Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Limit each paragraph to 1 idea. Acknowledge the other side of the issue. Keep your whole argument in mind as you write. Support your ideas with research.

Answer: To help focus your paper, use your outline to create your paragraphs. For a short essay, you can use 1 paragraph per main idea. If you're doing a longer essay, try writing 1 paragraph for each bullet point under the main points. For instance, if you're writing a short research paper, one paragraph might be your main point "Immigration increases diversity," where you cover all your bullet points in that paragraph. If you're digging deeper, you might create a section about diversity, and then use a paragraph to cover "brings in new cuisines," another to cover "brings in new art," and so on. The best way to present your argument is to discuss the other side and show how it contrasts with your position. Explain the opposite perspective using a counterclaim, then detail why you think your position is better. You can choose how much time and space you want to devote to the other side of the issue, such as a single sentence or an entire paragraph. Try not to set up a "straw man" argument, where you don't give the other side a fair chance. You should be able to support your position without purposefully creating a weak position on the other side. Each main idea should connect to the next one, so that at the end you have a cohesive argument the reader can trace throughout your essay. Adding transitions between sections can help readers see the big picture. For instance, maybe you want to transition between a section about increasing diversity to one about bringing in new talent. You might write a sentence like, "Increasing diversity in our country doesn't just bring in new cuisines and art, it also brings in hard workers that have fresh perspectives on old problems in the workforce." Use your notes to back up your ideas by citing sources as you go along. You don't need to cite every sentence, but you should cite any sentence with a main idea that you got from another source. You can paraphrase other ideas or use direct quotes, but only use a direct quote if the author said something in a unique way. Otherwise, put it in your own words. You may want to begin body paragraphs with a quote from a relevant source. Then, explain or provide commentary on the quote and show how it supports your position. You can also use statistics to back up your research. For instance, if one of your arguments is that immigration doesn't increase crime, use statistics to back that up.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: and/or call important guests. Pick a theme. Set a budget Purchase the invitations and order special menu items, if applicable.

Answer: ate" email and/or call important guests. This does not serve as the invitation -- it just lets everyone know the plan well ahead of time (those coming from distant lands will appreciate it). Contact guests you know the bride needs there -- her best friend for college, favorite extended family, and females from the groom's side to see if they all can make your date. As you're doing this, compile a list of addresses to send the real invitations out to. In your email, request their information if you don't already have it. It will help direct both the mood of the shower party and can even impact the gifts. Consider a classic "Round the Clock" shower, where every guest gets a certain time of day to buy their gift for. Those with 7 a.m. could give the bride breakfast items, whereas those with 6 p.m. may gift the couple with dinner plates and napkins. Another idea is to have a location theme: Hawaiian, French, Chinese, or Spanish works well. Or, tailor your theme to the location: if the shower is at the beach, an obvious choice is to have a luau or Hawaiian theme. Choose a charity theme. Ask that guests not bring gifts but donate money to charity instead. This in consideration of the reality that you will receive wedding gifts anyway and a shower seeking gifts is akin to double dipping and can irritate potential wedding guests. . Bridal showers can run from the very inexpensive to the extremely pricey, depending on your location and number of guests. Enlist a few of the bride's friends to help plan (and pay!) for the shower. Be sensible, however, as most of the money should go to the wedding and reception and not be eaten up by a wedding shower party. If you're a bridesmaid or maid of honor, consider asking all the girls to pitch in. A group effort will not only lessen the limits of your purse strings, but it will also help the shower itself run much more smoothly. Get together with the girls to decide on the decorations, menu, party favors, flowers, activities and the like. Give each person a specific to-do list to make all the duties manageable. If any of the team has connections (or is particularly crafty), the details can be sorted out. You don't necessarily need a theme now, but knowing what is and is not reasonable will help lessen the burden on your shoulders. The invitations do not have to be store-bought or otherwise ordered -- you can make them yourself! wikiHow has a plethora of sources for this! Often personalized, hand-made invites are even more meaningful. Once you've gotten the invitations taken care of, think about special items you'd like for the shower. Do you have to rent any equipment? Get anything intricately designed? Some companies may ask you give them 8 weeks to complete your order.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: First things first, wear clothes you don't care about. Prepare your work surface. Unwrap the bird. Place the bird breast side down on the cutting board.

Answer: Deboning a bird certainly isn't a pretty process, and it's not exactly clean either. Wear a shirt that you don't mind getting messy. It should be clean, since you're handling food. Make sure it has short sleeves or sleeves that can be rolled up and stay out of the way. Tie up your hair, too. Unless you're eating this entire bird by yourself, don't risk your own hair being part of the stuffing. This will be messy, and the de-boned bird will take up a large area (especially if it's a 20-lb turkey). Make sure you have room to maneuver it and yourself. You can use a large trash bag to cover your countertop, with a cutting board on top. Don't forgo the cutting board part. You'll want something under the bird to hoist and turn it around easily. In the kitchen sink, remove the plastic wrapper the bird comes in. Remove any fasteners holding the legs together, too. Then, reach inside the body cavity and remove anything that is in there. Many poultry processors put the giblets into a paper package inside the body cavity. Get rid of anything that isn't the bird, strings included. You'll want to use fresh ones when you tie it back up. You can tell the breast from the back because the breast has a "valley" running down it, separating the right and left breast halves. On the back, you can feel the backbone. When the bird is breast up, the legs (drumsticks) point upward slightly. When the bird is breast side down, it will look a little bit like it's kneeling on the cutting board. You'll probably be able to tell which is the front and which is the back just from the position of the wings and legs, too. But in case you can't, the valley is the best thing to look for.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Slice a large lemon in half. Rub the lemon directly onto the surface of the shower. Allow the lemon juice to sit for 10-20 minutes. Rinse the shower clean.

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With a little creative application, a single lemon can serve as both cleaning solution and sponge. Cut the lemon down the middle widthwise. You can now grip it by the peel-side and use it as a handheld scrubber to treat yucky shower stains. Pick out the seeds before you start scrubbing so they don't end up at the bottom of your shower. The natural acids in lemon juice are safe enough for you to use them to clean your shower as often as you'd like without having to worry about wearing down the acrylic finish. You may also have success using another type of citrus, such as grapefruit. Work the exposed fruit over the acrylic surface. As you press the lemon into the acrylic, the juice will gradually squeeze out, breaking up hard water stains, mold and mineral deposits. After you've worn the lemon down, simply grab the other half or cut a new one and keep going over the area until it's spotless. Just as a precaution, avoid using lemon in conjunction with other green cleaning ingredients like sea salt. Even water-soluble abrasives may be enough to scratch up acrylic. Once you've given the shower a thorough scrubbing, give the lemon juice a little time to work its magic. Though mild, the acids that the juice contains will usually be enough to deal with the majority of commonplace stains. The longer you let the juice soak, the better the end result will be. Lemon juice is especially useful for dissolving stains that result from exposure to hard water or chemicals. Citric acid will not only clean and disinfect, it will also help brighten up the acrylic and restore it to its original luster. Flush every surface of the shower with warm water, taking care to get rid of any lingering juice or pulp from the lemon. If necessary, go back over the acrylic one more time with a soft towel or sponge. When you're done, your shower should be pristine and have a fresh, clean scent!