Q: Everyone has a website now. It's an important part of getting taken seriously in the business and general work world. Make a website that functions as a sort of long-form resume, showcasing what you're about and all of the cool things you've done. You don't need to be a pro and making websites either, in order to get a nice one. Get a Tumblr and redirect it to a unique URL or use free website templates from services like Wix. A good thing to have on your website would be a blog, where you talk about your ideas and the latest developments in your industry. This shows employers that you take your job seriously and you're invested in what you do. Social media is crucial in terms of giving people the ability to feel like they know you. Keep your personal social media accounts under a slightly different name (your first and middle, for example) and attach your real name to public social media accounts. These will come up when employers or contractors look you up, so make sure the content and ideas that you post are relevant and good. Business cards can still be very useful, even in this digital age. But you need to have one that stands out. Get a professional, unique looking business card. Many sites sell these online and even offer customization services. These are not as expensive as you'd think! Make yourself a card that no one will forget! You want people to be able to picture you and feel like they really know you as they read about you. Don't look like some second-rate wanna-be with a blurry picture of you on your last vacation (complete with sunburn and embarrassing shirt). When we put a lot of work into how we look, we tell people two things. First, we tell them that we believe in taking this professional effort seriously. Second, we tell them that we believe they are worth making an effort for or that they're worth impressing. This shows respect. Between the two, you make people much more willing to take you seriously. Dress like you mean business for your industry, wear clothes that fit and compliment your body, and work on getting nice skin and a flattering hairstyle. Sometimes this might mean updating your style a bit or moving outside of your comfort zone. This is okay! Change is good for you and it will help you start a new chapter in your life. Find a way to make this new style more "you" and everything will be fine. This will probably mean hiring a professional to write it for you. When we write about ourselves at any length, we tend to write about what's important to us, rather than what's really interesting or valuable to someone else. This is why it's a good idea to get a helping hand. How your bio reads will depend on the nature of your industry and your particular "brand", but a little humor and a smidgen of humility are usually valuable assets to a bio.
A: Have a website. Be present and active on social media. Get a unique business card. Get a great head shot. Put a lot of work into how you look. Get a good bio written.

Article: Most modern locks are designed to protect against lock-picking techniques like bumping. Take a look at the face of your deadbolt to see if a small marking is displayed above or to the side of the key slot. If so, it means your lock is resistant to forced entry measures. The markings themselves will vary, but may take the form of a vertical line, a plus sign or an Underwriter's Laboratories (UL) seal of security. Ask a hardware specialist for tamper-proof designs when buying new locks. Take your locks to be worked on by a professional. Locksmiths can install special heavy duty pins and incorporate additional security features to make your home harder to break into. If the doors to your home are guarded by basic cylinder locks and you're worried about a break-in, it may be worth the expense to upgrade to more forbidding locks. If you have reason to be especially concerned about lockpicking, consider going with a different type of locking mechanism than the usual cylinder lock. In most hardware and home improvement stores you can purchase light commercial grade locks. These locks, which are typically used by businesses to prevent theft, are made of resilient materials and make use of complex locking mechanisms. A commercial grade lock could make a surprisingly effective deterrent against a would-be burglar. Commercial grade locks will be more expensive on average but provide more trustworthy home defense. One of the best methods of preventing a break-in is to simply be home, or make it look like someone is. If you have a dog, keep it chained or fenced within sight of the outside of your home. Put up "No Trespassing" or security system signs to ward off intruders, or simply make sure you're seen coming and going frequently. While this approach isn't foolproof, it has been shown to make most criminals think better of trying to gain entry to your residence. Leave a TV or lamp on in the front of your home at night or when you have to go out of town to make it appear that someone is home and awake. The majority of break-ins occur through the front door. Make sure you have locks secure enough to stop a brazen attempt to enter your home.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check for signs that your locks are tamper-proof. Have a locksmith modify your locks. Buy commercial grade locks. Show signs of a presence in your home.

Problem: Article: The trachea, also known as the windpipe, is the tube that takes the air from mouth or nose to the lungs. When a trachea collapses, instead of the rings maintaining a totally open pipe or tube, they collapse or squash down. When this happens, water cannot pass along and it makes it difficult for air to flow along. The trachea can collapse because the cartilage rings are badly formed and are too wide and narrow, because the ligament filling the gap is too long and floppy, or due to a combination of both of these factors. The lining of the windpipe is very sensitive, and in a Chihuahua, this flattening can make the dog cough. Small breeds, such as the Chihuahua, are most at risk, probably because of a genetic tendency for the rings to be malformed. Other breeds commonly affected include Yorkshire terriers, Pomeranians, Shih Tzus, Maltese terriers, toy poodles, and pugs. Collapsed tracheas can happen at any age. However, the condition generally appears around six to seven years of age. Keep an eye on your chihuahua as he ages. One reason dogs might end up with a collapsed trachea is from the owner pulling on the collar. Jerking the collar or using a choke chain can put enough pressure on the windpipe with force that can cause it to collapse. Use a dog harness instead of a collar when using a leash on your dog.
Summary: Learn what causes a collapsing trachea. Monitor older chihuahuas. Refrain from pulling on collars.

Q: This should take about 2 minutes. Stir in 2 peeled and chopped garlic cloves, 1 rinsed bunch of baby spinach, and 1/2 cup of white wine. Continue stirring and cooking the ingredients until the spinach is wilted. Throw in a pinch of salt, a pinch of pepper, and just a few drops of hot sauce to the mixture and taste it to see if it needs anything else. Move it to a medium-sized bowl. Add 1/2 cup of chopped green onion, 3 cups of shredded mozzarella cheese, 1/2 cup of mayonnaise, and 1/2 cup of half-and-half to the mixture. Mix the ingredients together until they're incorporated. Continue to cook them until they're bubbly or lightly browned. Serve this tasty dip with crackers, bread, or shrimp.
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Preheat your oven to 350F (176C). Melt 3 tbsp. of butter together in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Stir in the garlic, baby spinach, and white wine. Cook the ingredients together for 2-3 minutes. Mix in salt, pepper, and hot sauce to taste. Remove the mixture from the heat. Mix in the green onion, mozzarella cheese, mayonnaise, and half and half. Bake the spinach dip ingredients for 20 minutes. Serve.