Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Evaluate the group dynamic. Be a part of the group. Join in. Start your side conversation. Keep talking. Disengage if it doesn't work.

Answer: Not every group is going to be appropriate to approach. Is this a group of girls commiserating over a group member's break up? Are they talking about work or is a family member sick? Listen in without seeming obvious for cues. If it is a serious topic you're best not to talk to her. If it is light-hearted, then you're probably safe to proceed. The first part of talking to any group is blending in without making it too obvious. Look for a natural opening in a group, or wait until you overhear something good, so you don't just butt into a conversation. Make yourself seem like you're part of the group without invading the group's space. It is okay to jump in as long as you do it in a nice manner. Ask her questions relating to the subject. Say, "I'm lost here, what are we talking about. Gimme the spoiler?" Don't just walk up to a group of people you don't know and start standing there and listening. That'll be a big creepy turn-off. Listen to what the group is talking about, and start contributing to whatever they're talking about. Use the subjects the group is talking about to your advantage. Introduce yourself if necessary. If the group is talking about a recent movie, join the conversation and share your impressions. Talk to the entire group of girls. Don't try to single out the girl you're trying to talk to immediately. Depending on the girl, she could be worried about offending her friends, or feel bad that they aren't being given the same amount of attention. After starting the conversation relating to what the group is talking about, slowly transition into just talking to the girl you want to talk to. Turn toward her and make eye contact. Address the things you say to her, instead of the group. Start making little side comments that other people won't be able to hear. Keeping her interested in what you are saying will make her distracted from the rest of the group, and eventually, focusing more on you. Eventually, the group might leave you two alone to talk, and it'll be a lot easier to carry on a one-on-one conversation in private. Ask her lots of questions and continue making eye contact to make her feel like you're talking to her specifically. If you they don't leave, make sure to include the other members of her group in the conversation so they won't be left out. However, make sure you are still fun of the conversation so that you are also getting a chance to talk to the girl while having fun. Most girls think it's nice when guys are nice to their friends. Sometimes, the best tactic is to chat for a while and then move elsewhere. Keep making eye-contact with the girl you were trying to talk to. This can be a great way of seeing if she's interested in talking more with you. If she leaves the group and goes to find you? Good sign. If you never meet back up, wait unit the end of the night. When her group is leaving, pull her aside quickly and tell her what a great time you've had. Tell her you'd love to meet her for coffee or a drink sometime.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pull the macaron shells out of the oven and let them cool. Fill the shells Freeze macaron shells to fill them later, alternatively. Place the finished macarons in an airtight container. Leave them on the counter, refrigerate them, or freeze them.

Answer: You must let the macaron shells cool down before adding the filling. If you don't, the shells may crack or lose their crispness. Handle the shells carefully, since they're quite fragile when they come out of the oven. The shells will be the visible part of the cookie, so you want them to look as perfect as possible. once they've cooled completely. You can fill the macaron shells with cream cheese, fruit jams, fondue, ganache, and so much more. Try something new, or adding your favorite filling once the shells are cool. You can freeze unfilled macaron shells for about 3 months. When you're ready to finish making the cookies, pull the shells out of the freezer and give them 30 minutes to come to room temperature. At that point, you can add your filling and assemble the cookies. Use a plastic or glass container and make sure the lid snaps on tightly. Line the cookies up one layer at a time. Place pieces of parchment paper between any subsequent layers. Leave the cookies out on the counter if you plan to eat them within a day. Place them in the fridge for up to 3 days. You can also freeze the cookies for 3 to 6 months. If you're storing in the fridge or freezer, place the container in the middle or near the back. Avoid placing the container near the front, since the temperature fluctuates there and will cause the cookies to become soggy.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your doctor if you develop severe symptoms. Take your child to the doctor for any sore throat. Seek immediate care if you have trouble breathing or swallowing. Get a throat swab to figure out what's causing your sore throat. Ask your doctor if you need additional treatment.

Answer: While your sore throat should go away in 7-10 days, you may have a more serious condition. Fortunately, your doctor can help you get the treatment you need. Call your doctor if you have the following symptoms, which might be a sign of a more serious condition: A severe sore throat or 1 that lasts longer than 1 week Fever higher than 101F (38C) Earache Blood in your mucus Trouble breathing, swallowing, or opening your mouth Rash Hoarseness that lasts longer than 2 weeks A lump in your throat Swelling in your face or neck If you see red or white spots in the back of your throat, along with flu-like symptoms, see a doctor right away. You may have strep throat, which requires antibiotics to treat. If your child has a sore throat and their first drink of water in the morning doesn't make it go away, it's best to take them to a doctor. While they're likely okay, your doctor can make sure your child doesn't need medical treatment. They'll review your child's symptoms and possibly do simple in-office tests to make a diagnosis. Some causes of sore throat, like strep throat, are caused by a bacterial infection. If your child has an infection, they will likely need medication. While you're likely okay, these symptoms are always considered an emergency. Visit your doctor, an urgent care center, or an emergency room to get treatment. You may be able to get a breathing treatment or medication to help you breathe better. It's important that you be able to breathe properly, so don't hesitate to see a doctor. These symptoms can quickly become more serious if you don't treat them. Your doctor will gently swab the back of your throat to collect a culture. Then, they'll test the swab to find out if you have a bacterial infection. This will allow them to recommend the best course of treatment to help you feel better. The throat swab is a simple procedure that's usually painless. However, you might experience some mild discomfort. If you have a viral infection, you likely won't need medical treatment. However, your doctor may give you antibiotics if you have a bacterial infection. Talk to your doctor to learn about your treatment options. If natural treatments aren't helping, you might take over-the-counter pain relievers or cold treatments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put a clean cloth over your shoulder or chest as you burp your baby. Hold your baby against your chest with their chin over your shoulder. Pat your baby's back gently to help them burp. Return your baby to their crib or bassinet after you burp them.

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Drape the cloth so that it is under your baby's chin. This will help you avoid getting spit-up on your clothes. You can also use a clean area of the cloth to wipe your baby's mouth and nose after you burp them. If your baby is sleeping in your arms after a feeding, then carefully transfer them to your shoulder. Position your baby so that their chin is resting on your shoulder with the burp cloth on it. Place 1 hand under your baby's bottom to support their weight and place the other hand against their back. If you are sitting in a rocker or recliner, leaning back slightly may help you to transfer your baby without waking them. Be ready to support your baby's head with the hand that is on their back if needed, such as if they make a sudden movement in their sleep. With the hand that is on your baby's back, pat your baby gently. Do not use sharp or hard taps as these will not make your baby burp faster and are likely to wake them up. Keep patting gently until your baby burps. If you are seated in a rocking chair, rock your baby to help soothe them and keep them asleep. If you're sitting in a regular chair or standing, you can sway back and forth slightly to soothe your baby. After your baby burps, carefully place them on their back in their crib or bassinet. Do this slowly to avoid waking up your baby in the process of transferring them. Make sure that your baby's crib only has a fitted sheet and no heavy blankets, pillows, or stuffed toys which pose a suffocation hazard for your baby.