Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn facts about the capitals. Use visual aids. Try a mnemonic device. Use a rhyme or song.

Answer: Just memorizing a list of capital names and countries is not that interesting. However, you may find learning about the culture, history, geography, or people more interesting. Therefore, as you try to learn the capitals, also look up facts about the area to help you remember. For instance, learning that Rome is the capital of Italy may not be that interesting to you. However, you might be more interested to learn that Rome contains a whole country inside the capital, the Vatican. The Vatican, which is the head of the Catholic Church, is officially its own country. As another example, you might find it interesting to note that the capital of Mexico, Mexico City, was once a large lake. It began as city on an island built by the Aztecs that spread out across the lake, which was eventually conquered. The current city was built on top of the rubble from the original city, and the water was drained to other areas. Using visual cues to aid your learning is a tried-and-true method. Fortunately, with something geographical like world capitals, you've got the visual aids built right in. Try printing off a blank map of the world, and write in the capitals and country names while looking at another map. Color in the map to help your visual memory. You can also draw in details related to the country, such as adding a picture of the country's flag or national flower. Next, try filling in a new map without looking at another map. Mnemonic devices are tricks to help you remember or learn something. For instance, say you wanted to remember to get bananas, beef, and flour at the store. You might try visualizing a cow eating a banana with a sack of flour balanced on his head. More appropriately for world capitals, try making a visual map in your head, also known as the Method of Loci. With this mnemonic device, you imagine a place you know and visualize items in that place. The items help you remember what you need to. If this method sounds good to you, try visualizing an item that reminds you of the capital and country. For instance, for London, England, you might think of a plate of fish and chips. However, for world capitals, it might be better to imagine a world map. Visualize a world map in your head, large enough that you can stomp from country to country in one step. As you walk through the world, visualize the capital and name of each country. Rhymes and rhythms help things stick in your memory. That's why nursery rhymes and kids' songs are so easy to remember. You could try singing the world capitals to a current popular tune, one that you already like a lot. You could also try a world capital's song that's already out there, such as the expanded version of the Animaniacs' state capitals song that includes world capitals.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Paint it. Think about the flooring. Show off pictures of your cat. Give yourself a place to hang out with your cat. Hide the litter box

Answer: Your cat won't really care what the room looks like, as long as it has plenty of cat-friendly elements, so this part is for you. Paint the room a fun color and decorate the walls with hearts, fish, mice, or nature pictures. Wall decals, removable wall paper, and stencils are all relatively inexpensive ways to add some interest to an otherwise boring wall. The flooring that is already in your room may be fine, but if you need new flooring, make sure that it is cat friendly. You will want to choose something that is durable and easy to keep clean. If your cat tends to have accidents outside of her litter box, you should probably avoid carpet and hardwood flooring. Tile, vinyl, and linoleum are much easier to clean. If you are converting a room with a concrete floor, such as a basement laundry room, you can also apply an epoxy finish to the floor. If the flooring you choose is cold and hard, like tile, consider adding some inexpensive and machine-washable throw rugs. Attach pictures to a bulletin board, frame them, or attach poster-sized printouts of your cat to your walls. To enhance the cat theme, add some extra posters and knickknacks with pictures of cats, paw prints, or fish. If you have shelves, you can adorn them with books about cats. You probably want to make your cat room comfortable for humans as well so that you can spend some time cuddling and playing with your cat. Make sure to put a comfortable couch or chair in the room. You can also add a television if you plan on spending time in the room with your cat. Remember to keep the cat room quiet and calm. It's fine for you to visit her, but don't invite lots of friends to hang out in the cat room. When you are in the cat room, let your cat come to you instead of removing her from her perch or hiding spot. . If your cat room also serves another purpose and you don't want to look at a litter box, find a creative way to keep it out of sight. You can put it behind a decorative screen or create an enclosure for it. You can even disguise the enclose as a piece of furniture.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Just be there. Join a support group. Be an advocate.

Answer: Shame and stigma often lead people with mental disorders to feel very isolated. Help the person maintain a healthy relationship by actively engaging with them. You don't need to discuss DID. In fact, it may be better to spend time together not discussing the disorder. This may help them to feel "normal." Try scheduling a weekly date to make sure you maintain regular contact. Find an activity you can do together to focus your discussion on something other than DID. Support groups are great ways to find others who share similar experiences. Suggest you start attending a support group together to show support. DID is pretty uncommon, so you may not be able to find a support group specific to that disorder in your area. Large cities may have groups designated for Dissociative Disorders but in smaller towns, you may need to look for support groups dedicated to mental health in general. If you can't find a support group in your area, consider joining an online support group. Show the person you care and want to support them by joining an advocacy group. This will provide further education and opportunity for you to feel helpful. Encourage the person to join with you. Participating with an advocacy group may help them better understand their social experiences and overcome stigma.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk via an online video messaging app if you have a strong Internet connection. Place the call via an online audio messaging app if you want to talk for free. Make the call with a VOIP provider to reduce the charges of the call.

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If you are calling a friend or family member, see if they are willing to video chat with you instead. There are many applications that offer this service at no cost to you. In order for the call to connect, both you and your friend will need to have the application installed on your mobile phone or computer and add each other as a contact. Press the person's name in the app to start the call. Popular video messaging apps include Skype, Snapchat and Facebook Messenger. It is important that both you and the receiver have good Internet connections, otherwise, the call will cut out. This isn't a good option if you are trying to call a business or organization. Place a regular phone call instead. Audio calling uses the same technology as video messaging, but the camera is disabled. This option works well if your Internet isn't fast enough to load the visual connection when you make video calls. Both you and the receiver will need to install the same audio messaging app for the call to connect. Add your friend as a contact and then press the person's name in the app to connect the call. Snapchat, Viber, and Facebook Messenger are popular audio calling apps. Download your chosen app onto your phone or computer. Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) apps allow you to call overseas for a cheaper price than many phone companies. Unlike video and audio messaging apps, VOIP allows you to place your call to a landline or mobile number. VOIP applications are offered by companies such as Skype, Viber, and Google+Hangouts and can be downloaded onto your phone or computer. Dial the full phone number, including all the codes, when making the call with a VOIP provider.