Write an article based on this "Distinguish between chronic and acute bronchitis. Watch for symptoms."
article: Bronchitis is the result of inflammation of the air passages in the lungs and can be acute or chronic. Knowing the difference between acute and chronic bronchitis is important as the two conditions require different treatments. Acute bronchitis is usually due to a viral infection and symptoms should not last more than 7-10 days. This is the type of bronchitis that can be treated naturally as it usually does not require prescription medication. Chronic bronchitis is an ongoing condition that occurs mostly in smokers. It's part of a variety of conditions that contribute to chronic obtrusive pulmonary disease (COPD). If you have chronic bronchitis, do not attempt natural treatment. Seek medical care. Know the symptoms of bronchitis. People often misread bronchitis symptoms as that of another cold or a sinus infection. This leads to poor treatment options. Acute bronchitis is much like the common cold. Symptoms include sore throat, sneezing, wheezing, fatigue, and fever; however, acute bronchitis is different from the common cold in that it's usually accompanied by a cough that produces green or yellow phlegm. Symptoms of acute bronchitis should only last 7-10 days. If your symptoms last longer than this your bronchitis may be chronic.

Write an article based on this "Allow the band to soak. Dry the watchband thoroughly."
article: You don't have to wait hours if the watch isn't noticeably dirty, letting it soak for a couple of minutes in a shallow bowl or container should do the trick. If your watch has been sitting in the mud outside your door step for ten years and you just found it, you might need to leave it for a few hours. You may choose to remove excess water with the cloth and allow the watchband to air dry, if time allows. Air drying is probably your best option.

Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Blow up a balloon. Cut or tear some colored tissue paper into small squares of thin strips. Mix 1 part glue and 1 part water together in a bowl. Start applying the white tissue paper pieces to the balloon. Place a piece of white tissue paper over the glue and smooth it down. Keep going until the entire balloon is covered. Add two more layers of white tissue paper. Add two to three more layers of your other color. Let the lantern dry. Decorate the lantern. Pop the balloon and pull it out through the hole. Use a hole puncher to poke two holes in the top of the lantern. Thread a long piece of string through both holes. Insert the light and hang the lantern."
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This lantern is perfect for those who like working with glue. Because it requires so much glue, however, you will need to give it some time to dry. If you are in a hurry, this might not be the right choice for you; the lantern will need at least a day to dry. Here's what you'll need to make this lantern: Balloon Tissue paper (white and red/yellow) Scissors (optional) Paintbrush or foam brush White school glue Water Black or gold permanent marker (optional) String Hole puncher Battery-operated tea light Not too big or it may pop. You will need some white tissue paper for the first few layers; this will make your lamp glow brighter. You will also need some red or yellow tissue paper for the last two to three layers. You can even use both colors, if you want. Be sure to keep the white tissue paper separate from the other colors. This will be your papier mache paste. Make sure that you are using white school glue, as the clear type won't work. Dip your paintbrush or foam brush into the glue mixture and dab some glue onto the balloon. You don't need a lot of gluejust a thin layer. This will give the tissue paper something to hold on to. You can use your fingers, if you don't mind getting dirty, or your paintbrush/foam brush. Try to get the paper as smooth as possible. Be sure to leave some room near the bottom of the balloon where the knot is. You can to be able to reach inside the lantern, once it dries and you pop the balloon. Consider keeping your balloon in a bowl; this will help keep it still and prevent it from rolling all over the place. Be sure to let the first layer dry a little bit before you add another. If your balloon starts to get too soggy, set it aside. You may also notice that after enough layers, you may not need to use much glue if at all; the lower layers will help soak up the upper layers. You are adding so many layers to make your lantern sturdy. If you don't use enough layers, your lamp will turn out flimsy. This may take 1 to 2 days. The lantern must be completely dry before you move on to the next step, or it will cave in on itself. You can use a black or gold permanent marker to draw a Chinese character on the lantern. You can also draw designs on the lantern using glue, and then sprinkle gold glitter over the glue. If you use glue to decorate the lantern, be sure to let it dry before moving on to the next step. This is now the top of your lantern. If the lantern caves in on itself, simply reach inside, and pop it back out into shape. At this point, you can also use some scissors to clean up the edges of the tissue paper. They need to be straight across from each other, or the lantern won't balance right. Tie the ends of the string together into a tight knot. Switch on a battery-operated tea light and drop it into the lantern. You don't want to use a real candle or a light bulb, as both can lead to a fire. Use the string to hang the lantern.