Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Limit the amount of red meat, eggs, and dairy you eat while you're recovering. Try chicken soup to help break up congestion.

Answer: Do your best to cut these foods out of your diet while you're healing, since they can affect your immune system negatively. If you need to have them, follow the serving sizes listed on the packages so you don't eat too much. After your symptoms go away, you can introduce them back into your diet.Meat, eggs, and dairy are considered acidic dietary sources, which may limit how well your body responds to viruses and bacteria. You can have a simple chicken broth or a chunkier chicken noodle soup for a more substantial meal. Be sure to drink all of the broth as you eat since it helps you rehydrate and can break down mucus. After eating, try blowing your nose to remove any loose mucus from your nose. Chicken broth contains salt and water, which creates an alkaline solution that can help improve your immune system.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick out a photo. Cut the photo and cardstock to the right specifications. Layer the cardstock together. Attach the photo to the cardstock. Punch holes and thread ribbon to hang.

Answer: Start by choosing a picture that you want to display on the ornament. The photo you pick should capture a favorite memory of a friend or loved one. Look for photos of moderate size and good quality where the subject's face and body are in clear view. Photos printed on traditional cardstock will work better for crafting projects like this one, since they will be sturdier and easier to work with. Use your scissors to trim the photo down to about 2.5" wide and 3.75" long. This will result in a frameable portrait of just the right size. To create the backing layers, cut the plain white sheet to 3.25"x5.5" and the printed or colored sheet to 3"x5" even. You'll be layering each of these pieces to create dimension. You can adjust these measurements as you see fit, as long as you stick with the staggered sizingthe white piece of cardstock should be big enough to frame the patterned piece, which should be big enough to frame the photo. Make sure you don't cut out any of the photo's important details, like the top of the subject's head. The printed piece of cardstock can be any color or design you want, from a simple solid color to sparkling glitter to contrasting chevron zig-zags. Apply a strip of double-sided tape or a small dot of glue to one side of the printed piece of cardstock and attach it to the large white piece. Leave a bit of space near the bottom if you want to add a name tag or other message; otherwise, align the layers evenly. Press the pieces of cardstock flat to make sure they stick together. As a substitute for double-sided tape, you could also use adhesive foam dots. These will give the ornament the appearance of more depth. To create a name tag, cut a thin strip of leftover white cardstock, spell out a name or custom message using stick-on craft letters and leave a little space beneath the photo to attach it. Tear off another strip of double-sided tape or squeeze a little of glue onto the back of your photo. Arrange the photo in the center of the printed cardstock layer and stick it down. Smooth all three pieces to secure them. If your photo came from a regular inkjet printer, the ink will be more delicate. Be careful not to smudge it while smoothing down the photo. Use a minimal amount of glue so that it doesn't oversaturate the photo paper. Use your hole punch to make a small hole in both of the ornament's upper corners. Guide a strand of ribbon through the front of one hole, around the back side of the cardstock, then out the front of the other hole. Tie the ribbon into a neat bow. It's now ready to be the centerpiece of your tree or mantle! For an alternative to ribbon, use butcher's twine, yarn or colored fishing line. Playing around with different materials will allow you to further customize your ornament.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Continue to develop your skill set. Specialize in a field. Move up in your field.

Answer: Stay up with technology, and learn to communicate better. You would also do well to learn to manage other people. You can take seminars and continuing education classes to improve your skills. By picking a particular specialization, you can take the time to truly understand that specialization. For instance, you could become a ratings analyst. A ratings analyst assess whether companies can pay their debts or not. Another occupation is a risk analyst. Risk analysts protect portfolios by hedging against the stock market's swings. For instance, you can become a portfolio manager or a fund manager. As a portfolio manager, you would decide where your company's portfolio is invested. You would also supervise a group of people in this position. Similarly, as a fund manager, you would invest money for one large client.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wipe away any residue from cleaning using the soapy cloth. Dry the area with a clean white cloth or rag.

Answer:
et a clean cloth with warm, soapy water. If the area you just cleaned was small, you can just wet a cloth with warm water and apply a few drops of dish soap directly to the cloth. If it was a large area, you can fill a small bowl with warm water and a few drops of soap. This way, you can keep re-wetting the cloth as you work without having to return to the faucet.<refhttp://www.housecleaningcentral.com/en/cleaning-tips/stain-removal/removing-ink-stains.html</ref> If you are cleaning a dish or a plate, you can clean it as usual by hand or by running it through the dishwasher. To remove whatever you used to clean the stain as well as any remaining pigment, rub the area until it's totally clean with the wet, soapy cloth. Keep the cloth wet and rinse it often, if needed. To ensure one last time that all trace amounts of ink were removed, use a white cloth to dry the area. Then, inspect the cloth to make sure it does not have any ink on it. If you see any color on the rag, there are still trace amounts of ink that you missed and you should clean the area again. If it looks clean, then you are done.