Article: You may have thought of a better way to split up responsibilities, but don't just nod your head in agreement and then keep on doing it the old way. If the organizational structure follows some standard , then get to know the standard. There's never going to be enough staff, time, money, space, technology, etc. for the workload. Understand how your boss has decided to mix and match these resources. Here's an example of where the team offloads work from the boss. Don't expect the boss to be equally effective in all phases of a project, all processes, all skills. Consider any project plan to be a framework and fill in the empty areas. If there are already metrics in place, use them and study the results. Yes, you can learn from disasters, but you'll need metrics to gradually improve your processes when you've eliminated disasters. If the team doesn't already have metrics, then invent your own and measure yourself. Create a metric, gather and analyze the data and study the results. Once the metric has served its purpose, turn to another area to improve - drop the first metric and start another. After the completion of every project have a debriefing of what went right and what could be improved. This would normally be the responsibility of a manager to set this up, but the team is perfectly capable of doing this on their own.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be clear about the organization structure, goals and your responsibilities. Understand the trade offs and balance among resources. Collaborate with other team members to complete project plans. Measure your performance. Make sure the team learns from its experiences.

Problem: Article: Maintain your regular office routines and be cautious about how you behave around other coworkers. While at work, do not go out of your way to be overly attentive or nice to your "special" coworker. Do not openly flirt with your coworker as this can cause suspicion among other coworkers. Do not email or instant message your coworker at work about the encounter or personal matters. Limit your conversations to strictly business matters. Agree to keep things secret by not telling other coworkers about the affair. If you have to tell someone about the affair, make sure it is a friend who has no connection to your work place. One of the biggest mistakes you can make here is by posting about the affair on Facebook. Remember, once something is on Facebook, it is hard to take it back. If caught while trying to keep things secret, be prepared to deal with backlash. Have a risk management strategy by thinking ahead about how to mitigate, minimize, and/or manage the situation. Log more hours at the office. Take on new responsibilities and projects. Be proactive about promoting your accomplishments. If your boss confronts you about the situation, do not lie about it. Own up to it and offer valid solutions. If it was a one-time thing, let your boss know it is over. If it has developed into something more serious, don't offer to end the affair but do let your boss know that you are sorry that they did not hear it from you first.
Summary: Stay professional. Do not kiss and tell. Manage the situation. Be upfront yet professional if your boss finds out.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your horse needs to be clean for the foaling so that the foal doesn't come into contact with germs or bacteria. You don't want to risk infecting the foal. Rinse your horse with warm water, then use a clean sponge to create a lather with the soap. Rinse the soap away, then apply a conditioner if you have one. After your rinse away the conditioner, you can dry off the horse with a large towel. It helps to wash the horse in sections. For example, you might wash the left side, followed by the right side. Then, you could wash the face and neck. Mix the soap into the warm water. Then, rinse your mare's udders with warm water. Using a sponge dipped in the soapy water, gently wipe down your mare's udders. Separate the folds on and around the udders to make sure you get them clean. Then rinse the area with warm water. Use a light, gentle stream of water, as a hard stream of water will cause your horse discomfort. Your foal will be nursing on the udders, so it's important that they're clean. Use a mild soap, such as horse shampoo. Wet the genital area with warm water, then use a clean sponge dipped in warm, soapy water to clean the outside of her genitals. Then, use your fingers to gently turn the lower part of her labia inside out so you can remove the waxy buildup inside it. Finally, rinse the entire area with warm water. Never, ever put soapy water in your mare's vagina, as this can cause an infection. Only clean the outside of her labia. Be careful when cleaning your mare's genitals, as she may attempt to kick you. Fold the tail up so it's shortened. Then, wrap clean plastic wrap around the tail to keep the area sanitary and hold in the hair. Secure the plastic wrap around the tail with rubber bands or additional plastic wrap. Tie it in 2 or 3 spots to make sure it won't come loose. Make sure your ties aren't too tight and take down the tail shortly after the foaling. Otherwise, you might accidentally cut off circulation to the tail, which can permanently damage it.

SUMMARY: Wash your mare with a horse shampoo a week before foaling to remove germs. Clean your mare's udders with warm water and soap. Wash your mare's genitals to protect the foal. Tie up the mare's tail when she goes into labor so it's out of the way.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The Grub menu appears right after you turn on the computer. In most cases, it only stays on the screen for a few moments. If you don't press E before the Grub menu disappears, reboot and try again. This method works for most popular Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS 7, Debian). There are many distributions of Linux, some more obscure than others. If you're not able to get to single-user mode with this method, check your distribution's website for instructions specific to your system. Use the and keys to do so. This is the line you'll need to modify in order to boot into single-user mode. In CentOS and some other distributions, the line may begin with linux16 rather than linux. Use the , , , and keys to place the cursor right after ro. The end of the line should now look like this:ro init=/bin/bash. Note the space between ro and init=/bin/bash. This tells the system to boot directly to a root-level command prompt in single-user mode. This mounts the file system in read-write mode. Since booting into single-user mode gives you root access, there's no need to pass additional parameters to the passwd command. The characters you type won't be displayed on the screen. This is normal. When the system confirms you've re-entered the same password, you'll see a message that reads "password updated successfully." This command reboots the system normally.
Summary: Restart your computer. Press E at the Grub menu. Scroll to the line that begins with linux /boot. Move the cursor to the end of the line. Type init=/bin/bash after ro. Press Ctrl+X. Type mount o remount,rw / at the prompt and press Enter. Type passwd at the prompt and press Enter. Type a new root password and press Enter. Retype the new password and press Enter. Type reboot f and and press Enter.

The marshmallow goes into the 7in (18cm) end, while you blow into the 3in (7.6cm) end. Make sure that you take a deep breath before you blow into it! Never aim at animals or people's faces. It's not recommended that you aim at other people. If you do decide to have a marshmallow fight, wear some safety goggles to protect your eyes, just in case.
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Pop a mini marshmallow into the gun and blow on it.