Problem: Article: In the last paragraph, wrap up the letter. With an informal letter, that mainly means writing something about how you'd like them to write back or how you hope to visit. Add something like "Thanks for writing. I hope to see you soon." The final paragraph is a good place to repeat any important information. That way, it's fresh on their mind as they finish reading your letter. For instance, you might write, "Remember, we'll be there on Saturday at 8 a.m. sharp. Be dressed to impress!" People like to here something good at the end. It will leave them feeling glad they read your letter! Of course, if you're giving them bad news in the letter, it may not be appropriate to end it with a cheering note at the end, so use your best judgment. For instance, you could say something like, "I plan to come soon for a visit. I can't wait to see you!"
Summary: Signal you're ending the letter in the final paragraph. Summarize anything you want your friend to remember. Try to end on a positive note.

Problem: Article: Another approach is to talk to people who might be able to provide information about your loved one's policy. A good place to start is with people your loved one worked for. Ask employers if your loved one purchased life insurance as part of a company benefits package. Additionally, you can inquire with unions or associations that your loved one belonged to. Sometimes these entities offer life insurance. Close associates of your loved one like friends or other family members might know if she or he had insurance. They may be able to tell you where to find information about the policy. People often discuss their insurance policies with these individuals. Try to speak with the attorney who drafted your loved one's will. They may have discussed life insurance during the drafting of the will. Often consumers will buy more than one insurance product through the same agent. Contact any agent or agents who sold your loved one an automobile or property insurance policy and ask if they also sold a life insurance policy. These agents may have also sold your loved one a life insurance policy or referred him or her to someone who did.
Summary: Talk to employers. Talk to friends or family members. Ask your loved one's attorney or accountant. Talk to the insurance agent for a different policy.

Problem: Article: Hajime means begin, and matte means wait. Soremade means the match is over, sonomama means freeze, and yoshi means continue. Matches are watched by one referee inside the contest area and two judges on diagonal corners outside the contest area, with decisions made by a majority of three. A penalty of hansoku make means an automatic loss. Foul language, foul body gestures, attacking joints other than elbows, punching, kicking, touching an opponent's face, or causing intentional injuries are all forbidden in judo. You bow when entering the competition area, again when arriving at the edge of the contest area on your side (blue or white), and a last time when you proceed to your line and face your opponent. Each match will last five minutes. The outside of the contest area is denoted by red mats. Ippon can be earned by getting your opponent to say maitta (I give up), or keeping your opponent restrained for 25 seconds after the referee calls osaekomi. To score ippon on a throw you must fulfill three elements: be in control, as you throw your opponent on their back, all with considerable force and speed. Osaekomi is announced when a contestant controls an opponent by getting their back, both shoulders, or one shoulder in contact with the mat. Two waza-ari's, or one waza-ari and three minor penalties for the opponent, are also equivalent to ippon. A waza-ari is a half point. Holding your opponent with osaekomi-waza for more than 20, but less than 25 seconds also qualifies. If your opponent is penalized shido three times, this will equal a waza-ari for you. Shidos are minor violations such as stalling or prolonged periods of non-agression. You will be awarded yuko if you lacked two elements in the throw for a call of ippon. This can also be given for holding your opponent with osaekomi-waza for 15-20 seconds, or for your opponent being penalized shido two times. Bow outside the edge of the red area and exit the way you came. The winner is the contestant (judoka) who scores the most points with the highest value. If the score is even by the end of the match, the timer will reset for the Golden Score period and the first contestant to score a point wins. If nobody scores by the end of the Golden Score period, the referee and judges will signal their choice for winner by raising a blue or white flag corresponding to the sashes worn by the judokas.
Summary: Follow referee instructions. Remember you must bow three times before a match begins. Score an ippon, which is a full point, to immediately end the match. Earn a waza-ari by performing a throw that lacks one element for ippon. Achieve a yuko through a partially successful throw. Leave the competition area by bowing one last time.

Problem: Article: If you don't have the liners, grease the pan so the muffins don't stick to it. To do this, just sift together 2 cups of flour, 2 tsp. of baking powder, and 1/2 tsp. of salt in a medium-sized bowl. Set this bowl aside. Now, beat 1 cup of whole milk, 1/4 cup of canola oil, one egg, and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar. Pout the milk mixture into the flour mixture and stir the ingredients gently, until the batter is a bit lumpy. Do not overmix it. Beat 4 oz. of cream cheese, 1/3 cup of granulated sugar, 2 tbsp. of a beaten egg, and 1 tsp. of vanilla extract together in a bowl. Mix these ingredients until the mixture is smooth. Mix together 1/4 cup of flour, 1/4 cup of sugar, and 1 tsp. of cinnamon. Mix 3 tbsp. of butter into the mixture until it's coarse but blended. These layers will create delicious strawberry cheesecake streusel muffins with a layer of cheesecake, strawberries, and streusel in their centers. After 20 minutes, insert a toothpick to see if it comes out clean. Once it does, the muffins are done. Let the muffins cool on the pan and then transfer them to a wire rack. Enjoy this tasty treat for breakfast, eat it as a snack, or enjoy it as a dessert.
Summary:
Preheat your oven to 400F (204C). Line a 12-cup muffin pan with cupcake liners. Make the first part of the muffin batter. Make the second part of the muffin batter. Combine the two parts of the muffin batter. Make the cheesecake mixture. Make the streusel topping. Scoop one tbsp. of muffin batter into the bottom of each cupcake liner. Sprinkle a few pieces of sliced strawberries over the batter. Place 1/2 tbsp. of the cheesecake mixture over the muffin batter for each muffin. Sprinkle the streusel topping over the cheesecake filling. Place another tbsp. of muffin batter over the cheesecake filling. Add a few strawberries on top of the batter. Sprinkle the muffins again with the remaining streusel. Bake for 20-25 minutes. Serve.