Article: Fill a medium-sized pot 2/3 full of water, place on high heat and bring to a boil. Add 1 tsp. (5 g) of salt, squeeze in 2 lime wedges and mix loosely. Serve at room temperature.
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Peal and chop the tomatoes. Core the tomatoes and cut a small "X" on each using a pairing knife. Drop the tomatoes in the boiling water and cook for 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the pot and place it in the sink under cold, running water until the tomatoes have cooled completely. Remove the tomatoes and, using a pairing knife, peel the tomatoes, starting from the corner on the bottom of the tomato where you made the "X" cut. Cut the tomatoes in rough chunks about the size of a thumbnail. Place the peeled, and chopped tomatoes, along with the remaining cilantro, onions and chilies into a medium-sized mixing bowl.
Article: When you start out on Clash of Clans, you're awarded 500 Gems. You're forced to spend 250 of them during the tutorial, leaving you with 250. Do not, under any circumstances, use these to speed up the build times of your village. Just wait out the timers, as you'll want these Gems later. It is not possible to skip the tutorial and save the 250 Gems, but you spend them on a Builder's Hut which is essential to the game, so you're not really losing anything. The tutorial will suggest that you spend Gems to speed up production. This is the developer's way of trying to get you to spend more real money on the game. Ignore these suggestions so that you can save the Gems instead. Clash of Clans allows you to buy other in-game resources with your Gems. Don't do this. While it can save you some time, you can earn all of these resources through playing the game. You'll be constantly reminded that you can speed up timers by spending Gems. This may be important during super-competitive play, but for most people it's just a Gem sink. If you're out of things to do and are tempted to spend Gems on a timer, just consider playing a different game for a while. Builder's Huts are the most useful buildings you can purchase because they give you more builder units. This allows you to construct other buildings much quicker. Your primary focus for your Gems should be obtaining these Builder's Huts. Once you have all five Builder's Huts, you can start spending Gems on other things.
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Hold on to your initial Gems. Don't buy resources with Gems. Don't speed up timers with Gems. Put all of your Gems towards Builder's Huts first and foremost.
Article: Even with excellent medical care and consistent physical therapy, a fractured heel can sometimes leave you with permanent loss of function in your foot. This can make it difficult for you to walk, especially on uneven surfaces or up steep slopes. Talk to your doctor or physical therapist about using devices to help improve your gait and keep your foot more comfortable. Simple modifications to your shoe may be helpful in some cases. For example, you might need to wear heel pads, lifts, or heel cups in your shoes. Your doctor or physical therapist may also recommend special custom shoes or a foot brace. In some cases, you may experience pain or discomfort in your foot even after the fracture itself has completely healed. Let your doctor know if you continue to feel pain after treatment and rehabilitation. They can perform tests and exams to determine the cause of your pain and find ways to treat or manage it. Common causes of chronic pain after a heel fracture include damage to the soft tissue around the bone and failure of the bone to heal properly (e.g., if the fragments are still not aligned properly after treatment). Depending on what's causing your pain, your doctor may recommend treatments such as an orthotic device (e.g., a shoe insert or foot brace), physical therapy, medications, or surgery. If you get surgery to repair your fracture, there's a risk of damage to the nerves in your foot. If you experience nerve pain after surgery or as a result of damage from the injury, talk to your doctor about possible treatments. A few common options for managing nerve pain include: Steroid injections to reduce inflammation around the nerves. A nerve block, which involves injecting an anesthetic into the nerve to numb the pain. Medications to relieve nerve pain, such as amitriptyline, gabapentin, or carbamazepine. Physical therapy to promote faster healing. You may need additional surgery if your bone heals improperly or if you develop further complications, such as arthritis of the heel. Work closely with your doctor to monitor your healing progress, and discuss whether more surgery might be helpful for you. In some cases, it's necessary to fuse your heel bone to the talus (the bone that forms the lower part of your ankle joint). This surgery prevents movement between the bones that can aggravate your injuries.
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Discuss wearing an orthotic device for gait problems. Work with your doctor to manage chronic pain. Ask about treatment options if you have nerve pain after surgery. Talk to your doctor about whether you need further surgery.