Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear a trinity knot at lighthearted occasions. Pick a trinity knot when you want your tie as a focal point. Choose trinity knots when wearing plain ties. Wear a narrow spread collar. Tie a trinity knot after you've mastered easier knots.

Answer: Trinity knots are not the best idea if you're making an important impression, like at a job interview or court hearing. Reserve trinity knots for special occasions with friends or family. A wedding reception, for example, is the perfect reason to wear a trinity knot. A political dinner is not. Understated shirts or suits work best with the trinity knot so it becomes your outfit's centerpiece. Your outfit should draw the eye to your tie. Do not wear shirts with distracting patterns or neon colors. Pastel colored shirts accentuate trinity knots well. Loud patterns with cartoon characters or paisley patterns will detract from the beauty of the knot. Choose a simple pattern that will highlight the knot rather than drown it. If you want a pattern, choose a light one like little polka dots. Solid color ties are ideal when wearing a trinity knot. Wider collars tend not to frame the trinity knot favorably, so choose a more narrow shirt. You can spot a narrow spread by the collar opening, which is flatter than most shirts. Cut-away collars, club collars, and rounded collars are equally unflattering for trinity knots. Trinity knots are a bit more complicated than your average Windsor knot. Because trinity knots aren't always user-friendly for beginners, work through easier knots before you attempt it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be unique. Be nice. Join sites that have forums. Provide valuable updates, insights and information.

Answer: If you're copying everyone else, there is a good chance that you're not going to be seen or heard about. Few people are keen to see the same, same. Thus, think of a new trend, or try something that nobody has done before, even if it's a common topic done very differently. And be genuinely nice, not just putting on an act. If you want to be known as grumpy and gruff, don't chop and change by pretending to be nice one minute, then horrible the next. Get your brand straight. Then be available and interactive, so that people can get to know you and trust in you. Be aware that this is likely to chew up your time considerably. Be careful what discussions you get involved in; keep it light, friendly and caring. People are thirsty for good content, not self-love. Give them something they're keen to watch, read or listen to. Introduce them to interesting things on a regular basis. Bring together the energies of other people whose work and updates add value to yours, so that you spread around support for others online.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your dentist for regular cleanings. See your dentist for gingivitis. Follow your dentist's regimen. Return for checkups. Stop smoking.

Answer: Once plaque has hardened into tartar, it's almost impossible to remove just by brushing or flossing. Get a cleaning every six months at the dentist to make sure all traces of plaque get regularly removed. As long as plaque remains on your teeth, your gums may stay inflamed with gingivitis. If you see your dentist while you have gingivitis, he or she will do a thorough cleaning and recommend an effective hygiene plan for you to follow at home. Since gingivitis clears up with proper hygiene, no drugs or other treatments are administered. As stated above, dentists will be able to prescribe a daily hygiene routine to keep your gingivitis from coming back. It is critical that you practice the dentist's recommendations routinely in order to keep a clean, healthy mouth between dental visits. In some cases, a dental fitting in your mouth, such as a cap or a permanent retainer, may be preventing you from cleaning your teeth and gums effectively. Talk to your dentist about tools you can use to clean your mouth and prevent gingivitis. With dental care, it is critical that keep a consistent routine and pattern to ward off bacteria and plaque that cause gingivitis. Make sure you schedule and keep all appointments with the dentists, even if just for routine checkups. A quick cleaning or brief examination of your teeth and gums can help to stop problems before they even start. Smoking increases your risk of gum disease, including gingivitis. As with so many other health related issues that are exacerbated by smoking, if you want to take serious steps to correct the problem, you need to quit smoking first. If possible, cut back on smoking or eliminate it entirely. Other tobacco products like dip and chew are equally harmful to your gums. Quit chewing tobacco as soon as possible to cure gingivitis and other mouth ailments. When you do smoke or chew, brush your teeth immediately afterward to help prevent gingivitis from coming back.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn the situations when euthanizing is appropriate. Decide whether you should euthanize your horse. Understand the different methods of euthanasia. Understand your veterinarian's role in euthanasia.

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There are a number of medical reasons for which euthanasia would be appropriate. Your veterinarian can help you identify if your horse has these conditions. Severe traumatic injury Chronic severe lameness Inoperable colic Deciding whether to euthanize your horse is a difficult one. If you have the time to decide, consider going over some questions with your veterinarian. You want to be sure that you are making the right decision for you and your horse. Is my horse suffering? Can I continue to take on the financial burden of caring for my horse? Are there any alternatives to euthanasia for my horse? How will long will my horse suffer in his current state? There are several acceptable methods of euthanasia that are acceptable for horses, including barbiturates and penetrative captive bolt. Your veterinarian is licensed to use these methods and will be able to explain these methods to you. With this knowledge, you can make a more informed decision on what method of euthanasia would be most suitable for your horse, given his current medical condition. Barbiturates are drugs that depress the nervous system. Given as an overdose via intravenous injection, barbiturates will first cause unconsciousness, then depression of breathing, and finally cardiac arrest. The most commonly used barbiturate for equine euthanasia is called sodium pentobarbital. Only your veterinarian can administer barbiturates. The use of a penetrative captive bolt is another acceptable option that your veterinarian can perform. A penetrative captive bolt causes a concussion and major brain damage, resulting in immediate unconsciousness. This method is more commonly used in cattle for slaughtering purposes. Your veterinarian can also use potassium chloride (KCl) via intravenous injection while your horse is under anesthesia. An overdose of KCl causes cardiac arrest and eventual death. There are also euthanasia methods (eg, gunshot, electrocution) that are classified as 'conditionally acceptable' because they may not consistently lead to a humane death or have not undergone extensive scientific testing. They also pose a high risk for human error or injury. It is very important to remember that the decision to euthanize rests with you. Although there may be emergency situations where the veterinarian has to make the professional decision to euthanize without owner's consent, this is very rare. Realize that asking your veterinarian what they would do can put them in an uncomfortable position, since they are not your horse's owner and do not have the same emotional and financial attachment to your horse that you do. Also keep in mind that your veterinarian may refuse to support your decision to euthanize, if they feel like your horse's medical condition does not warrant euthanasia. Consider seeking a second option from another veterinarian if you are still undecided after speaking with your veterinarian.