Write an article based on this "Pour the white vinegar into the jar or bottle."
article: Fill almost to the top, leaving enough space needed to cap the bottle or screw on the jar lid.

Write an article based on this "Decline an office cellphone. Turn off email notifications on your smart phone. Avoid responding to non-urgent email and phone messages."
article: If your new job comes with a company cellphone, consider whether you can turn it down. Your company cellphone comes with many strings such as constant connectivity with your workplace outside of work hours. If you turn down the company cellphone and stick to your personal cellphone, fewer people will have access to your telephone number and you will be more likely to have time to yourself on the weekend. If your phone tells you about each new email in your inbox, it can be hard to completely ignore it. This can reduce your chances of enjoying personal time during off hours or on the weekend. To avoid this problem, simply turn off the email notifications on your smart phone. Instead, just check it at regular times that work for you. If you check email on the weekend or in the evening, try to remember that not every message needs an immediate response. If you respond to every message on a workday evening, you may find you have little time left to yourself. Avoid opening work email outside of work hours. If possible, simply ignore your email inbox during non-work hours. If you are on vacation or on sick leave, avoid checking your email. Instead, set an automatic away message explaining that you are out of the office for a few days.

Write an article based on this "Introduce your parents to the friends you'll be going to the concert with. Know how you're getting to the concert. Ride with a reliable and safe person. Ask an older sibling to go with you."
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If your parents haven't met the people you plan on attending the concert with, invite them over beforehand so that everyone gets to know each other. Your parents will feel better knowing who it is you'll be spending the evening with as opposed to picturing strangers. Are you getting a ride there? Taking an Uber, Lyft, or other taxi service? Figure out how you'll be going to the concert as well as how long it takes to get there and which route you'll take. These are important factors to discuss with your parents so that they know you'll arrive safely and without rushing. If you'll be driving there, make sure the driver is responsible and someone you (and your parents!) trust. If you're having a friend drive you, check to make sure they have a clean driving record and won't be drinking. Asking your parents or another family member to drive you is always a great option, too. If you have an older brother or sister, ask them if they wouldn't mind going to the concert with you. Knowing that you'll be with someone they trust and know very well will make your parents feel better about letting you go, and you'll have just as much fun.