Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize the early signs and symptoms of scurvy. Look for more advanced signs and symptoms of scurvy. Be aware of the risk factors for contracting scurvy.

Answer: In the early stages, scurvy shows up with a constellation of nonspecific signs and symptoms. These may include: Unusual fatigue A fever Diarrhea Nausea Loss of appetite Pain in your joints and/or muscles A general feeling of being unwell Some people show small "pinpoint" bleeding on their skin, particularly around the area of hair follicles. While scurvy can be hard to recognize in the early stages, it often progresses to more severe signs and symptoms if left undiagnosed and untreated. These may include: Loose teeth Bulging eyes Easy bruising, that is more severe than usual Gums that are prone to bleeding (and may appear swollen and purple-colored) Dry and breakable skin hair Dry and scaly skin that may have a more brownish hue Poor wound healing (i.e. wounds that are slower than normal to heal) Swelling in your arms and legs due to abnormal bleeding into the joints and muscles Premature arrestation (stopping) of bone growth in babies and children. If you are displaying signs or symptoms that are suspicious for scurvy, consider whether you fall into any of the high risk categories (as this would further increase the probability that you may have scurvy). People at higher risk of scurvy include: People with a poor diet (oftentimes alcoholics and/or illicit drug users) Those with significant food allergies who eat a very restricted diet The elderly Those with an eating disorder People who smoke, as smoking increases the vitamin C requirements of your body and, as such, predisposes you to a vitamin C deficiency

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sign up for acting classes. Take singing lessons. Take dance classes. Participate in talent contests. Take advantage of all performance opportunities. Put a portfolio together.

Answer: The best way to learn the techniques you need in order to be the quality actor that Disney looks for is to take classes. Go for any opportunities you have to take classes and join clubs that focus on acting. Taking acting, improvisation, and musical theater classes will help you learn necessary skills and practice executing them. To start out, sign up for drama club at school. While being a Disney Channel star is first and foremost about acting, you must also be able to sing well. For example, Raven Simone sang the theme song for "That's So Raven," the Disney Channel show that she starred in. Search online for singing lessons in your area and make sure to go with an instructor that has good reviews. Consider being in the chorus at school so that you can learn a little about singing without having to pay for private lessons. While it doesn't carry quite as much weight as being able to act and sing, a basic level of dancing ability is necessary in order to be a Disney Channel star. Check out different dance studios in your area and go with the one that offers instruction on the widest variety of dance types. The more versatile you are as a creative performer, the better. Try dabbling in ballet, jazz, modern, and hip-hop. Take dance classes at your school if they're available. Look online for any talent competitions that are going on in your area. Sign up and audition for any contests that you can. This may help you get used to the pressure of auditioning and help you learn how to perform with confidence. Additionally, if you make it far or even win a competition, you may become well-known in your community and/or become noticed by someone important. Get as comfortable as you can on the stage by taking every opportunity you have to act. Audition for community, church, and school plays so that you can practice your skills and become a solid performer. Disney's audition process is fast-paced, and casting directors are quick to weed out amateurs. If you want to be taken seriously, you'll need to put a portfolio together that contains both a professional resume and professional headshots. Your resume should display all of your experience in an organized, attractive way and your headshots should be done by a professional photographer. If you can't afford a professional photographer, consider asking a family member or friend who has a nice camera to take photos of you. Your resume should only be one page long and should list your most recent experience and accomplishments. Don't worry if you have limited experienceDisney is looking for the best, not the busiest. Attach your resume to the back of your headshot, or print it right onto the back of your picture. You will leave this behind after your audition. Remember, it's your calling cardit's how they will remember you, so make it the best representation of "you" that you can.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy proper betta food for your betta. Feed your betta only once or twice a day. Watch for signs of overfeeding.

Answer: A well-fed betta is a happy betta. There are many brands that carry fish food specifically made for betta fish on the market, and you should avoid giving bettas food that is made for other types of fish, even tropical fish. The types of food made for betta are usually pellets or flakes made up of whole fish meal, shrimp meal, whole dried krill, and some other vitamins and soybean and/or whole wheat flour. Betta are carnivores, so they need a varied and high protein diet. If you can spare the extra expense, you can feed bettas mosquito larva, live brine shrimp, live worms, or frozen and/or freeze-dried live food. Be extra cautious when feeding betta live food, however, for the reasons explained in step 3. Also, be sure that live food is fresh (not rotted) and clean (rinse it with clean water first) or you risk giving your betta an illness such as Dropsy. Feed only what he can eat within two minutes. This is very important. If you feed twice a day, you should feed less (only 2-3 pellets) each time. Bettas have small appetites, so you don't want to overfeed them. Uneaten food left in the tank will contribute to poor water quality and may lead to disease in your betta. If your betta has an extended belly (it sticks out a lot near the lower fin), you may be feeding him too much. This can cause bladder problems in some types of betta. Especially beware of overfeeding if you ever feed your betta live food (mosquito larva, live brine shrimp or worms). They are more prone to overeat when offered live food. It's even okay to skip feeding for a day once a week, to let the digestive system of your betta rest.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the local time. Dial the complete international phone number. Calculate the price of an international call.

Answer:
It is important to check the local time prior to placing your phone call to ensure convenience for the party receiving your call. Most phones have international time/date maps that display the time in different parts of the world. Take advantage of this handy feature to check the local time in the Canadian province you are trying to call. If you don't have a mobile phone, locate an international time/date map online. Canada is split into six time zones: Newfoundland Standard Time, Atlantic Standard Time, Eastern Standard Time, Central Standard Time, Mountain Standard Time, and Pacific Standard Time. Once you have gathered the required numbers, dial the number. Remember to include the exit code, country code, and the seven-digit local number, in that order. For instance, take the number +1 456 789 1011. If your local exit code is 00, the country code is 1, and the number you're trying to dial is 456-789-1011, you would dial 00 1 456 789 1011. After dialing, you should hear the phone ring. This is a signal that you've established a proper connection. International phone calls can be very expensive. You may want to contact your phone service provider for information on international calling plans or use a prepaid calling card to offset the cost.