Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear light fabrics that allow air circulation. Pack a change of clothes and extra socks. Invest in moisture-wicking apparel. Manage clammy hands with an antiperspirant or absorbent powders. Purchase breathable shoes for sweaty feet. Use a setting spray or powder to prevent running makeup.

Answer: Choose clothes made of natural fibers with a loose weave, such as cotton or linen. Light colors can also help keep you cooler since they don't absorb as much light and heat as dark colors. Sweat stains show up most visibly on gray clothing, so try to avoid that color. Bring an extra shirt and a pair of pants or skirt that you can change into if you have sweaty spots on your outfit. Before changing, use a cloth or a handkerchief to wipe away excess sweat. Additionally, bring extra socks if your feet sweat a lot. If necessary, swap out sweaty socks for a fresh pair 2 or 3 times a day. Pack extra clothes in a backpack or compact travel bag. You could also keep extra clothes in your car or in your office at work. Moisture-wicking apparel is made of specially designed fabric that absorbs and dispels sweat. Wear moisture-wicking undershirts and underwear to avoid visible sweat stains on your outer clothes. Moisture-wicking apparel can be pricey. Cotton undergarments are more affordable and can absorb sweat, but they're not as effective as specialty performance apparel. If your hands sweat a lot, try spraying them with an aerosol antiperspirant in the morning and before bedtime. Rubbing them with baby powder, baking soda, or cornstarch as needed could also help keep them dry. Remember to dry your hands well with a towel or blow dryer before applying antiperspirant. If your hands are often clammy, avoid using thick, oily lotions that contain petroleum jelly. Leather and other natural materials are good choices for dress shoes. When shopping for sneakers, look for options that have small holes for air circulation. Additionally, wear sandals or go barefoot whenever possible so your feet can breathe. You could also purchase moisture-wicking athletic socks. If your head and face sweat a lot and ruin your makeup, apply a matting primer before foundation, blush, and eye makeup. After applying your makeup, finish with a setting spray or powder to prevent it from running. You should also carry blotting wipes to soak up sweat without ruining your makeup. Coffee filters also work well in a pinch. Before applying makeup, you can also spray your hairline with an aerosol antiperspirant. Be sure to test it on a small area of skin first to avoid irritation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tap the +. Select Event. Click More Options if you're using a computer. Enter a title for your event. Select a date and time. Enter a location. Create a notification for the event. Add guests. Fill in other event details. Click or tap Save.

Answer: The plus symbol is at the bottom-right corner of the mobile app, or the top-left corner on the web. You can also create an event by selecting the date on which the event will occur. To create an event that's similar to an existing event, you can use the Duplicate feature. Click or tap an event to open it, select the three-dot menu, then select Duplicate. The web version will default to an event, but you'll have to tap Event at the bottom of the screen on your phone or tablet. This expands additional event options. This is how the event will appear in your calendar. Click or tap the dates and times to make your selections. The time zone is set automatically based on your computer, phone, or tablet, but you can adjust it if necessary. If the event will take up an entire day (or entire set of days), select "All day" at the top. If the event repeats more than once, you can set a schedule. Click or tap Does not repeat (you may have to tap More options first if you're on a phone or tablet) and choose the desired schedule. Tap Custom if you need to be enter a repeat schedule that's more specific. This is not required, but clicking or tapping Add location lets you enter an address or other location details so you can easily pull up directions in Google Maps if needed. Google Calendar will automatically send you a notification one day before the event, but you can change that if you wish. Use the menus to choose a notification time on your computer, or tap 1 day before in the mobile app to choose an alternative time. If you want others to attend this event, you can add them now or share the event with them later. To add guests now: Tap Add guests in the mobile app, or click Add guests on the right side of the page on a computer. Select or enter contacts to invite. You can also adjust guest permissions, such as whether guests can invite others or view the guest list. You can enter additional information as needed: Enter a description into the "Description" or "Add note" field. Color-code the event by selecting a color from the color list. Add an attachment, such as a photo or document, by clicking the paperclip icon or tapping Add attachment in the app. It's at the top-right corner. Your new event is now on your calendar.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check for shiny, black fur. Look for the gold or copper eyes. Note the rounded appearance. Notice the cat's muscular but not stocky build. Seek out the characteristic walk.

Answer: One of the main characteristics of a Bombay cat is its black fur, which should be glossy and short. The goal of the original breeder was to create a cat that looked like a miniature panther, hence the fur color. Another defining characteristic of the breed is its eyes. It was specifically bred to have gold or copper eyes, so if the cat you're looking at doesn't have that characteristic, it's not a purebred Bombay. Bombays tend to have rounded edges. That is, they have a rounded head with a short nose. This trend continues throughout the cat's body, with rounded eyes, ears, and feet, as well as a rounded tail. Bombay cats tend to be medium to large cats. They range in weight from six to over twelve pounds, and the males are larger than the females. While they aren't as stocky as the Burmese, they are still very muscular, strongly built cats. Bombays tend to feel heavier than they appear. Bombays generally walk in a certain way. It's a kind of swishing, swaying walk. Interestingly, it mimics the walk of a panther, the large cat the Bombay was bred to look like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stay hydrated. Eat hair-healthy foods. Skip dyes and perfumes. Avoid chlorine. Stay out of hot water. Protect your scalp from the weather. Run a humidifier.

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While you are treating your dry scalp from the outside with conditioner or oils, it's just as important to treat it from within, too. Staying hydrated by drinking enough water to keep your skin healthy and hydrated. Try to drink at least eight 8-oz glasses of water daily. Vitamin deficiencies may be causing your dry scalp. Make sure you are eating a well-balanced diet and getting plenty of vitamin B (especially B6 and B12) from fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Omega-3 fatty acids are also important in supporting a healthy, hydrated scalp. Omega-3s are found in fatty fish, nuts and seeds, and oils. You can supplement vitamin B with flaxseed oil, zinc, or selenium and take fish oil supplements to increase Omega-3s. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist before beginning a new supplement. Sometimes, a dry, itchy scalp is caused by something you're allergic to in your shampoo or other hair products. To test the theory, try picking hair products that are free of dyes and scents to see if that helps keep you from getting a dry scalp. You could also buy products that are hypoallergenic if you have sensitive skin. Chlorine is known to dry out skin and hair. If you spend a lot of time in the pool, that could lead to a dry scalp. Fortunately, you don't need to skip swimming altogether; you just need to protect yourself. Rub a conditioning cream into your scalp and hair, and then tuck your hair up into a swimming cap before you go swimming. You might also consider purchasing a shower filter. These will filter out chlorine along with other chemicals that might be in the water. Hot water can be harsh on your skin, scalp, and hair, drying it out. To keep your scalp from drying out too much, turn the heat down when you get in the shower. Try warm showers instead of hot, and stay out of the hot tub. Whether it's winter or summer, weather can wreak havoc on your scalp and hair. In the winter, put a hat on to protect your head from the dry, cold air. In the summer, use sprays that have sunscreen in them to protect your scalp, particularly if you're going to be out in the sun. If you live in a particularly dry or cold climate, the inside of your house likely gets dry during certain parts of the year. Dry air dries out your skin, scalp, and hair, making it harder to control things like dry scalp. One way to remedy the situation is to run a humidifier in your house to increase the humidity in the air. Try running one in your bedroom, for instance.