Write an article based on this "Mix dish soap into 1c (240ml) of warm water. Clean the soles and rubber pieces with a magic eraser. Scrub stains with a stiff-bristled toothbrush. Pat excess water away with a towel. Let your shoes air dry."
article: Any liquid dish soap will work for cleaning your shoes. Use about 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of soap so the water is sudsy but still clear. Stir the cleaning solution with a toothbrush so it's evenly mixed. Soap and water work best on all kinds of shoes, including white leather. If you don't want to use dish soap, you can substitute 12 cup (120ml) of white vinegar. Dip the magic eraser into your soapy water and wring it out. Wipe in short back and forth motions along parts of your shoes made of leather, rubber, or plastic. Keep working the eraser until all scuffs and stains are removed. Magic erasers can be found in the cleaning section of your local department store. Dip the head of the toothbrush into the water so the bristles are wet. Work the bristles in small circular motions on the surface of your shoes, focusing on heavily stained areas. Use a slight amount of pressure to work the cleaning solution into the shoe's fabric. Keep the toothbrush you use to clean out of the bathroom to avoid any confusion. Use either a cloth or paper towel to pat the soapy water and dirt off of the shoe. Avoid wiping the towel across the shoe's fabric since you could spread the dirt across the fabric again. Don't try to completely dry your shoes with the towel. Just lift off the excess cleaning solution from the surface. After you initially pat them with a towel, put them in a well-ventilated area in your home so they can dry completely. Leave them alone for at least 2-3 hours before wearing them again. Clean your shoes at night so you can leave them to dry overnight.

Write an article based on this "Refrain from ignoring the problem. Refrain from living your life for your husband. Find a support network."
article: Some people think that if they ignore the mental illness, it will go away. No one in the family should ignore your husband's bipolar. Your husband should not ignore his mental illness by refusing to accept it or getting treatment. You should not ignore it and pretend that your husband is okay. This can lead to problems later. If you have to, grieve for the fact that your husband has bipolar. Grieving may be part of the acceptance and coping process. Dealing with a bipolar husband can be difficult, so give your time to adjust to the new challenge in your life. Though you may have to make adjustments and sacrifices because your husband has bipolar, that does not mean that your life should be only about your husband. You should not live for him. You should be your own person, with your own interests and your own life. Pursue hobbies, your career, and personal goals. Don't sacrifice yourself. Remember that you are a human being who deserves a good life. You deserve to take care of yourself in addition to your husband. Having your life revolve only around your husband can cause a lot of problems for both of you. When your husband deals with bipolar disorder, you may feel uncomfortable reaching out for support because you are afraid you and your husband will be judged. However, you should seek support from trusted family members or friends. Finding people you trust can help relieve the burden on both of your shoulders. If you don't want to turn to people you know, you can try to find a support group in your community. This can provide a safe space for you to talk about being married to a bipolar husband without the fear of any negative response.

Write an article based on this "Choose a subject to tutor. Narrow your grade levels. Create a resume Set your rates. Choose a location to tutor."
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The subject you tutor should be one that you're strong in, so think about which classes you make A's in. If you make A's in multiple subjects narrow it down to your favorite subject or two. Since you'll be teaching others, you'll need to have mastered the subject yourself. Most tutors focus on a particular grade level or subject level, such as 2nd-3rd grade, high school level, or simply geometry. Decide which level best suits your skills. Go online and look up assignments for the grade levels you're considering to see if you can do the work. Consider classes you recently aced, such as the math or science class you took last year. for yourself. Include any kind of tutoring experience you've had, including tutoring your friends and family members. Try to think of times that you've helped your classmates, as well. This will help you craft a better ad, as well as help you explain to parents why they should hire you. Include clubs that you're a member of if they're related to the subject you want to tutor. For example, list math club if you want to tutor math, or the literary criticism team if you want to tutor English. Include honors classes and related awards, such as a mathletes trophy. If you don't have any experience, look for volunteer opportunities or tutor someone you know who struggles in that subject. Ask if you can tutor them for free to gain experience for your resume. Check the going rates for other tutors in your area. Set your rates based on how much people with a similar skillset to yours are charging. Tutors often make between $17 to $45 an hour, based on experience. You can tutor in your clients' homes, in your home, or in at a third location, such as a coffee shop or the library. Decide if you have a location preference, or if you're willing to work with the client. Outline this information in your ad. If you plan to go to the client, talk to them about travel time when you're quoting the job.