Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your ingredients. Heat the marshmallow. Assemble the s'more.

Answer: S'mores are traditional campfire fare in many places. You make them by layering chocolate between two graham crackers, and then sticking a hot marshmallow in between to melt the chocolate. Per s'more, you'll need: Two graham crackers Two squares of chocolate One marshmallow There are a couple ways you can do this, depending on whether you're sitting around the fire or at home wishing you were! To heat the marshmallow on the fire, pierce it through the middle with a roasting stick. Hold it over the flames until it becomes golden brown on the outside. To make s'mores at home, preheat your oven to 400 F (204 C). Place each marshmallow on top of a graham cracker, and roast them in the oven for up to five minutes. Place one graham cracker on a plate, followed by the two pieces of chocolate. Place the marshmallow on top, and then use the second graham cracker on top to sandwich in the marshmallow. Apply gentle pressure to the top and bottom of the s'more as you pull out the roasting stick. At home, place the graham cracker and marshmallow on a plate. Arrange the chocolate on top, and then top the whole thing off with a second graham cracker.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Calculate how many payments will satisfy the judgment. Complete a satisfaction of judgment form. Have the satisfaction of judgment served on the defendant's employer.

Answer: Use the information from the defendant's answers to your interrogatories to determine how long it will take the defendant to pay off his or her debt to you. If the defendant already has another garnishment, you often must wait until that garnishment expires before yours will begin. The writ of garnishment will be in effect for a certain period of time, typically 120 days, or until the judgment is satisfied. If the period ends and the defendant still owes you money, you will have to refile your application and have the garnishment renewed. Some jurisdictions allow you to set the length of time the garnishment will be in effect. If the defendant owes you a relatively small amount of money, you may want to limit the period of time the garnishment is in effect if you have the ability to do so in your jurisdiction. You also must calculate the total amount that will satisfy the judgment. You can collect judgment interest at the legal rate. While you can find out the legal rate from the clerk, neither the clerk of court nor the sheriff's department will calculate this amount for you. Once the judgment has been satisfied, you must let the court know. Typically you can get a satisfaction of judgment form from the court clerk. State law typically requires you to provide notice to the court that the judgment has been paid. Additionally, unsatisfied judgments reflect badly on the defendant's credit report. You may be required to attach some proof that the judgment has been satisfied, such as receipts, garnishment records, or cancelled checks. Your satisfaction of judgment form must be filed with the clerk of the same court where the judgment was entered and your writ of garnishment was issued. The satisfaction of judgment tells the defendant's employer to stop withholding money from the defendant's paycheck. Since the defendant's employer won't end the withholding until he or she receives the satisfaction of judgment, you should have the document served as soon as possible after the judgment has been paid in full to avoid over-payments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk at least once per week. Stay updated on each other's lives. Remember their birthday. Stay connected on social media. Share secrets. Ask for and provide advice.

Answer: Keep in regular contact with you friends to maintain the relationship. Try to call at least once a week to chat with them and check-in. By talking once weekly, you will ensure that you don't miss any important news or updates that your friend might have. Text throughout the week and share funny stories or updates. Call them to vent occasionally and let them vent to you, too. If you know they have major events going on in their life right now, call to see if they're okay or want to talk about it. Share the important stuff about you, too! Let them know about your classes, love interests, and family. Make a note of their birthday on your calendar or in your planner so that you don't forget. Always call or text them on their birthday. Send them a card or buy them a gift to show your love. Even if you don't text each other updates all the time, stay connected to each other via social networks. Like and comment on their statuses and pictures. If they post something sad or exciting, check in with them to show support. Instead of keeping things inside, share this sensitive information with others. Have a crush on someone? Tell your friend. Be trustworthy so your friends feel comfortable sharing things with you, too. Don't tell their secrets to anyone. If your friend is going through something, try to help them through it. Sometimes, they just want to talk, so provide a listening ear. But if they need help, try to offer that. When you need advice, ask them for it. Always be encouraging to one another. Say something like "I know you're really stressed about the test, but I can study with you if you want. We can go over questions tonight."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take folic acid. Increase your choline. Check with your doctor about teas and supplements. Skip bisphenol A (BPA). Limit alcohol.

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When you decide to try conceiving, it's important to be on folic acid. That means that if you go off your birth control, you need to start a supplement. Most women take a folic acid supplement in the form of a prenatal vitamin for the duration of the pregnancy. You need 400 micrograms of folic acid daily. If you take a multivitamin, check what it has in it before adding a supplement. You need to be prescribed an extra 4mg (far more than is found in over-the-counter supplements) if you have had a child with a neural tube defect. Talk to your doctor about additional folic acid if you (or your partner, or a relative) have celiac, sickle cell, or thalassaemia disease, or you are on anti-epileptic drugs. Choline can help reduce the chances of birth defects in your baby, so try to eat foods that are rich in it, such as egg yolks. Other good options include beef liver and cauliflower. Herbal teas and supplements may sound like a great idea; however, some can be harmful while you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, such as St. John's Wort, ginseng, sassafras, and licorice. Ask your doctor about any supplement and tea you are taking. Though not definitive, it's possible that BPA can lower your fertility rates. Therefore, if you're trying to get pregnant, you should avoid this chemical. The best way to avoid it is to not consume foods out of hard plastics or cans labeled with number 3 or number 7. Do not microwave in plastic containers. Heat can cause BPA to leach out into food. Purchase BPA-free plastic when available. Discard scratched or warped plastic ware, which are more likely to leach BPA. Choose frozen food over canned food when available. Can linings may be made with BPA. Heavy alcohol drinking is linked to lower fertility. In addition, if you consume alcohol while trying to get pregnant, you may be consuming alcohol after you get pregnant without realizing it, which is bad for the baby.