Write an article based on this "Draw an arc on either side of the given point. Increase the width of the compass. Draw an arc above the line. Draw a second arc, intersecting the first. Connect the given point to the point where the arcs intersect. Finish up with the construction."
article: To do this, place the compass tip on the given point on the line. Then, swing the compass, drawing two arcs on both sides of the given point. The arcs should intersect the line. Mark and label the points where the arcs intersect the line. You can set the compass to any width for this step. For example, you might be given point A on a line. Use the compass to draw point P to the left, and point Q to the right. Place the compass tip on the new point to the left of the original point. Stretch the compass so that it reaches about halfway between the original point, and the new point on the right. For example, place the compass tip on point P, and stretch the compass to a point about halfway between points A and Q. You could also draw the arc below the line. Keeping the compass tip on the left point, swing the compass, drawing an arc. Make sure the arc crosses over the original point. For example, keep the compass tip on point P. Draw an arc above the line. Do not change the width of the compass. Set the compass tip on the right point. Swing the compass, drawing an arc above the line that intersects the first arc. Mark this intersection with another point. For example, place the compass tip on point Q. Draw an arc that intersects the first arc at point T. Use a straightedge to ensure the line is straight. The line you draw is perpendicular to the first line, through the given point on the line. For example, draw a line connecting points A and T.

Write an article based on this "Find a recipe that you've never cooked before. Prepare a dish from a new type of cuisine. Balance out other meals you've had recently."
article: If you're unsure of what to cook for a meal, try finding a new dish or recipe that you can prepare. It's easy to get stuck in a rut of only eating a handful of meals over and over. Deliberately looking for a dish you've never had before can help bring some variety into your home-cooked meals. Sites like All Recipes or Food.com offer a huge variety of recipes. Input different ingredients, and browse until you find a good-looking recipe that you've never tried before. If you often cook pasta and other Italian dishes, try searching for a recipe that includes no pasta and no meat. You could discover, for example, a vegetarian tofu salad that you enjoy. If you're bored with the types of meals that you usually prepare at home, try something new from a different type of regional or world cuisine. If you're having trouble coming up with suitable recipes, check out websites like the BBC's "goodfood." You can choose among many recipes from international cuisines including Indian, Chinese, Moroccan, and French. Alternately, if you're in the mood to eat out at a restaurant, choose an eatery that serves a type of cuisine you haven't tried before. Think back on what you've eaten throughout the dayor even the week. If you notice any food groups that you've neglected, plan a homemade meal which incorporates that food group. For example, if it's time for dinner and you've had protein-heavy meals so far (e.g. bacon for breakfast and a burger for lunch), plan to incorporate more carbs or fruits and vegetables in your dinner. In addition to helping with indecisiveness, balancing your daily diet will also help you to eat a healthier blend of foods.

Write an article based on this "Call your doctor if nothing helps or if you have other symptoms. Consider the cause of your nausea. Determine if you may need to seek medical attention."
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If home remedies do not help to relieve your nausea within a day or so, or if you are vomiting, then call your physician right away to ensure that you don't have a more serious problem. Nausea often along with vomiting is a common problem for many people. The feeling of being "sick to your stomach" can be caused by a number of different things, including: Food sensitivities or food allergies Bacterial or viral infections GastroEsophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and heartburn Medications, especially chemotherapy and radiation treatments Pregnancy (morning sickness) Migraines and other headaches Motion sickness Pain If you have nausea with or without vomiting and it does not go away within 24 hours, call your physician for an appointment right away. If the nausea improves but you still have no appetite, have a headache or have severe stomach or abdominal pain, call your physician for advice. Nausea, especially when it's accompanied by vomiting can be a sign of a more serious condition such as: Appendicitis Intestinal obstruction or blockage Cancer Poisoning Peptic Ulcer Disease (PUD), especially if the vomit resembles coffee grounds