Q: These can be very reassuring, and helpful for a person who has already fallen or is afraid of falling in the bathtub. They should be readily available at a pharmacy or bath supply store. These are especially useful if there has already been a fall, or if there is apprehension about falling because of frailty or fatigue. Pharmacies or bath supply stores are again the best places to shop for these. Many bathtubs may already have this sandpaper-textured tape affixed to the bottom of the tub, but it could help to add more in the middle area where most of the standing is done when showering. Non-slip mats (for drying off) are available for the floor just outside the tub as well. This will give the person more control while washing. It is also much safer, since it prevents falls by 1) eliminating the need to maneuver under the shower head to wash hard-to-reach areas, and 2) allowing them to sit in a shower chair while washing. Test the water temperature by hand. Let both the hot and cold water run for a few minutes each to check for major temperature fluctuations. If the temperature changes from hot to cold frequently, contact the landlord or hire a plumber to resolve the problem. If the person lives in an apartment, it's best to do the test in the early morning when other residents will be showering, and fluctuations would be most common. Check the water heater's temperature gauge, and make sure it is set to 120 degrees. This should help prevent scalding temperatures.
A: Install grab bars as needed. Install a tub bench / shower chair if the person can't sit down in the tub. Add a non-slip mat or apply anti-slip tape to the base of the tub. Install a handheld shower head. Ensure the proper functioning of the water system.

Article: Judges must work as attorneys prior to attaining a judgeship. Attorneys represent clients before a court and in other legal proceedings to resolve disputes and protect their clients' interests. There are a variety of fields that a lawyer can specialize in, including immigration law, corporate law, tax law, civil rights law, environmental law, and intellectual property law. Choose a field that you are passionate about. When you are first starting out, apply for entry-level law positions at law firms and offices in your state. Being a prosecutor or government attorney offers a unique chance to become intimately familiar with the way the bench operates. If you're drawn to this setting and prefer to spend your time in front of a judge rather than doing legal research, pursuing a position as a judge may be the right choice for you. It isn't mandatory to be a prosecutor to become a judge, but the majority of people who apply and are appointed to judgeships have a plenty of prosecutorial experience. Spending time in the courtroom is also beneficial because it gives standing judges and other people whose support you may later need the chance to get to know you. Do your best to become a regular, high-profile presence in your local court system. The path to obtaining a judgeship is about more than networking your way to the top. It's just as important to hone and display traits that you will need to take on the authority and honor of having the power to make tough legal decisions. Be respectful toward judicial assistants, court reporters, and the opposing counsel. Your job as an attorney is to advance justice, not disrupt court proceeding for the sake of advancing your own career. Display dignity and patience under stress. If you lose your temper or reveal an unfair bias during a heated moment, you won't be taken as seriously as a judicial candidate when the time comes to apply. Develop empathy for a broad range of people. As a judge, you will need to be a good listener to people from all walks of life. Every person deserves the same thoughtful, balanced, legally-accurate and just consideration, and it's your responsibility to deliver that.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Work as an attorney. Spend a lot of time in the courtroom. Prepare yourself to be a good judge.

Problem: Article: Though you don't need any certification to start a pizza business, it's a good idea to attend a culinary trade school where you'll learn to cook more than pizza. Offering additional dishes on the menu could attract more customers for your own pizza business. Whether you actually attend culinary school or spend years working in a pizzeria, the important thing is to gather the experience you'll need to help your business be successful. This could be done through formal education or through hands-on experience. Some pizza chefs recommend traveling to Italy for an apprenticeship to learn the original art of making delicious pizza. Even though you will be involved in the food industry, it is still important to have some kind of business savvy under your belt. You will be responsible for ensuring your business runs smoothly and providing your employees with reliable income. So it will be beneficial for you to gain some insight on the business aspects of running a pizza place. Check out other pizza businesses and see how they run. Spend some time learning the ropes at another pizza business and do your research. The insights you'll gain about not only how to make a good pizza, but also how to run a business, will be useful for your own endeavor.
Summary: Gain culinary experience. Take some business classes. Get experience in the industry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fresh breath is an important aspect of a good kiss. If you have a bad taste in your mouth, the person you kiss probably won't like it. Think about what you ate recently and breathe into your hand to check for bad breath. Practicing healthy dental hygiene is a good long-term practice. There are many ways to freshen your breath. Brushing your teeth is the best option if you have time. If time is more limited, chew some gum, eat a mint, or swish with mouthwash. If it's possible to plan ahead for the chance of a kissing dare, buy a disposable toothbrush to have handy. Kissing usually causes excitement throughout your body. It increases your heart rate and makes you breathe more quickly. You want to be calm for the kiss, so take slow, deep breaths for a few seconds. This may apply more to times when the person is a stranger. Making small talk and asking how the other person feels about kissing can ease the pressure. Talking about the kiss before you do it can give you confidence.

SUMMARY: Freshen your breath. Take some deep breaths. Talk to the person you're going to kiss.

Q: You should use a comfortable mat, a gym floor at your gymnastics school, or a floor with some cushion to do a somersault. If you use a hard surface, such as a wooden floor, then you're more likely to injure your head and neck.
A:
Find a comfortable floor.