Write an article based on this "Hang drywall. Paint the walls a solid color using a paint brush and paint roller. Install diamond plate wall tiles for a non-permanent, stylish option. Install a self-adhesive wall mural to make one or more walls pop with color. Hang memorabilia and collectables on the walls to show off your style."
article: Having a blank canvas, like drywall, will help all other wall decorations stand out. Measure the length and height of each wall you will drywall and buy the amount of drywall you need from a home improvement store. Attach the drywall to the walls by hammering nails through the drywall into the wall studs. You can also choose to hang drywall on the ceiling by using a power drill and screws to attach it to the ceiling. Use a rotary saw to cut around any light fixtures. Paint the walls all over using an oil or latex based primer. Allow the primer to dry 24 hours before painting with the colored paint. Make sure to paint over the primer with the colored paint with 48 hours of painting the primer. If you want to add even more depth to the walls, consider using two or more colors to paint stripes or blocks on the walls. Use painters tape and measuring tape to measure and outline where you want the stripes or blocks to be. Choose a color that matches your floor and other decorations you plan to hang. Measure the length and width of the garage walls. Purchase the number of tiles you need from a home improve store. Use a power drill and screws to attach the tile to the drywall. If you don't want the hassle that comes with priming and painting, wall tiles offer a simple, fast solution Consider making a checker board pattern with two colors of wall tiles on one wall to create an accent wall. Find and purchase the mural you like either online or a home improvement store. Wipe down the wall with a rag and water and let it dry. Remove any switch plates from the wall. Peel the backing away from a top corner of the mural and stick to the top corner. Continue slowly peeling the backing away and pushing the sticky part of the mural to the wall until the whole mural is attached. If you are a fan of the outdoors, choose a mural that pictures trees and mountains. This will create depth to the room and make your garage feel bigger. Your mural can just be patterns if you want! It doesn't have to be of a landscape or object. Choose a mural that represents something you're passionate about (motorcycles, cars, nature, sports, etc.) Use a nail and hammer to hang up items that you've collected over the years. Go through old boxes to find gems you might have forgotten all about! Old license plates hung together are great for a car-themed garage. They'll also remind of you of where you've been and driven in the past. Neon signs are great for a garage with a sports or bar theme.

Write an article based on this "Determine if you need to go to a doctor. Remove the splinter on your own. Use tweezers to pull out the splinter. Access fully embedded splinters with the help of a needle. Wash the area thoroughly."
article: Splinters that are deep under your nail, or have already become infected, may need to be removed by a doctor. You can tell a splinter is infected if it continues to be painful after a few days and the area around the splinter is swollen or red in color. If the splinter is causing serious and excessive bleeding, go to your local emergency room to have it removed. If the splinter is embedded under your nail such that you are unable to reach it on your own, or if the skin around the splinter is infected, make an appointment to see your family doctor. The doctor can remove the splinter and give you antibiotics. In most cases, the doctor removing your splinter should be able to give you a local anaesthetic to numb the area and reduce the pain of removal. Be aware that a doctor may have to remove some or all of your nail in order to remove the splinter completely. If you are going to remove the splinter on your own at home, you will most likely need a set of tweezers (as the splinter will probably be too small to grip with your fingers). If the splinter is embedded so far under your nail that no part of the splinter is above your skin, you may also need to use a needle to remove the splinter. Sterilize any equipment you are planning to use to remove the splinter. You can sterilize tweezers and needles using rubbing alcohol or boiling water. Wash your hands before touching any sterilized equipment. Wash the area and nail where the splinter is located before attempting to remove it in order to help prevent infection. If it is difficult to wash with soap and water, you can also use rubbing alcohol. If you have long nails, you may wish to cut back the nail under which the splinter is embedded before attempting to remove it. This should allow you to see the area better. Find a location with enough light to property see the entire area where the splinter is located. Use the tweezers to grab the exposed portion of the splinter. Once you have a firm grip on the splinter, pull it out of your skin in the same direction it went in. Splinters may consist of more than one piece of wood, glass, etc. Or they can break when attempting to remove them from the skin. If you are unable to remove the entire splinter on your own, you may need to see your doctor to have any remaining portions removed. Some splinters under a nail may be so deeply embedded that no portion of the splinter is exposed above the skin. These types of splinters can be quite difficult to remove on your own, but you can try using a needle to expose a portion of the splinter in order to grip it with tweezers. Any type of small sewing needle can be used in this procedure. Make sure it has been sterilized before use. Push the needle under the nail, towards the end of the splinter, and use it to pry out the end of the splinter. If you are able to pry enough of the splinter out, grip it with the tweezers and pull it out in the same direction it went in. After you have removed some or all of the splinter, wash the area thoroughly with soap and water. After the area is washed, you can apply some antibiotic ointment (e.g. Polysporin) to help prevent an infection. You may also wish to place a bandage over the area if it is bleeding, or if it is located in a spot that might get infected in the future.

Write an article based on this "Visit the doctor if you're under 35 and haven't conceived after 1 year of trying. See the doctor if you're over 35 and can't conceive within 6 months. Contact a specialist if you and your partner are over 40."
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If you and your partner have been having unprotected sex consistently for 12 months or more, then this is officially considered a fertility problem. Schedule an appointment with a fertility specialist if this is what you and your partner are experiencing. Trying to conceive means that you aren't using condoms or any other barrier methods, aren't taking birth control pills or using patches, or using any other type of withdrawal or timing method to prevent pregnancy. Approximately 15% of couples trying to have a baby are unable to conceive in the first year, so you aren't alone if you're experiencing this problem. Many women experience increased fertility problems around their mid-30s because they have fewer quality eggs. If you're over 35, then see a specialist if you've been trying to conceive unsuccessfully for 6 months. It's common for couples over 35 to take 1-2 years to successfully conceive, so don't panic if you're having trouble. Fertility specialists see this all the time. If the doctor discovers that your eggs are declining in quality, then the doctor can prescribe a drug like myo-inositol to support your egg health. Fertility drops in both men and women after age 40, so conceiving may be harder for you. It's best to contact a specialist right when you start trying to conceive. This way, you can increase your chances of success and having a healthy pregnancy. If you're trying to conceive over 40, the specialist may suggest a variety of methods, like scheduling sex around the woman's ovulation period, to increase your chances of success. You might not have any trouble at all conceiving at this age, which is great. But it's still a good idea to see a specialist at the start because pregnancy can be more difficult for a woman older than 40. Age also increases a woman's chances of having a miscarriage, so the doctor's support is important through the whole process.