Problem: Article: Even those children who don't like doctors or medicine will agree to do whatever they need to in order to feel better. If your child refuses care, it's probably because they don't need it! If they went from droopy-eyed to bright-eyed, they may be looking for a day catching up on "Arthur." Keep an ear out for any mention of homework. If they squeal with delight at the thought of not having to do any today, this might be a sign that they are trying to avoid something. Don't incentivize staying home. If staying home sick means special treats and a day of television, they won't mind falling behind in school. Sick days are meant for resting and recuperating, which can include watching television to entertain yourself during the process. However, if your child is extremely alert while watching T.V., instead of lying on the couch and watching through squinting, resting eyes, they may have another motive. So you said they could stay home, and after twenty minutes of extra sleep they're playing with LEGO and running around. They may have fooled you once, but they won't fool you again.
Summary: Suggest going to the doctor or taking medicine. Notice if your child appears excited to stay home. Restrict your child's activities. Notice if they have increased energy later in the day.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Disposing of spills down the drain or in the garbage can will prevent them from becoming stuck on the counter or prevalent in the air. Do large pots and pans by hand or place them in the dishwasher. If the dishes need to soak, place them in the sink with some soap and hot water right after you use them, to decrease the amount of time the cooked food or burnt bottom can be pungent. If you are cooking with oil, fish, garlic, onions or other pungent odors, place a small wastebasket or plastic bag close by. Use this garbage for scraps that should be taken out immediately after food preparation. Make a plan to wipe down surfaces while you cook and to deep clean weekly. Grease spots will attract more food, leading to more kitchen odors if left too long. Wash your dishtowels, potholders, and rugs every week. All these items can get wet and breed bacteria or mold. Close the containers and place them in the refrigerator. This will help to prevent food smells from permeating into the house. Not only do ventilation systems remove bad odors, but they also improve the quality of the air in your kitchen. Unless you are experienced with home construction, you will need to get a consultation and advice from a professional venting company. If you cannot afford to install a range hood or fan above your range, open your windows. Although this is not possible in all climes, cooking with the windows open will remove bad odors and allow them to drift outside, rather than through the house.

SUMMARY: Clean your kitchen as you cook. Rinse and do dishes while you cook or immediately after. Remove used cooking oil or frying oil from the house immediately after you use it. Clean all counters, cabinets, and floors of residue. Throw away your sponges weekly. Place your leftovers inside plastic or glass containers immediately. Install a vent in your ceiling, above your stove.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To make the ball, tear off a small piece of aluminum foil and wrap it around all 3 knots. You want the foil ball to be about the size of a marble.Wrap the aluminum foil tightly around the knots so the ball doesn't fall off.
Summary: Make an aluminum foil ball around the knots at the end of the thread.

Unfortunately you can't play the game if you don't have the deck of cards. Phase 10 is made and distributed by Mattel Games, the maker of Uno. You can find the card game online at their website . If you don't want to order online try checking your local game store. You need between two and six people to play Phase 10. It isn't a single player game so you will need some friends who want to play with you to join in. You will want a big table with seats for everyone. The game can get pretty spread out and you are dealing a whole deck so make sure everyone has enough room. If you don't have a suitable table you can always play on the floor.
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One-sentence summary -- Get your hands on a Phase 10 deck. Find people who want to play Phase 10. Find a suitable playing location.

Q: A sagging couch could be the result of worn out cushions, old springs, or a bad frame. If the problem is the cushions, you're in for an easy fix. If the cushions seem fine upon inspection, you may have to replace the springs or the frame. Depending on the level of damage you may need to replace the entire couch. Before you start taking your couch apart, take some pictures so you have something to refer to. If you can, take the pictures to a local furniture repair shop and see if they can help you determine the problem. Remove all the sofa cushions and turn the couch over so that you can see the bottom. Look for torn fabric and broken or rotted wood. If you see any cracked wood, or wood that is "bowed" out, you'll need to replace it. This will involve taking off most of the upholstery fabric and can be time consuming. You may have to remove some of the fabric on the bottom, known as a dust cover, to inspect the springs. Be gentle and take care not to rip the fabric. Some couches have zig-zag springs which are also known as "sagless" springs. Other couches use coiled springs. Determine whether your springs are bent or broken. If the springs are bent you may be able to fix them yourself. If they're broken you may need to bring your couch to an upholsterer. Older couches tend to have coiled springs, while newer couches have zig-zag springs. Your couch may not have springs at all, depending on the quality of the frame. Check the space beneath the cushions. You may find that the slats or straps of the couch have snapped.
A: Determine why your couch is sagging. Take pictures. Inspect the frame of the sofa. Take note of what kind of springs your couch has.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " The Firefox Add-ons Manager will open in a new browser tab. Firefox will close and reopen, and the toolbar you disabled will now be hidden.
Summary:
Click on the Firefox menu button located at the top right corner of your Firefox session. Click on "Add-ons. Click on "Extensions" in the left pane of the Add-ons Manager. Click on "Disable" next to the toolbar you want hidden in Firefox. Select the option to restart Firefox.