Problem: Article: Since Flonase is a corticosteroid and may decrease your body's ability to fight infections, you need to take extra precautions while using it. If you get sick, let your doctor know immediately. You should always give healthcare providers a complete list of medications you're taking. Remember to include fluticasone inhalation/spray on your list. Stay away from people who are sick and wash your hands often. Be especially careful to stay away from people who have chickenpox or measles. Tell your doctor right away if you find out that you have been around someone who has one of these viruses. In rare cases, prolonged use of corticosteroids decreases your body's ability to respond to physical stress. As such, it's very important that your doctors know you're using Flonase before you undergo any surgery (including dental surgery) or emergency treatment.
Summary: Report illness immediately. Avoid infectious germs and diseases. Report Flonase use before surgeries or emergency treatment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Show respect for the celebrity by keeping your letter to about a page in length. Since they're busy people, and likely have a lot of fan mail, a page is the perfect length for them to read quickly. Remember, if you do write a longer letter, it's unlikely that the celebrity will read more than the first page. If you're sending the letter through social media, be aware of length constraints. For example, if you plan to tweet at a celebrity on Twitter, keep your message under the 280 character limit! Start by writing 2 or 3 sentences about yourself, including your name, where you're from, and how old you are. Talk about how you first heard about them, and what kind of impact they've had on your life. Don't be afraid to tell a short story about how you first encountered their work. It's okay to make it a little personal! If you're writing to Britney Spears, you might say something like "My name is Kate, and I'm 19 years old. I've been a huge fan of yours ever since I heard your song 'Oops, I Did It Again' on the radio when I was a kid!" Be as specific as possible when writing your fan letter. Tell them why that specific book, show, or movie is your favorite, and mention your favorite line or scene. Talk about how it has shaped you as a person. This helps to make a connection with the celebrity and might make them more likely to respond to your letter. For example, if you were writing to J.K. Rowling, you might say, "I loved The Goblet of Fire because it really showed me what it means to be brave in the face of impossible challenges." If you're writing to get an autograph, don't be afraid to ask for one! Simply be gracious about it, by saying something like, "It would mean the world to me if you could send me an autograph." Keep in mind that there's no guarantee that you'll get anything back from the celebrity, but there's also no harm in asking. It's important to be kind to the celebrity in your letter, and express your happiness to get a chance to communicate with them. Say something like, "Thanks so much for taking the time to read my letter," or "I wish you well in your next project!" You can even ask a thought-provoking question to encourage them to respond! This will show the celebrity that you're not just looking to get an autograph from them, but that you really care about them.

SUMMARY: Keep your letter short and to the point. Introduce yourself to the celebrity. Mention your favorite book, movie, or show of theirs. Ask them for an autograph politely if you're mailing a letter. Thank them and wish them well.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Don't try to sing or practice along just yet-- you'll be practicing the wrong words and melodies until you know the song well. Listen for the lyrics, the melody, and how the singer reacts to the band or backing track. Most music has a consistent pattern of "beats" that keeps the entire band playing at the same time. The easiest way to learn the rhythm of a song is to tap your feet along with the song. Each "tap" is a beat. In modern songs, listening to the kick drum (the deepest sounding drum) is the easiest way find rhythm if you are unsure. This is usually found in jazz or metal, or old song's without consistent beats. Time signatures, like 4/4 or 3/2, are used to write out rhythm. The first number tells you how many beats are in a measure, and the second tells you the length of each beat. 4/4 is the most common, and it means that the song repeats 4 beats of 4 quarter notes (1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, etc). Any instrument that plays notes and chords is a melody instrument. Often, finding the root note is usually as easy as finding the first note played. The song's key most important part of it's melodic structure, and is the first thing you need to know to figure out a song. To find a song's key, look for the one note that you can play over every section of the song without sounding bad or "out of key." It can help to hum to a song. Our brains are wired to understand melody, and often the first note you will try to hum is the song's key. Find the note on your instrument that matches your humming and you have the key! Sheet music is a blueprint for playing a song. If you play an orchestral instrument or a piano, reading music is essential to learning new songs, but all instruments can benefit from written music. Spend some time every day practicing reading music and look up notes or symbols your don't know. Reading music can also help teach music theory, which will help you decipher songs that you can't find music for. Guitars, bass guitars, and drums are often written in "tablature," a simplified way of reading music that tells you where to place your hands or drumsticks instead of what notes to play. if you cannot buy or find sheet music. This can be difficult for some songs, but start by finding out what key the song is in and what tempo it is at. Then experiment from there with relevant scales, chords, and rhythms until you feel confident that you know the song. Write down the part as you figure it out so you don't forget anything. Work slowly, writing out 2-3 bars of the song at a time before moving on. Bring songs you are struggling to learn to a teacher or experienced player and see if they know the part or can help learn it.
Summary: Listen to the song 3-4 times in silence. Learn the song's rhythm. Some genres and bands will "play" with rhythm-- changing it mid-song or "hiding" it in other rhythms. Find the song's key if you play a melody instrument. Learn how to read music. Learn the song by ear

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're playing on a laptop, you'll get the best performance if you are plugged in. This is because your system will automatically throttle itself if it is running off battery to help make the battery last longer. This is great for word processing, but terrible for gaming. Your power-saving settings may be holding your hardware back, even if you're plugged in. You can change these settings from the Control Panel. You can open the Control Panel from the Start menu. In Windows 10, right-click the Start button and select "Power Options" to skip the whole Control Panel. If you are in Category view, click "Hardware and Sound," then "Power Options." This will reveal the "High performance" option. This will prevent your laptop from throttling your hardware while playing the game, which may increase your performance. Make sure to keep the laptop plugged in, as you'll lose battery quickly.
Summary:
Plug your laptop into a power source. Open the Control Panel. Select "Power Options." Click the "Show additional plans" option. Select "High performance" and close the window.