INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can try something like, "Where did you go to school?" Basically, you want to give the person something easy to help break the ice and ease off the tension. You could also ask other small questions about how the interviewee got there, such as "Did you have trouble finding us?" or "Have you been here before?" This question is one of the most basic. It's open-ended for a reason; it gives the interviewee a chance to highlight key aspects of her skills and background. It also gives you a chance to assess how concise the candidate can be. You can phrase this question several ways, even as a statement. For instance, you could say "Tell me more about yourself," "Why did you apply for this job?" or "What do you think makes you a good candidate for this role?" The interviewee can tell if you're not actually listening, and if she notices that you aren't, she's likely to get more nervous or stumble over her words. In addition, if you don't jump in as soon as she's spoken a few words, you give her a chance to think through her answer and provide added details. For instance, if she notes that she has a background in art, ask her how that could help her in this position. Additionally, be sure to look at her when she's speaking. It's fine to jot down the occasional note, but try not to be writing the whole time. As you go along, don't be afraid to change your tactics a bit based on how she answers your question. For instance, you may need to ask for clarification, tweak a question a bit, or ask for more information overall. For instance, maybe she already mentioned that she's had several jobs in your field and listed how they're relevant, which means you can delete any question that comes later about that topic. If she says she pays attention to detail and you were planning on asking her how her skills fit the job, you could tweak the question a little by saying, "I heard you say you are detail-oriented. How do you think that will help you in this position?"

SUMMARY: Begin with an easy question. Ask the interviewee about herself. Listen well. Gauge your questions with her answers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When your older baby or younger toddler can eat finger foods and has started to grab the spoon from you during meals, he or she is probably ready to learn to eat independently with a spoon. Larger spoons will be too big for a toddler's mouth; you want something teaspoon-sized. Consider purchasing special baby spoons, which are lighter, rounded at the top, and usually made of plastic. To begin, use two spoons: one for you and one for your child. You can feed your child as usual, and he or she can also begin trying out the spoon. Don't worry if, at first, your child uses the spoon primarily to bang on the plate or high chair tray and dribble food around. Self-feeding takes time; he or she will figure it out. Show your toddler how to hold a spoon, and then help by placing your hand over his or her hand to demonstrate. Direct the spoon slowly into your toddler's mouth. As your toddler learns, you can also start using two bowls. You can feed your child from one; he or she can use the other, which should just have a small amount of food in it. Start with thicker, denser foods; these will stay on the spoon, whereas more liquid foods will drip away before your child manages to get the spoon to his or her mouth. Yogurt, cottage cheese, and pudding work well. As your child progresses, move on to thinner purees and soups. Eat when your child eats; family meals are important for teaching self-feeding skills, communication, and manners. Let your toddler know you are proud of his or her growing independence.

SUMMARY: Watch for signs that your child is ready. Choose the right spoon. Start with two spoons. Teach your child how to use a spoon. Pick foods strategically. Set an example. Praise your child's efforts.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will use this bottle or canning jar to mix up the cough syrup, but also to store the syrup in the fridge. Using one jar or bottle makes clean up easier. It's helpful to use a bottle or jar with a secure lid so that you can mix the ingredients in the jar without spilling them, but also to store the syrup without worrying about it making a sticky mess in your fridge. Carefully measure these ingredients and add them to the jar. If the honey is solid, place it in the microwave or heat it in a water bath for a minute or two, to make it easier to evenly combine these ingredients. Depending on your microwave wattage, you might need to do this at a lower power level so you don't boil or burn the honey. After you've added the ingredients, place the lid on the jar or bottle and shake it vigorously to combine all of the ingredients. You can take this syrup more often than typical cough medicine because it does not contain any ingredients that would cause drowsiness. This syrup can also help with congestion and clear your sinuses. The syrup can settle in the fridge, so shake well before each use to fully incorporate the ingredients. You might have to warm it up before shaking since the honey solidifies in the fridge. Remember, you might need to use a lower power level setting when microwaving. The honey will solidify in the refrigerator, and the spices will lose some of their potency, so the syrup will be more effective if you make it every few days.

SUMMARY: Wash a bottle or canning jar. Add the apple cider vinegar, honey, water, ginger and cayenne pepper. Secure the lid and shake well to combine. Administer up to 3 teaspoons at a time to adults as needed to relieve your cough. Shake well before each use. Make a new batch every few days.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Regice is a level 40 Pokemon, but it is recommended that your party be at least level 50 in order to stand a chance. A common strategy to weaken Regice without knocking it out is to use a Pokemon with the False Swipes move. This lowers the enemy's health without knocking it out. Another common strategy is to try to put the opponent to Sleep or to Paralyze it. This will increase your chances of capturing the Pokemon. Ultra Balls will give you the best chance to catch Regice. Depending on Regice's health and status effects, you may need quite a few Ultra Balls. The Island Cave on the western side of the route will be open now. Head into this cave. The Braille inscription asks you to wait "twice", which means you need to sit and not move for two minutes. Set your game down for a few minutes so that you don't accidentally move your character. If you do move, exit the cave and try again. After two minutes, a door will open. You'll only have one chance to fight Regice, so make sure you save before fighting. This will allow you to reload your game if you accidentally knock out Regice before capturing it, or if it wipes your party out. Walk up to Regice and begin the fight. Whittle down its health and then try to put it to Sleep or Paralyze it. Once Regice is in the red and is asleep or frozen, start throwing Ultra Balls at it. If you want to be able to capture Regigigas, you'll need to give Regice a nickname. You can do this as soon as you capture it, or you can take Regice to a Name Rater to give it a new name. The Name Rater can be found to the south of the Contest Hall in Slateport City.

SUMMARY:
Prepare your party. Stock up on Ultra Balls. Head to Route 105. Read the inscription and then wait. Save your game. Capture Regice. Give it a nickname (Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby).