Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the invitation or ask the host about a theme for the party. Gather fun costume pieces. Choose dressy sandals or closed-toe dress shoes. Add costume jewelry if you want. Style your child's hair in a special way.

Answer: Children's tea parties often revolve around a theme, such as Alice in Wonderland, princesses, or Victorian dress-up. Your child will have more fun at the party if they feel like they're suitably dressed. The invitation should have invitation about the theme if there is one, but if you're not sure, call the host and ask. Once you know the theme, start scouting for fun dress-up pieces that will make the perfect tea party outfit. Pastels or neutral tones will fit in nicely at most tea parties. Check consignment stores and thrift shops for perfect items that won't empty your wallet. Tea parties are the perfect occasion for little girls to wear a frilly dress if they enjoy dressing up. Another outfit option is a collared shirt with a pair of trousers or nice shorts and dress shoes for boys as well as girls who don't like to wear dresses. The shoes should match the formality of the outfit. Dressy sandals are a nice choice for sundresses, while closed-toe shoes are more appropriate for dressier occasions. If your child is wearing a frilly ball gown to a princess-themed party, she could wear a pair of patent-leather shoes with a buckle and stockings to complete her look. Children's Oxford dress shoes are a classic choice to pair with short or pants. Once you have your child's outfit picked out, visit a party supply store to find fun accessories. A children's tea party is a great time to be extravagant, especially if there's a costume theme, so look for tiaras, capes, feather boas, and long strands of beads. Think about what will make your child feel really special at the party. For boys, consider accessorizing with a bow tie or a fedora. Tea parties are a special occasion, so consider giving your child a special hair style. Short hair can be combed back or to the side and held in place with pomade or gel, and long hair can be styled into ringlets, braids, or an up-do. A fishtail crown braid is an elegant style for long hair that is perfect for a princess tea party. Use hair gel to create a side part, pompadour, or a slicked-back look on short hair. To get ringlets without heat styling, add a little curling gel to your child's damp hair. Twist sections of the hair away from your child's face and use bobby pins to pin the coil close to the scalp. Allow the curls to set for at least an hour before unwinding the twists. Add a little more gel to the ends to help the curls hold.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get comfortable. Have a partner bring you a series of unfamiliar objects. Take an object in your hands.

Answer: Take a few deep, cleansing breaths. Roll your shoulders backwards and forwards a few times, and roll your neck in a full circle twice clockwise and twice counterclockwise. Relax into a seated position with both feet on the ground and your hands palm-down on your thighs. Close your eyes. If you're just starting out, small metal objects work best. For more advanced practice, you might use unwashed clothing. Arrange the objects in front of you and focus on each one in sequence. Let your eye travel from one object to the next, staying conscious of the initial feelings or impressions you get from each. You may arrange them randomly, but you might sense before arranging them that they belong in a natural order, like pages in a book. Perhaps, for instance, you sense that they belong in a chronological order, with those which were used or produced earliest situated at left, while those which were used or produced later toward the right. Turn it over and open your mind to the history it contains. With your eyes closed, allow the visions you see when you touch it to engulf your mind. If you seize on an image in your mind's eye, or hear a small voice in the back of your mind which you think may reveal details about its owner and their fate, let your partner know. Repeat with all objects. Try to identify the gender, age, and race of the owner. Report your impressions with accuracy and ask your partner for verification. Don't fret if you don't get any impressions. Not every object will inspire a vision. You might believe that psychometric visions are accurate when they intuitively "feel" right; remember, though, they are just random thoughts in your head and not indicative of any actual psychic ability.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take stock of your interviewers. Balance eye contact with each interviewer. Connect with panel members when answering their questions. Expect to undergo some type of behavioral analysis. Plan to restate and reiterate your answers. Make sure everyone gets to address your questions.

Answer: Each member of the panel will have their own backgrounds, interests regarding the open position, and personalities. Try to quickly evaluate them and cater your interactions with each accordingly. For instance, it's likely you'll get a feel for which interviewer(s) are more impressed by your credentials, and which are more skeptical. While it's tempting to focus on those who seem to like you more, work to impress the one(s) who need to be convinced of your qualifications. Likewise, some panel members will be more talkative than others, but don't use that as an excuse to ignore the quietest one they might be the key vote! Work to draw them into the conversation. It's important to make the right eye contact at the right time during your panel interview. When answering questions from one panel member, look primarily their way so it's clear that you're focusing on them. If you're elaborating on a point, making a longer statement, or addressing a question from the group as a whole, make eye contact with each member of the panel to engage and include each of them. By the end of the interview, you should know each panel member's eye color. Provide specific examples pertaining to your personal experiences and the jobs of panel members when you respond. This will show the value of your skills and experience to the perspective of each individual on the interview panel. Also, when possible, try to connect with multiple panel members at once. For instance, while addressing John's question on productivity, say something like "As I mentioned regarding Paula's question about quality control, " Questions that seek to delve into your core behavior traits (e.g., "Name a time when you" or "How would you respond if" type questions) can occur in any interview setting. But they may be even more likely in panel interviews, because a predetermined script of questions is frequently used in such settings. Brainstorm potential "what if" scenario questions and answers beforehand. When dealing with multiple interviewers, don't be surprised if you get the same type of question from more than one of them. People like to ask questions on their own terms and get their answers directly, even if it creates some repetition. But don't answer two similar questions exactly the same way; craft each answer to make it distinctive and targeted toward the questioner. When you're role-playing potential questions beforehand, practice answering the same question in multiple ways. Instead of asking questions to the group and letting them decide who answers, find ways to draw each panel member into the discussion. One way is to ask at least one question specifically to each panel member. Another is to ask a question in such a way that each interviewer's input is requested. For instance: "Could each of you talk a bit about how you anticipate the company moving forward in the field of .?"

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Preheat the oven and prepare a pan. Saute the ground beef and onion. Stir in marinara sauce and garlic. Combine the ricotta cheese filling. Assemble the ravioli lasagna. Sprinkle cheese on the lasagna and bake it for 40 minutes. Remove the foil and bake it for another 10 minutes.

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Turn the oven on to 350 degrees F (180 C). Get out a 9 x 13-inch (23 x 33-cm) baking dish. Spray it with cooking spray to ensure the ravioli lasagna doesn't stick. Set the pan aside while you make the lasagna. Place a large skillet on the stove and turn the heat to medium. Put 1 pound (453 g) of ground beef into the skillet. Dice half of a sweet onion and add it to the skillet. Cook the meat until it's completely browned or until it reaches 170 degrees F (60 C). Drain off any fat. Stir the beef and onion mixture as it cooks to prevent it from sticking to the skillet. Open a 24-ounce (68 g) jar of marinara sauce and add it to the ground beef and onion. Stir in 2 cloves of minced garlic. Turn the heat down to medium-low. Stir the sauce occasionally and let it simmer for 5 minutes. Get out a medium mixing bowl. Place the cheese fillings and seasonings into it. Stir it until it's completely combined. You'll need to stir together: 2 cups (492 g) ricotta 1 large egg 1/4 cup (25 g) freshly grated Parmesan 1/4 cup (5 g) freshly chopped parsley 1 teaspoon garlic powder Spread one third of the meat sauce in the bottom of the prepared pan. Open one 25-ounce (708 g) package of frozen cheese ravioli and place a single layer of frozen ravioli over the sauce. Spread half of the ricotta filling over the ravioli and spread another third of the sauce over it. Arrange another layer of frozen ravioli and the rest of the ricotta filling over it. Spread the rest of the sauce on top. Sprinkle 2 cups (226 g) of grated mozzarella evenly over the top of the ravioli lasagna. Cover the pan with a sheet of aluminum foil and put it in the preheated oven. Bake the lasagna for 40 minutes. Carefully take the foil off of the pan. Bake the lasagna for 10 more minutes. This will give the cheese a chance to become golden brown and bubbly. Remove the ravioli lasagna from the oven and serve it once it's set for a few minutes. Consider serving the ravioli lasagna with extra chopped parsley.