Article: While you can usually handle a poison oak rash at home, you may need to get a prescription for prednisone from a doctor if it just won't go away after a few weeks. Take the medication as directed to clear your rash up. Prednisone is a steroid and it's typically pretty good at clearing the rash up in 3-4 days. For severe rashes, you may need to take it for up to 15 days. While it's very rare, it's possible to have a severe allergic reaction to poison oak. If this happens, you need to get treated as soon as possible so you can get better. Call emergency services or go to an urgent care clinic. If you've just been exposed, don't worry. Severe reactions to poison oak are pretty rare. Most people just get the moderately-obnoxious rash and the odds are good that you'll be fine. Most poison oak rashes don't require medical treatment. However, you may need medical treatment if you have have a widespread rash or a rash on a sensitive area. This will help your rash heal faster and will help relieve your discomfort. A rash is considered large if it covers a quarter of your body or more. Sensitive areas include your face, lips, eyes, and genitals. It's normal for a poison oak rash to last for 1-3 weeks. If it's very severe, it may last as long as 30 days. However, it should start to improve with home care after a week or so. If it doesn't get better with treatment, call your doctor. You may need additional treatment to help your rash heal. Your doctor can advise you about your treatment options. The odds are they'll prescribe a steroid to help your body fight the rash off. While it's not common, a poison oak rash can get infected. This is more likely to happen if you've been scratching your rash. If you notice signs of an infection, see your doctor immediately. Common signs of an infection include fever, pus, tenderness, and odor coming from your blisters. While you don't need to worry, poison oak can sneak inside of the lungs if there's a forest fire or controlled burning and you inhale the fumes. After breathing the smoke, you may have difficulty breathing or may experience a severe sore throat. To help you recover, visit an urgent care center or emergency room for treatment. Let the doctor know that you breathed in poison oak smoke.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
See a doctor to get a prednisone prescription to clear the rash up. Get immediate medical care if you have a severe reaction. See your doctor if your rash is large or on a sensitive area. Talk to your doctor if your rash doesn't improve after 1-2 weeks. Visit your doctor if you develop the symptoms of an infection. Seek emergency care if you breathe in poison oak smoke.

Problem: Article: If you decide to do something because you want to do it, you'll be able to stay a lot more carefree about the task itself. If you feel like you're forced into your job, or that you're forced to have to go to the gym, those things will become chores. If you treat them as opportunities, they'll be fun. Make the choice to do them. Changing your attitude doesn't have to be complicated, or require a lot of complex psychology. If you want to do something, do it. If you don't, find a way to make it work for you, or cut it from your life. Sometimes it's that simple. Hate your job? Quit and get another one. Sick of the town you live in? Move. If something isn't supporting you or helping you live a happy, carefree life, make a change. It may sound silly, but you will feel so much happier when you smile widely at a friend or a random stranger and they smile back. You will feel a lot lighter if you laugh as well. Laugh at whatever you find funny, even if the people around you don't see the humor. Being carefree doesn't mean you should be a laughing fool. Taking a funeral or a memorial service lightly isn't appropriate. It's still important to stay tactful. Just look out the window and you'll likely see something ridiculous. You're a human who lives in a little box plugged into a computer box. Someone walking dogs around the neighborhood and picking up their poop and carrying it with them. How weird! Try to remember that life should be something to laugh at, and something to appreciate. It's not something to endure. Don't get stuck on the small details. Instead, focus on the big picture and consider what is really important when you put it into context. Worrying about your past mistakes will leave you stressed. Instead, embrace the potential of your life. Who cares if people don't like the you? You can change over time and become a new person or find new friends. You could move to another country and within 10 years you would have new friends and think in a new language, you would be a new person. Anything can happen.
Summary: Do things because you want to do them. Make yourself smile and laugh regularly. Take things less seriously. Think about the future, don't focus on the past.

Do not check the "display locally" box. It will stay silent, you will not hear anything, however, the stream is sent out. Tighten the buffering/caching: Start with a 20ms caching and increment by 10 until the stream is free of cutting out. In the startup phase it will always cut out a lot, but the stream will stabilize after about 5 to 10 seconds and be smooth. Open a second vlc client and listen to the stream as you do on all the others, same caching/buffering values.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary --
On the streaming vlc server: On the listening VLCs: To listen on your sending computer: Note that all caching values seem to need to be the same.