Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a washcloth to exfoliate your lips. Buy or make a sugar scrub for your lips. Apply a small amount of sugar scrub to your lips. Wipe away the sugar scrub with a damp washcloth. Pat your lips dry.

Answer: You can give your lips a quick exfoliation treatment with just a damp washcloth. To remove dead skin from your lips on a daily basis, take a clean washcloth and hold it under warm running water. Then, use the washcloth to gently scrub your lips. Use gentle circular motions to scrub away the dead skin. Pat your lips dry with a clean, dry towel when you are finished. Lip exfoliating scrubs are available in drug stores, department stores, beauty stores, and online. If you want to get a premade scrub, then you should be able to find one with no problem. If you'd rather make your own, then you can use ingredients that you may already have in your kitchen. To make your own exfoliating sugar scrub, add a tablespoon of sugar to a teaspoon of olive oil or coconut oil (at room temperature). Combine the sugar and oil until it they form a paste. You can keep the scrub in a small jar or other container in your refrigerator for up to a week. If you prefer to make the scrub fresh when you need it, then just take a pinch of sugar and few drops of oil and mix them together whenever you want to exfoliate your lips. You only need a small amount of sugar scrub to exfoliate your lips, about a teaspoon or less. Use your index finger to apply the sugar scrub to your upper and lower lips and move it around in circular motions. Rub the sugar scrub all over your lips. Make sure that you scrub all of the surfaces of your lips and the areas around your lips. Do not use sugar scrubs more than twice per week or you may irritate your lips. When you are finished, take a clean washcloth and moisten it with warm water. Then, use the washcloth to wipe away the sugar scrub. You can also splash a bit of warm water on your lips to get the scrub off of your lips. After you have removed the sugar scrub from your lips, take a dry towel and pat your lips dry. Do not rub your lips dry with the towel, just use a gentle patting motion to remove any excess moisture. Make sure to follow up your exfoliation treatment with a good lip balm.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start your training. Be your character at all times. Play by the rules. Be magical.

Answer: Great! You made it. Now it's time to start training! This will probably be around a week's time. You'll have different expectations depending on your role or roles received. If you're a prominent character from a movie, they'll ask you to know the movie (and your character) like the back of your hand. We're talking quoting-the-entire-thing-from-memory back of your hand. How they move and interact, too! If you're a suited character, they'll have you concentrating more on mannerisms and the handwriting. After all, if a child gets two Goofy autographs, they gotta look the same! All times. They have to be animated and brought to life even when it seems like no one's looking (though someone is always looking). That means when a child asks you, Pocahontas, what your opinion on the Internet is, you must respond with, "..Inter...net? What is this Internet of which you speak, young one?" Even if they say, "Hey, look! Goofy!" Goofy is not in your world. That's a talking dog! Woah! Disney can get pretty serious about this. From your words to frowning too much, they can get on you about it. Of all the rules, this is the most important. And it makes sense! If you don't keep up the magic, you'll ruin it for the kids who have been waiting their entire lives to experience the Disney magic. Apart from the above golden rule, there are a whole bunch of other ones, too. No sitting, strict break times, no saying no to pictures or autographs, etc. and so forth. So play nice and listen to 'em! Most of them are there for a reason. Unfortunately, being a Disney character isn't all fun and games (no job is). The pay isn't phenomenal (you get to dress up, isn't that incentive enough?) and there's a definite pecking order a la mean girls ("faces" before "furs"). But many workers say that even after months or years of working there, they still feel the Disney magic. At the end of the day, you are creating something beautiful for the people at the park. The children there truly believe they're in a magical, wonderful place and they are. It can be the happiest place on Earth. Relish the moments you have being a part of it. You probably won't ever have another job like it!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a wedge pillow. Avoid just using piles of pillows. Buy a bed wedge to place under the mattress. Invest in an inflatable mattress pad. Place a large pillow at the foot of the bed to prevent sliding.

Answer:
You can find wedge pillows online, at drugstores, and at medical supply stores. On average, they cost around $40 (U.S.). If you suffer from acid reflux, you can also find wedges with arm inserts to promote a comfortable side sleeping position. Sleeping elevated on the left side is recommended to ease the symptoms of reflux disease. Stacking ordinary pillows isn't an effective way to treat sleep apnea or acid reflux. It can actually worsen your symptoms by placing your body in an unnatural position. Further, it can cause neck pain and spinal misalignment. It's best to use a wedge or elevate the entire bed in order to ensure the head, neck, and chest are all elevated properly. Bed wedges are foam inserts that fit between the mattress and box spring. At $50 to $100 (U.S.), they're more expensive than most wedge pillows. Some people prefer them because they elevate the entire end of the mattress and reduce the chances of slipping down in the middle of the night, which is a common complaint of wedge pillow users. You can purchase multiple three inch wedges to gradually increase your mattress elevation so you can get used to the additional height. Aside from getting an adjustable bed, a mattress overlay is your most expensive option. You might prefer an inflatable overlay if you don't like the look of a permanently elevated bed. You can deflate the pad during the day so the bed appears normal. Sliding down the bed is a common complaint, particularly among users of wedge pillows. Placing one or more large pillows at the foot of the bed will help you stay elevated and prevent overnight sliding. If you're having sliding problems, you can also try swapping silk or satin sheets for a less slippery material, like flannel.