and not someone else or your friend, it can still have a negative influence. This is particularly important around children and adolescents, who learn these behaviors from the adults in their lives. Part of helping build someone else's self-esteem is to shine a light on the great things about her. Acknowledge that the other person may have room to grow in some areas of her life, but that she has other wonderful qualities. People get into the habit of refuting anything good other people say about them, but pointing it out in a kind way will help the person recognize his behavior so he can start to learn how to accept praise gracefully. Let him know that you wouldn't have said anything if you didn't believe it, and it hurts your feelings when he rejects or discounts your feelings toward him.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with a new color.

Answer:
Add a new color for the next row if you like. Simply start crocheting with the new color from any ch-sp (chain space, the gaps left by the chain stitches between the bunches of double crochet).