Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Maintain a healthy diet. Eat dehydrated foods. Get freeze-dried foods. Cook food over a fire. Grow your own food outside your tent.

Answer: Eat a lot of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains like whole wheat bread. Avoid foods with a lot of salt, sugar, and fat. When you're at the grocery store, look for foods that say "less sodium" or "fat free." Drink a lot of water and avoid sugary drinks like soda. Make sure you're getting enough calcium. Dried fruits, nuts, beans, broccoli, and dark greens all are good sources of calcium. You can also take a daily vitamin with calcium in it to supplement your diet. Dehydrated foods are easy to eat because you don't have to cook them. Stock up on dehydrated foods like beef jerky, dried fruits, and dried vegetables. Freeze-dried foods have a long shelf-life, and they don't require refrigeration. Keep a stockpile of freeze-dried foods in a plastic container. When you're ready for a meal, just add hot or cold water to some of the freeze-dried food and it will regain its shape, taste, and nutritional value. Start a fire in the fire pit outside of your tent. Once the fire is going, set a metal grate over the flames so it's flat. Place a pan or pot on top of the grate and put your food inside and wait for it to cook. You can also heat liquids this way. Keep in mind it may take longer for your food to cook than with a regular stove. Clear a small section of land outside your tent to plant a garden. Get cheap seeds from your local gardening center and plant them in the ground, following the planting instructions on the packaging. Grow foods that are low maintenance, like lettuce, radishes, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and beans. Keep in mind it will be a while before you can harvest anything you plant. Use a garden as a way to supplement your diet, not as your main food source.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a promotional code. Purchase a membership. Win them in the Daily Spin. Take part in a Diamond Challenge.

Answer: Animal Jam regularly releases promo codes that can be redeemed for diamonds, gems, and other cool gifts. When you log in to your Animal Jam account, press the gear button, press the code button and enter your code. Codes are changing all the time, and Animal Jam releases new ones every few weeks. To find the latest codes, try searching online with 'Animal Jam codes.' You can also check The Daily Explorer, the Animal Jam blog. Animal Jam members have a different daily spin that guarantees diamonds or gifts. To become a member you have to have a paid account, so be sure to talk to your parents about this. When the Daily Spin pops up, click Spin for your chance (chance for non members is 10% or less) to win diamonds, gems, or gifts. Make sure you are logged in to increase your bonus. Every couple weeks, Animal Jam releases new challenges for you to participate in. There are normally several winners per challenge, and you can usually win about five diamonds. The Diamond Challenges are posted on the Animal Jam blog, and they usually involve taking snapshots (through Jammer Central) of your animal or things you like. To submit work to a Diamond Challenge, save your submission as a .jpg or .png file on your computer. Go to Jammer Central, and click on Submit Your Work. Then click the Plus Sign to find and upload your submission. Don't forget to click Submit when you're finished.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Chill a blender cup for 15 minutes. Put the ice cream, syrup, milk, and malt powder into the blender cup. Blend the malt for 30 to 60 seconds. Pour the malt into serving glasses and drink them right away.

Answer: Put the metal blender cup into the freezer about 15 minutes before you want to make the chocolate malts. The metal should be frosty to the touch. If you're not using a milkshake mixer, put your blender jar into the freezer. If the blender cup is warm, the malt will begin to melt. Remove the cup from the freezer and scoop 2 cups (296 g) of chocolate ice cream into it. Add 4 tablespoons (28 g) of malted milk powder and pour in 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30ml) of chocolate syrup along with 6 tablespoons (89ml) of milk. For the creamiest chocolate malt, use high-quality chocolate ice cream that lists chocolate or cocoa powder as 1 of the first ingredients. Although you can use any type of milk, whole milk will give you the richest tasting malt. Turn on the milkshake mixer or blender and mix the ingredients until the ice cream is completely smooth. Keep in mind that the longer you blend the malt, the thinner the consistency will be. If your blender has trouble mixing the malt ingredients, you might need to stop and scrape down the sides of the blender jar. If you'd like to garnish the double chocolate malts, spoon a little whipped cream on top. You can also crush a few chocolate malted candies, such as Whoppers or Maltesers, to sprinkle over the malts. For an even stronger chocolate flavor, drizzle the insides of the serving glasses with more chocolate syrup. Then pour the chocolate malt into them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a mentor. Consider moving to a technical hub. Make a contact list. Network at seminars, job fairs and major technical events.

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Starting out in the field can be daunting, so contact your college's alumni department or local chapter of the STC to see if you can meet with an experienced technical writer. This mentor can give you advice and tell you what markets or employers are looking for entry level staff. The STC also maintains an active mentor board. If you're interested in find a mentor to help you find an entry level job in technical writing, complete a profile that can be posted on this board. A mentor help you by sharing experiences, advice and training. If you're uncertain what particular field of technical writing might suit you, a mentor can help you understand the different aspects that may affect your choice. A mentor can also help you access new training and professional development. There are more entry level jobs in cities such as Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, D.C., Boston, Houston, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta and Dallas than in smaller cities. Look at the STC website to find the best cities for technical writing jobs. More and more technical writing jobs are available online as well. If you don't live in a larger city, you may want to find an online entry level technical job position. Depending on the particular track of technical writing you plan to pursue, consider the other factors involved in your field to decide where you should live. For example, if writing for research in healthcare is your goal, look for positions in cities that also house major medical research centers. If you're interested in pursuing writing for the aerospace engineering field, look for jobs in cities that are major hubs for Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, etc. Look online using job search engines. Reading the listings is a good way to become familiar with the job market in different cities. List all major companies that are hiring technical writers in any position. For this list, you'll want to be as inclusive as possible. Make a spreadsheet that lists the company, industry, contact information and any special notes or qualifications. You should be able to alter your spreadsheet as you acquire new information. Delete or add new entries as need be. Call or email companies directly. Ask them to consider you for any future entry level positions and keep your resume and portfolio on file. To cover your bases well, contact between 50 and 100 companies. Meeting contacts in the industry and foster relationships. They may be able to give you hints about possible entry level openings. Make sure you have an attractive and professional-looking business card to share with others. Keep your resume up-to-date so that you can share with professional contacts you meet through networking.