Write an article based on this "Accept that your parents may not understand you. Take a break from the conversation if you need to calm down. Give yourself permission to feel upset. Try to understand your parents' point of view."
article: No matter how well you communicate, you can't always make another person understand your point of view. It's also up to them to listen and be open-minded. If your parents simply can't or won't understand what you're trying to tell them and you find yourself having the same argument over and over, it may be time to accept that you'll never be on the same page. Even if your parents understand your point of view, they may still disagree with you. Talking to someone who can't or won't understand you can be very frustrating. If you find yourself getting upset with your parents, step away for a little while so you can cool off. You can say something like, "I just need a few minutes. Can we talk about this a little later?" Try breathing deeply to help yourself relax. You might also find it helpful to do something to blow off steam, like going for a run, punching a punching bag, or having a good cry in your room. It's okay and natural to be angry, sad, frustrated, or disappointed when your parents don't understand where you're coming from. Don't get down on yourself if you lose your cool. When you have a moment, just take some time to sit and recognize what you're feeling, without judging yourself. You might also find it helpful to: Meditate on what you are feeling. Sit and focus on your breathing for a few minutes. Then, turn your attention to your thoughts and feelings. Try to put a name to each feeling. For example, "I'm feeling frustrated and upset because my parents aren't taking me seriously." Express your feelings with music, art, or writing. Go for a walk or get some exercise. Moving around can boost your mood and also help clear your head when you feel overwhelmed. Even if you don't agree with your parents, you may have an easier time dealing with them if you understand where they're coming from. Take time to really think about your parents' side of things and try to put yourself in their shoes. For example, if they don't want to let you go to the college you're interested in, think about their reasons. Is it because they're afraid the tuition will be too expensive? Are they worried that it's too far away and it will be hard to keep in touch? Understanding your parents' point of view will also make it easier for you to make a strong counterargument. For example, you could say, "I know you guys are worried about the tuition. But if I keep my grades up, I think I'll qualify for a good scholarship."

Write an article based on this "Put a simple platter together with some dill sour cream for dipping. Set out a variety of smoked salmons to let people compare. Create a breakfast platter for large groups in the morning."
article: On a platter, layer a few rows of thinly-sliced cold smoked salmon. Mix 0.25 cups (61 g) of sour cream with 2 teaspoons (0.5 g) of dill in a small bowl. Set the sour cream out in a small dipping bowl in the center of the platter. On the other side of the dip bowl, add some shallots, crackers, crostinis, and capers to pair with the smoked salmon. Guests can use the sour cream and dill as a dipping sauce, or use a knife to apply the sour cream to a cracker or crostini and make a simple open-faced treat! Since smoked salmon comes in a variety of different styles, each with their own unique flavors and seasonings, let your guests sample an assortment of salmons. On a large platter, set out some cold smoked salmon, lox, gravlax, and hot smoked salmon. Layer each variety on a plate in 4 rows and artfully fold the slices on top of one another. Set some crackers or mini-bagels out on a platter next to it with tomato slices, cream cheese, and capers. Pair your salmon platter with a salad or fresh vegetables to give people a variety of choices. Get a large platter and layer slices of smoked salmon around the rim of the plate. Cut 2 lemons into thin slices and arrange the lemon slices along the inside of the salmon slices. Spread a few slices of red onions over the lemons. Then, scatter 0.25 cups (45 g) of drained capers over the onions. Season the entire plate with minced dill and pepper. In the center of the plate, place some sour cream or cream cheese in mixing bowl. Set out some crackers, bagels, or toast to give your guests multiple options. Scrambled, poached, or hard-boiled eggs pair really well with smoked salmon for a more filling breakfast. If you opt for hard-boiled eggs, peel them and set them out around the dip.

Write an article based on this "The next part of your resume should be some simple objective and summary type sections."
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This can easily be accomplished by making headers and following them with text. Here is an example: