In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you commonly experience headaches connected to certain symptoms, then you are probably suffering from a TMJ-related headache. For instance, you may hear popping or clicking sounds when you open or close your mouth. You may also have pain in your face. Your jaw may be stiff, and consequently, you may have trouble opening or closing your mouth. It can also affect how you bite down and your hearing. Because TMJ headaches are related to TMJ disorders, you may be able to treat the headaches by treating the original disorder. You can start by visiting either your family doctor or your dentist. Both should be trained to recognize the initial symptoms of TMJ. If your case is more extreme, you may need to see a specialist, but your doctor or dentist will make this recommendation. Your doctor or dentist will examine your jaw and what range it has. She will also lightly press to find out where you have pain points. In addition, you may need an MRI, X-rays, or a CT scan to pinpoint certain issues. If you clench and grind your teeth at night due to stress, fear, or lack of control, then physical therapy may help you learn to relax. Your doctor or dentist can recommend a physical therapist for you.
Summary: Identify a TMJ headache. See a doctor. Expect physical examination. Try a physical therapist.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your name is unique to you, so it's important that it is one of the first things you tell your employer. Make sure your name is always at the start of your resume title. This will make your resume much easier to manage and keep track of when it is in the hands of the employer. When considering formatting make sure to pay special attention to the title and make it stand out, you want it to be the first thing the employer's eyes are drawn to. If your application is electronic don't forget to include your resume name in the title of your document. The title should read something like "JaneDoe.doc". So you've already put your own name in the title, which will help to differentiate your resume from other applicants. However, you still need something more. Creating a summary statement to add to your title will grab the employer's attention by showing that you have read the job description thoroughly and have the skills or experience they are looking for. A summary statement is a few words to sum up the information in your resume. For example, if an employer is looking for someone with experience and success in negotiating and your resume has told them that you have those skills, you can name your resume 'Jane Doe Resume Negotiating Expert'. If you are applying for a job where the successful candidate must have a high level of Microsoft office skills you can name your resume 'Jane Doe Resume 5 years MS Office experience' Imagine yourself in the employer's position. Wouldn't it be tedious to read endless pieces of paper all named 'resume.doc' and all following the same format? Unfortunately, most people aren't aware of the importance of resume title, so they tend to fall into a number of common traps, which include: Generic Name: Don't send a resume to a recruiter or employer that's called "resume.doc". How many such documents do you think the recruiter already has with the same title? Wouldn't it just be easier for them to move on to the next candidate? Resume Year.doc: When your resume carries a specific year you run the risk of appearing outdated. For example, sending a resume titled "resume2010.doc" will make it appear as if the last time you updated your resume was 2010. Even if the resume title mentions the current year, your job search may look like an annual activity, and you may not bring much stability to the table. Prospective Employer Resume.doc: This option is better than the previous two, but when you save your resume file name with the company's name that you are applying to, please make sure that you spell it correctly. Otherwise, the recruiter will not be impressed. The other important factor to keep in mind is that you remember to change the name before sending it across to another employer.
Summary: Include your own name in the resume title. Include an eye-catching summary statement in the title. Avoid making common mistakes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Traditionally duct tape comes in shiny silver which looks like aluminum. These days you can find duct tape in a variety of colors and even tape with patterns printed on it. With duct tape crafts becoming more popular, you can find fun tape choices online or at your local craft store. Cut a 5 inch strip of duct tape. Measure 2.5 inches from one end to find the center of the strip. From here, fold the tape in half. Match the edges evenly and press the sticky side onto itself. Do your best to line the edges up evenly, but don't worry if it's a little bit off and there is still some sticky sides exposed. A bookmark made with only one strip of tape will be pretty flimsy. Decide how thick and sturdy you want your bookmark and keep layering tape over it until it reaches your desired thickness. Get rid of any exposed stickiness by trimming around the edges of the bookmark with your scissors. You can get creative with the shape of the bookmark when you trim. Round out the edges of the bookmark. Cut a fun shape out of the top of the bookmark, like an animal head or your initial.
Summary:
Choose your duct tape. Fold a strip of duct tape in half. Reinforce the strength of your bookmark by adding layers of tape. Trim the edges of the bookmark.