Problem: Article: Just search Pediaphon in the search bar of your preferred web browser. Pediaphon offers several different language options, just choose one. This could potentially be a good way to learn a foreign language as well. For example, type in the word Podcast if you want a detailed explanation of Podcast and how it works. Bear in mind that you need to enter the specific name of the article or you are likely to get an MP3 file of the page of several links that are potential matches to your search item but not your search item itself. The goal is to be as specific as possible, and the best way to do this is to go to Wikipedia, locate the article that you want, and then enter the exact name of the article in the edit box provided.
Summary: Go to the Pediaphon website. Pick the language of your choice. Type in the search bar the name of the article you want to convert into an MP3 audio file.

Problem: Article: Dehydrating mushrooms using low heat is the best way to preserve their earthy, umami flavor. It can take anywhere from 3 to 7 hours. You can crank the heat up to 115F (56C) if you want them to dry a little faster. Using too much heat can cause the mushrooms to lose their flavor. Once all of the mushrooms are crispy, slide the trays out of the dehydrator and let them cool on the countertop for 1 hour or until they're completely cool to the touch. If you notice that some of the mushrooms still seem moist or are able to bend, place those onto a different dehydrating tray and continue to dry them. in an airtight container. Storing the mushrooms in glass jars with airtight lids is a good option, but you can also store them in airtight zipper bags. Place the vessel in a cool, dark place and they'll stay good for 6 months to 1 year. To rehydrate them, pour boiling water over the mushrooms and let them soak for 20 to 30 minutes. Use dried mushrooms to flavor soups and sauces. Dried mushrooms are no longer effective when they lose their scent (typically after 1 year).
Summary: Preheat your dehydrator to 110F (43C). Remove the dried mushrooms from the dehydrator and let them cool. Store the dried mushrooms

Problem: Article: DMV.org is a popular website that allows you to access driving records from most states. Go to the driving record page of DMV.org, here. This website is not affiliated with any state's department of licensing, but is instead an independent, privately-owned company. The site's primary advantage is convenience. You can access the information quickly and easily in a clear, understandable format. The drawback is that it typically costs a little more than getting your records directly from the state. The driving record from DMV.org is not an official record, so if you need a certified record, you must go through your state DMV (usually by going directly to a DMV office). Drag your mouse over your state on the map and click on it to select the state in which you live. You can also make your selection via a drop-down menu in the top right corner and a list of states you can click on at the bottom of the page. Not every state's driving records are available through this website. In particular, the northeastern part of the United States is largely excluded. In such cases, DMV.org provides links to those states' official services. On the next page, enter your name, address, and driver's license number. If you have not lived at your current address for at least two years, click the appropriate box, and enter your previous address. If you are ever confused or need assistance, then you can click on "Contact DMV.org" toward the bottom of the page. This link will take you to a page where you can ask a question. Make sure the information looks correct and decide whether you want a copy of the report emailed to you. There is an additional fee for this service, which provides your driving history in a format that you can retain with your electronic records. After advancing to the next screen, you will need to review and agree to the privacy policies before your records can be provided. Provide your email address as needed, and advance to the payment screen to finalize your purchase.
Summary: Visit the website. Choose your state. Enter your personal information. Review the fees. Review the policies.

Problem: Article: Mouth ulcers are very common and are not a surefire sign of mouth cancer in and of themselves. However, when mouth ulcers are combined with other symptoms and their development follows a certain pattern, they may indicate cancer. Look for mouth ulcers which have not healed in over two or three weeks. Look for mouth ulcers that recur in the same areas of the mouth over and over again. Look for mouth ulcers with irregular borders, that bleed at the slightest touch. Look for color changes on the surface/sides of the tongue, lips and inside of the cheeks that last for more than two weeks. These color changes may be red, white, grey or dark in color. You may also notice velvety white and red patches inside your mouth. You might experience a numb sensation in any area of the mouth, face and neck region as a symptom of cancer. You may also feel a non-stop pain/tenderness in a particular area of your mouth. If you experience any of these two symptoms with or without swelling/lumps, then you should visit your doctor immediately These crusted patches may feel rough to the touch, have irregular borders and bleed without provocation. Examine your teeth carefully to check for any changes in their alignment. Also look for any loose teeth, as this can also be an indication of mouth cancer. One good way to tell if the alignment of your teeth has changed is to try wearing your dentures (if you use them). Difficulty in fitting the dentures inside your mouth is a good indication that your teeth have moved.
Summary:
Look for ulcers and sores on your lips, tongue, cheeks and the floor of your mouth. Check for color changes or colored patches inside your mouth. Identify feelings of numbness or pain in any part of your mouth. Look for rough, crusted patches around your mouth and lips. Inspect your teeth to check for any changes in their alignment.