Problem: Article: Writing is at the heart of film criticism, because writing is how a film critic conveys their ideas. Make sure you have a sound understanding of organization, grammar, and style. Reading great works of literature, as well as the works of your favorite film critics, is an important step in learning to write well. Formal training in writing is not necessary, but it can help. Many employers, particularly those in mainstream media, look for film critics with a background in journalism or communication. Consider taking writing classes at your school, university, or local community college. Every film critic should offer a unique perspective on cinema that guides their work. This perspective should extend beyond individual films, and instead focus on how film as a whole relates to art, society, or politics. Some critics believe that film can offer guiding wisdom to help people live better lives. Others believe that every film element has a significant symbolic value. To develop your own guiding philosophy, think about what film means to you as an art form and how it relates to life. Be honest in your critiques of films. Don't bash a film just for dramatic effect. At the same time, don't be afraid to speak out against a film that other critics have praised. People read film critiques for the ideas and opinions they contain, not for artistic writing style. While your pieces should be well written, avoid using flowery language or technical jargon, which can detract from clarity. While you'll be constantly offering critiques of others' work, you should always remain critical of your own. Try to find the weaknesses in your arguments, and address them. A finished critical piece should be the product of multiple drafts.
Summary: Learn how to write well. Develop a guiding philosophy. Be honest. Use simple language. Critique yourself.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you discover any of the signs or symptoms of vulvar cancer and are at risk for the disease, see your doctor as soon as possible. Vulvar cancer is very treatable, but early diagnosis is important to minimize the length and severity of treatment. If you can, see your gynecologist, who is best equipped to diagnose vulvar cancer. If necessary, she will refer you to other doctors or specialists. Your doctor will conduct a physical exam to check for signs of vulvar cancer and will also likely ask for a health history, including factors such as health habits and past illnesses. Part of your physical exam may be examining your vulva under a special magnifying device. If your doctor suspects that you have vulvar cancer, she may order tests after conducting your physical exam. These tests are the only way to confirm a diagnosis of vulvar cancer. The most common test for vulvar cancer is a biopsy. Your doctor will remove a small amount of vulvar cells or tissue and send them for a laboratory to check for signs of cancer. If tests confirm the diagnosis of vulvar cancer, you may need additional tests to determine if the cancer has spread within your body. Additional testing may include a pelvic exam, colposcopy, x-rays, CT scan or an MRI, and a lymph node biopsy. Your doctor will prescribe a course of treatment for a diagnosed case of vulvar cancer based on the severity of the disease. There are many different treatment options and they may be successful if diagnosed in the earlier stages of the disease. The four standard treatments used for vulvar cancer are: surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and biologic therapy. Surgery is the most common treatment for vulvar cancer and can remove all the cancer without damaging the person's sexual function. Your doctor will suggest a treatment based on the severity of your vulvar cancer. Consider taking part in a clinical trial, which would offer you the opportunity to try one of the new treatment methods. Stages one and two may only require surgery, while stages three and four may require more radical surgery as well as chemotherapy and radiation.

SUMMARY: See your doctor. Get tests and a diagnosis. Get treatment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll want to pick a solid white top and bottoms as the base for your cow costume. For the top, a loose-fitting white t-shirt will be lightweight and comfortable. Or, you can dress warmer in a white sweatshirt. Find some white sweatpants to complete your base outfit. Feel free to use a white dress or skirt if you prefer. If your white base garments have visible logos, don't worry! Plan to cut out spots large enough to cover these up. Working on one garment at a time, smooth out the area of the garment where you plan to add one of the spots. Place the adhesive side of the spot down onto the garment, and press around the center and edges to make sure it's completely attached. Let it dry for a few moments before repositioning the garment. Refer to the directions on your spray adhesive for the necessary drying time. To avoid getting your cow costume confused with a dalmatian costume, don't add too many small spots or place the spots too close together.
Summary: Choose a white base outfit. Press the spots onto your base costume, adhesive-side down.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hernias are more common in people who are overweight or who are in poor shape. If you are overweight or if you are not in good shape, then try to lose some weight by changing your diet and incorporate more exercise into your routine as well. Start by doing something low impact, such as walking or biking, and add intensity as you get stronger. Focus on preventative strengthening exercises for your core (your abdominal and back muscles). This may help to reduce your risk of some of the most common types of hernias. Aim for 30 minutes of exercise per day 5 days per week. Such support is only good for short term use after surgery. Using supportive garment in order to be able to lift more weight does not protect or prevent you from developing a hernia. It is best to avoid lifting heavy objects to prevent a hernia. However, if you need to lift a heavy object, make sure to use good form. Using bad posture when lifting an object may also cause a hernia. Start checking your posture before you lift an object to ensure that you are using good lifting posture. Some things to keep in mind when lifting objects include: Keep your back straight and your abdominal muscles tight. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart. Use your leg muscles to do the work rather than your back. Don't turn by twisting at the waist. Turn with your entire body. . Smoker's cough can become severe and this frequent, hard coughing lead to a hernia. Smoking also increases your risk of developing cancer, emphysema, heart disease, and many other serious conditions. If you smoke, ask your doctor about medications and smoking cessation programs that may help you to quit. Sometimes hernias may be caused by wearing clothing that fits too tightly around your waist. To eliminate this factor, make sure that you wear clothing that fits comfortably and that does not put too much pressure on your waist. Wear clothing a size larger than you need to provide some extra space around your waist. Wear clothes with an elastic waistband instead of fitted clothes. You are also at a higher risk of developing a hernia after you have eaten. To reduce your risk, don't bend over or lay down for about 2 to 3 hours after eating. Sit upright or recline in a chair after eating and avoid doing anything that requires you to bend over.
Summary:
Get into good shape. Don't rely on supportive garment to keep hernias in place. Use good posture while lifting objects. Quit smoking Wear loose-fitting clothing. Stay upright after eating.