INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you want to achieve something, it's important to make the goals concrete. Take some time to reflect on what exactly you want to accomplish in your life and what steps you need to take to get there. Make sure your goals are things that you can accomplish on your own. Do not, for example, focus your goals around getting married. As you are setting goals for yourself, be sure they are things that you believe will genuinely help you feel fulfilled, not things that you feel are expected of you. Don't be afraid to change your plan along the way, as long as you're not giving up on something you still want. Aspirations change over time and that's perfectly fine. Remind yourself of your goals when times get tough. Focusing on your end-goal can help you persevere. People often get stuck in life because they get too comfortable. If you want to keep reaching for your dreams, you have to find new challenges for yourself to overcome. This will not only help you achieve more, but it will also keep you more mentally stimulated and fulfilled. This may sometimes require making a difficult or "less safe" choice, but remind yourself that you need to step outside of your comfort zone at times in order to achieve your goals. It's important to be your own cheerleader and to never stop being proud of yourself for everything you accomplish. Rewarding yourself will help you feel satisfied about what you have already done and stay motivated to do even more. Try setting small, very attainable goals for yourself and celebrating each time you meet one. Your reward can be anything you enjoy, from a day at the beach to a party with friends. When you achieve a larger goal, give yourself a bigger reward, like a great vacation. Focusing too much on goals can cause people to lose sight of life's little pleasures. While it's great to be have dreams, it's also important to slow down and enjoy what is happening in your life at the moment. If you find that you are so wrapped up in work that you are not enjoying life, you need to take a step back and reevaluate your priorities. Working to achieve your goals should increase your happiness, not decrease it.

SUMMARY: Visualize your future and set goals. Constantly challenge yourself. Celebrate your victories. Don't forget to live in the moment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are a variety of sitemap generators available, both free and paid. You can use online services. Server-side tools, or downloaded programs to generate your sitemaps. Free services typically have a 500-1000 page limit. Popular programs and services include: InSpyder SiteCrawler XML-Sitemap Free sitemap generator.com G-Mapper Many CMSs such as WordPress have sitemap generators that can be accessed by logging in to your Dashboard. These are often preferable to using a third-part program because they are more suited for the content on your site. All of the major search engines allow webmasters to submit the URL for the file to their web crawlers. Log into the Webmaster Tools for the search engine that you want to submit to and navigate to the Sitemap section. Paste the URL for your sitemap into the field. You can also add a reference to your sitemap in your robots.txt file. Simply add the line Sitemap: http://www.example.com/sitemap.xml to the file.

SUMMARY: Browse the available services. Check if your CMS (Content Management System) has a sitemap creation program. Submit your sitemap.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Every person feels the symptoms of illness in different ways, so use words that are as specific, detailed, and descriptive as possible. This can help the doctor diagnose you and develop proper treatment. Adjectives can help the doctor understand how you feel. For example, if you have pain, explain it to your doctor by using terms such as dull, throbbing, intense, or piercing. You should never feel embarrassed discussing anything with a doctor. Be absolutely honest when you discuss your symptoms or medical history. Not telling your doctor everything relevant to your health may make it hard to diagnose your symptoms. Doctors get training for different kinds of medical conditions and contingencies. Symptoms that could embarrass you are probably something your doctor sees regularly. Don't be afraid to discuss things like STDs, rashes, or personal habits. Keep in mind that any information you give your doctor remains confidential by law. Many doctors will ask "What brings you to the office today?" Be honest and tell your doctor all your symptoms, which can give your doctor context and may help her more effectively diagnose any illnesses during your visit. Some common symptoms include:Pain, fatigue, Nausea, gastrointestinal distress, fever, respiratory issues, or headache. For example, you can tell your doctor "I've been experiencing headaches and persistent vomiting for the past couple of weeks." Describe your specific symptoms to the doctor, showing him where on your body where you are experiencing each ailment. This information may aid your doctor in making a definitive diagnosis and formulating possible treatment. Remember to use specific and descriptive vocabulary as much as possible. If you're having elbow pain, don't say it's on your arm, but point out to your doctor the exact spot on which you have the pain. It could be vital to describe to your doctor when your symptoms started and how often you experience them. This may help your doctor formulate possible diagnoses. Tell the doctor when your symptoms began, if and when they stop and how often you experience them. For example, "I haven't been able to keep any food down for the past two days." Tell your doctor how the symptoms are affecting you and your lifestyle. Other things to mention include what helps relieve symptoms, what makes symptoms worse, any treatments you have attempted, any specific medication or substances you have taken to help alleviated the problem. Include how much over-the-counter medication has been used, and how your symptoms responded to treatment. Tell the doctor if anything relieves or exacerbates your symptoms. She may be able to make a diagnosis and formulate potential treatment plan for you based on this information. For example, if you have pain, describe movement that makes the pain worse. You can describe this by saying "My ankle feels fine until I bend it towards my leg, and then I experience a sharp and shooting pain." Describe other situations or elements that make your symptoms worse. This includes food, drink, position, activity, or medication. Describe how bad your symptoms are using a numerical scale of one to ten. This may help your doctor more effectively diagnose your condition and may further indicate the severity of your condition. The severity scale should range from one having virtually no impact on you to ten being the most excruciating pain you can imagine. It's very important to tell your doctor if someone else you know or with whom you have contact is experiencing the same issues as you. This may help your doctor formulate a diagnosis and any alert her to potential public health issues.

SUMMARY: Use specific, detailed, and descriptive vocabulary. Tell your doctor the truth. Summarize why you're seeing your doctor. Explain your specific symptoms and their location. Describe the beginning and regularity of your symptoms. Mention what alleviates or makes your symptoms worse. Rate how severe your symptoms are. Let your doctor know if others have the same symptoms.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a smaller tipped drawing tool.

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Sketch the wireframe of a teenage girl. Sketch additional shapes to build the body. Sketch the figure using the shapes as a guide. Add the hair, clothes, and accessories. Refine the artwork. Draw the outline over the sketch. Erase and remove the sketch marks. Add color to the artwork.