Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get your information from trustworthy sources, such as the CDC. Limit how often you check for news updates to once or twice a day. Focus on the fact that most cases are mild and most people recover. Share helpful information with friends and family.

Answer: You're probably seeing a lot of stories about the coronavirus, and some of them may contain inaccurate or outdated information. Additionally, you might encounter some myths on social media. To ensure that you're getting accurate and reasonable information, stick to sources like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization. Visit the World Health Organization website for up-to-date information about the current COVID-19 outbreak. You can also find information from the CDC website. While it's good to stay informed, constantly reading or watching news updates can quickly become overwhelming. Instead, designate a specific time to check for updates so you're not thinking about the virus all day. Don't visit news sites or turn on the news outside of these times, and avoid social media if you're seeing too many updates there. For example, you might watch a news program in the morning and check for a second update in the evening. Reports about the coronavirus likely sound very scary, so it's understandable that you'd be afraid. However, 80% of cases are mild, and some people don't even realize they're sick. Additionally, most people who get very sick will get better, so try not to worry. Finally, some areas don't have any confirmed cases, so you may not be at risk at all. COVID-19 causes respiratory symptoms like fever, cough, and shortness of breath, similar to the common cold or the flu. Coronavirus infections are rare in children, so you don't need to be especially worried about your kids getting sick. With preventative actions, such as hand washing, kids are at low-risk. You can help yourself and others feel calmer about the coronavirus outbreak by sharing any helpful information you find. If you see a useful update on the coronavirus from a reputable news source or government website, post a link on social media or email it to any friends or family members who are worried about the virus. If you stay calm and stick to sharing factual information, you can set a good example for others and help prevent panic and anxiety from spreading. If you know anyone who is spreading inaccurate information, correct them in a calm, non-judgmental way. Say something like, "I know a lot of people are saying it's not safe to handle packages from China, but the WHO says the virus dies quickly on objects like mail pieces." Provide links to back up any information you share.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Build trust Show respect Communicate clearly and effectively while in the workplace and at home. Address any issues as they surface rather than letting them build up. Listen carefully Assess the overall communication with your family members. Gauge your overall job satisfaction and make adjustments as necessary.

Answer: between all members of the business. Always work with honesty and integrity, backing up your words with actions, to show your coworkers that you are dedicated and capable. Honor your commitments and promises, and be consistent and on time. This may be the most crucial part of working with your family members. to everyone you work with at all times. Encourage the abilities of others as it relates to your work, and compliment the hard efforts of others. Be grateful, sincere, kind, and attentive. Maintaining a level of respect between all parties will prevent conflicts and keep everyone happy. Even if your brother did something to upset you earlier, you still must show him respect in the workplace. The company is not a place to work out family issues. Everyone in your company must agree to not let personal feelings come into the workplace and to keep the workplace a professional atmosphere.Speak your thoughts clearly and thoroughly with a detailed explanation. If you say you will change something, do it to the best of your abilities. You will know much about your family coworkers, including what makes them happy or what irritates them. This may make it difficult to always be rational or fair with your thoughts and feelings. Rather than letting issues sit and fester, make sure you address them early on. This will keep your work relationship professional rather than emotional. and speak openly to prevent issues from arising. Disagreements are inevitable, but you don't want them to impact your business processes or personal growth. Use conflict resolution skills like careful listening and speaking openly about problems to reduce the potential for conflicts to emerge. Look at your current communication methods and think about if this is the most productive dynamic. Is everyone communicating their thoughts and feelings and listening to others' perspectives? Or are emotions complicating business decisions? Your behaviors and attitudes impact others, so save the heated conversation until it is outside of business hours. A third-party observer or non-family employee can be helpful to point out communication problems. Are you happy with your job description? Is everyone playing their part to accomplish the company's goals? Try to have a meeting with your supervisors to discuss your feelings about the job. You may find satisfaction in contributing to your family's financial well-being, or perhaps working with your family is too emotionally draining and difficult to balance. If need be, seek other professional opportunities. It may be difficult to have a standard 90 day review in a family workplace, but it is helpful to get input to your work performance when possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to your email settings and click on the Forwarding option to send your mail to another address. Type in the email address you want your messages forwarded to. Send a test email to make sure the message forwards. Click the Forward option on a message if you only want to share a single email.

Answer: Look for the Settings option along the top of your inbox. It will either be listed as Settings along the menu or appear as a gear-shaped icon that you can click on. Once you access the settings, look for the option that says Forwarding and click on it. Many times, the settings option will be listed in the top right corner. Click on the option to add a forwarding address. Put in another email address that you own that you want your emails to get forwarded to. If you only want specific types of mail sent to you, you can create a filter to get rid of spam messages. You can set up mail to forward to multiple addresses if you only want to receive specific types of mail on each account. When you're finished, send an email to yourself or ask a friend to send an email to you. Make sure the email goes into the inbox on the second account to confirm it works. Check the inbox of the email you're forwarding occasionally just in case a message doesn't forward to the new account. Look along the top bar of icons above the message you want to forward. Look for the symbol of an envelope with an arrow pointing to the right. Click the button and type your own message above the forwarded message. If you're forwarding mail from your phone, long tap on the message until the pop-up menu appears. Click the Forward option to send the email.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make small balls of the dough. Flour your rolling pin and roll each ball out into a circle. Heat a shallow pan until a drop of water sizzles. Take it off the pan and in the centre of the cooked side place the stuffing, almost in square form. Fold the roti over the stuffing like an envelope. Heat oil in pan to about 350 F. Serve on a plate with yogurt or mint chutney.

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Try to make it equal to the size of a small tortilla. Place a roti on the hot pan and lightly dry cook one side of the roti. (Indication: The roti should change color.) As you fold the bottom half over, wet the edges with a bit of water. Then fold in the left and right hand sides, and finally the top side. In the end, it should look like a square envelope. Shallow fry the paratha, turning them once so that both sides are cooked.