Writing about topics that interest not only you, but also your intended audience is an important component of ensuring that people will find you and your jokes funny. Consider the types of jokes or comedians who make you and your friends or colleagues laugh. Having an idea of jokes that elicit laughter will point the way to finding optimal joke material. It's a good idea to think about material for different situations and audiences so that you can tailor your jokes to them. For example, a joke you deliver to break the ice at a job interview ("How much does a polar bear weigh? Enough to break the ice!") will not be the same as a joke at a family party ("What did the cake say to the knife? You wanna piece of me?") You'll want to tailor your jokes for any place or group of people you might encounter. This way, you're more likely to have people understand your joke and laugh at it. Tailoring the material also ensures that you are less likely to offend someone. For example, a joke delivered to a group of medical professionals isn't necessarily appropriate for a group of historians or political scientists. Topics such as current events, celebrities, or even yourself (known as self-deprecating humor) make excellent joke material. You can find funny material for jokes in almost every situation. For example: Public figures and their behavior often find themselves the butt of jokes. Comedian Chris D'Elia joked of singer Justin Bieber "You have it all: except love, friends, good parents and a Grammy." Newspapers, magazines, or even situations in your own life make excellent joke topics. For instance, you could make a joke about having a "black thumb" with plants: "I bought a cactus. A week later it died. And I got depressed, because I thought, Damn. I am less nurturing than a desert." Watching famous comedians deliver their jokes during an act is another good source of material. It will also show you how to effectively deliver a joke. There are certain topics that are taboo and probably aren't good material in most situations. Jokes about topics such as race and religion are likely to offend many people. While it might be acceptable in some situations, such as among family members, to make off-color jokes, it's best to leave controversial topics off the table for other forums. If you're unsure about if your topic or joke will offend someone, it's best to err on the side of caution and leave it out.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider interesting joke material. Research topics for different situations and audiences. Try to avoid controversial topics that might offend someone.

Q: If necessary, one of you should get up and start the day much earlier than usual with your baby as they begin to adjust to the time difference. This is better than bringing them into your bed. Remember that if your baby's sleep is disturbed, the chances are that yours will be too! On the following day, allow plenty of sleeping during the early part of the day, this nap may be far longer than usual. Then restrict afternoon napping and put them to bed closer to local "bedtime". Try following your baby's lead and soon you will all have adapted to the time change.
A: Start early! Allow for sleeping in. Remember that babies are far more flexible than adults when it comes to adjusting to a different time zone.

Article: On chronograph watches, the second hand is a long, thin hand that travels on the main dial of the watch. It records each second while your watch's chronograph function is being operated. Look for this hand in motion as the signal that the timer function of your watch is in use. Note that watches without a chronograph function will not have this hand. Locate the minutes sub-dial right side of your watch face, where it is found on most chronograph watches. This small circle records the minutes that elapse while your chronograph function is turned on. Note the position of the minutes hand on this sub-dial to see the time recorded. The minutes sub-dial may be marked with a 30 or 60 at the top part of the circle, depending on the model of watch you have. On most chronograph watches, the hours subdial if found on the left of the watch face. Look at this subdial to note the number of hours passed. This function is particularly useful if you are tracking long events like marathon races. Most chronograph watches record up to 12 hours.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Watch the second hand while you time things. Observe the minutes sub-dial on the face of your watch. Look at the hours subdial if you are using the chronograph for a long period of time.

Problem: Article: After washing your feet with soap and water, think about squirting antibacterial hand sanitizer on your feet. This might help keep bacteria from growing on your feet. Epsom salt may help neutralize odor and helps fight bacteria. Dissolve 1/2 cup of Epsom salt into 8 cups of warm water. Soak your feet for 30 minutes daily. Don't rinse the salt from your feet afterwards, just dry your feet thoroughly. This works well if you do it before bed and don't put socks on afterwards. Vinegar is an acid that creates an environment where bacteria cannot live. Mix 1/2 cup of white or apple cider vinegar with 6 cups of hot water. Soak your feet for 10-15 minutes. Wash your feet with soap and rinse well afterwards to remove the vinegar smell. If vinegar is left on your skin, it could cause a chemical burn. Many people swear by the folk remedy of soaking your feet in black tea to remove foot odor. The tannic acid in tea is believed to deter bacteria by creating an unfriendly environment. Steep 5 black tea bags in boiling water. When the tea has steeped, mix with 4 cups of cool to warm water - you want to make sure not to burn your feet. Soak your feet for 20 minutes daily. An alternative is to use green tea, which is also thought to destroy the bacteria. Cut a lime in half and rub each half over your feet before bed. Rinse off the lime juice to prevent skin irritation. Let it dry completely. The acid in the lime may prevent bacteria from growing. However, limes are not guaranteed to reduce foot odor. You can also use a lemon instead of a lime. You might consider mixing the lemon or lime with baking soda and soaking your feet instead. Both limes and lemons can cause skin irritation. If your skin is sensitive, you may want to try applying diluted lime or lemon water to your feet instead of the juice. Mix 1 teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide with 1 cup of water. Place the mixture on a washcloth and wipe it over your feet. This may help eliminate some of the bacteria.
Summary: Squirt hand sanitizer on your feet after washing. Soak your feet in Epsom salt. Wash your feet with vinegar. Mix up a black tea bath. Rub your feet with a lime. Try hydrogen peroxide.

Article: You can find tons of shirts, pants, hoodies, socks, and hats that advertise your favorite sports teams. Stock up on these types of items so you always have something sporty in your closet. A team T-shirt or hoodie would pair well with sweatpants or jeans. Choose tops and bottoms from brands like Nike, Puma, Adidas, and Under Armour to show your sporty style. Also, look for athletic details like stripes, which are a classic sporty element. Rubberized or bungee-style zipper pulls also create an athletic vibe. A Puma T-shirt, jeans, and Puma shoes is an easy go-to outfit. Whether you actually plan to play a sport or not, choosing light, breathable fabrics that wick away sweat, like cotton, Lycra, or microfiber, give you an athletic vibe. Plus, they're super comfy! Wear black Lycra yoga pants and a jersey or team T-shirt any day of the week. Just because you want to look sporty doesn't mean you have to stick to all neutrals. Choose clothes in your favorite hues, whether they are neons or pastels. Try wearing a bright pink polo shirt, a white tennis skirt, and white sneakers. Alternatively, opt for neon green basketball shorts, a black tank, and black Converse.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose clothes and hats that advertise sports teams. Look for pieces with athletic details or logos. Select breathable fabrics. Don't be afraid to choose bright colors.