INPUT ARTICLE: Article: like the Rubik's cube. Doing puzzles like these will keep your brain working and increase your mental capabilities. Your brain is a muscle: you have to exercise it! Sudoku is a great puzzle to try to solve and it expands your thinking. These can be purchased in books, are often printed in newspapers, and are easily found for free online. Drawing, sculpting, painting and other arts unleash your creative side and expand your problem-solving skills. A creative brain can think outside the box to find ways to get things done better and faster. . Learn how to do mental sums or speed math. The hard thinking that is required for math will make your brain work hard and help develop the connections that will help you think better and faster. stories or poetry. Creative writing forces your brain to work on inventing situations and dialogue, characters and environments. This will make you a better thinker and help you process information. Using language like this will also improve your vocabulary and speech. Writing is also a fantastic way of expressing yourself and your thoughts.

SUMMARY: Work on puzzles Do artistic activities. Do math Write

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Although scientists aren't sure why, you can reduce your risk for ovarian cancer by making certain choices about having children and controlling your fertility. You can reduce your risk for ovarian cancer by having at least one baby. Studies show that the more pregnancies you have, the more you can reduce your risk. You can also reduce your risk by using birth control pills (containing both estrogen and progesterone) for at least five years. A history of breast feeding or hysterectomy may also reduce the risk of ovarian cancer in women. If you do have children, breastfeeding is one way to reduce your risk for ovarian cancer, though scientists are still not sure why. Try to breastfeed for at least a year, which has been connected with a moderately reduced risk of ovarian cancer. Breastfeeding is also linked with reduced risk for breast cancer and is great for your child's health. While this is a drastic option, it is most likely to be effective. If you are over 40, done having children, and at a high risk for developing ovarian cancer, talk to your doctor about whether you should have your reproductive organs removed. There are a few permanent sterilization options that have been shown to reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by as much as 70 to 96%,. Your options include: having your tubes tied. having your ovaries removed. getting a hysterectomy. Studies show that women who were obese during early adulthood are more likely to develop this type of cancer, so you can potentially reduce your risk by maintaining a healthy weight. If you do develop ovarian cancer, being overweight can also hinder your ability to recover and reduce your chances of survival. If you are overweight, check out this helpful wikiHow guide to learn more about losing weight safely.
Summary: Reduce your risk with your reproductive choices. Breastfeed your children. Consider permanent sterilization. Maintain a healthy weight.

If your organization has done cost analyses in the past, use the same or similar methods to categorize costs. Maintaining continuity in this way means the reports can be compared, making them more useful over time. You might also look at cost analyses conducted by similar organizations implementing similar programs or providing similar services. Direct costs include salaries and benefits for team members, supplies and materials, and any necessary furniture or fixtures. Depending on the type of program or service offered, you may also have contract, licensing, or insurance costs. Direct costs are specific to the program or service you're evaluating in your cost analysis they are not shared with any other programs. Overhead costs, such as utilities or rent, may be a direct cost if the program or service has its own location. Indirect costs include general administration or management salaries and benefits, facilities, equipment, and anything else shared across multiple programs or services. What you categorize as an indirect cost will depend on how you have separated the programs or services offered by your organization. Ultimately, when you calculate the costs of an individual program or service, you'll need to allocate these indirect costs Ultimately, you want your cost analysis report to be useful to your organization. Rather than relying on broad financial categories, use categories that accurately reflect the way your analysis will be used. Standard categories may include personnel costs, operational costs, and start-up costs. Within each category, identify which costs are direct and which are indirect.
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One-sentence summary -- Review previous cost analysis reports, if available. List all direct costs of the program you're evaluating. Include indirect costs. Organize costs to reflect the purpose of your analysis.

Q: Cleaning fruit is especially important when you plan on eating the peel. Scrub vigorously under hot, soap water with your fingers or a clean sponge. A microplane produces a very fine zest, perfect for baking and cooking. If you don't have this tool, use the smallest holes on an ordinary grater. Position it as follows: Microplane or flat grater: Hold the handle closest to you, with the end set against the cutting board at a 45 angle. If the flat grater is unstable, grate over a bowl with the grater resting against the edge. Box grater: Place it flat over the cutting board, with the finest side facing the hand holding the lemon. Push down on the handle to prevent sliding. Grate just enough to get through the yellow skin, avoiding the bitter white pith underneath. Many graters can pierce through this layer in a single movement. Be gentle if you are not using a microplane. Graters will only grate in one direction. Microplanes can grate in either, but it's usually easier to push down, then lift the lemon back to the top. Once the white pith is exposed, rotate the lemon and zest the next strip of peel. Repeat until most of the peel is removed, or until you have enough zest for your recipe. There's no need to get every bit from the ends or from flecks of remaining yellow.
A: Rinse the lemon. Set your tool over a cutting board. Grate the yellow skin only. Rotate the lemon and repeat.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use dialogue to add humour to a screenplay. Have witty back and forth between characters. Have one character who is full of funny one-liners. Create running jokes that are said throughout the screenplay by different characters. Dialogue gives you a chance to have your characters tell jokes to one another and be witty. For example, you may have one character who uses a signature catch phrase and tone of voice to say their dialogue, creating humor. Develop a character over a long period of a time in a novel so they become endearing, witty, and funny to the reader. Give them a funny childhood or a unique sense of humor. Let the character's voice and actions come through as the novel progresses and add in funny or amusing details about the character. The reader will then get a sense of humor from the character. For example, you may have a character who seems minor in the story but always has a funny aside. You may then have them become more important as the novel progresses, putting their humor front and center. The element of surprise can be a fun way to jolt your reader and make them laugh. Have a plot twist in the play that you find funny and surprising. Keep the viewer guessing and use the element of suspense to create surprise and laughter. For example, you may have a big reveal 3/4 of the way into the play where a character turns out to be a woman dressed as a man. You may stage the reveal so it is funny and surprising for your audience.

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Emphasize comedy in screenwriting with dialogue. Use long-term character development in a comedic novel. Surprise the reader in a comedic play.