Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pull the sausages out of the fridge 20 minutes before cooking. Preheat the oven to 350F (177C). Cut sausages at the link if they're still attached. Line a baking pan with a piece of foil. Place a wire rack on top of the pan to cut down on grease. Spread the sausages evenly across the pan.

Answer: About 20 minutes before you plan to put them in the oven, take the sausages out of the fridge and set them on the counter. This will take the chill off of them so that they cook more evenly. If your oven takes a long time to heat up, you may want to turn it on before pulling the sausages out of the fridge. If the sausages are still linked together, they won't be spaced apart properly and won't cook as evenly as they should. Use scissors to cut them all apart at the links. Cut a piece of aluminum foil that's a little longer than the baking pan you want to use. Wrap the ends of the foil over the edges of the pan so that it's loosely gripping the pan. Adding foil will make for easier cleanup and will ensure the sausages don't stick to the pan. If you want your sausages to be less greasy, put a wire rack on top of the pan. It should be a rack that fits securely inside the pan and won't slide around when you're handling the pan. Using a rack will allow the excess grease to drip away from the sausages rather than let the meat cook in the grease. Place the sausages on the pan, spacing them evenly apart. Try to allow about 2 inches (5.1cm) between them in case one rolls while it's baking.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cover your skin. Keep your feet cool too. Apply lots of sunscreen

Answer: Long-sleeved shirts made of cotton, hemp and other natural fabrics will help deflect the sun's rays and protect your skin. Consider wearing sandals that match your outfit. You can even put on some black and white pumps or flats. Flip-flops or sandals are great too. Go barefoot for really cool feet, but be wary about walking on hot surfaces like sand. Avoid boots, obviously! throughout the day. The protective function of such lotion only lasts for a few hours and less when you are in water. Reapply frequently for best coverage. Do not rely on it alone, however. Always combine with wearing a hat, long-sleeved clothing and keeping out of the sun during the hottest part of the day.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Test your reaction speed by having a friend drop a card. Try ball drills. Try agility drills. Work on balance exercises. Perform eye exercises.

Answer: Cut a piece of cardstock so that it's about 8 inches (20cm) long and 2 inches (5.1cm) wide. Ask a friend to hold it vertically by the top. Line up your fingers with the bottom edge of the card and ask your friend to drop the card without warning. When the card is dropped, grab the card with your fingers as quickly as you can. This will show you how quickly you're able to react. If you grab the card near the bottom, you likely have good reaction speed. If you grab the card near the top or miss it completely, you may have poor reaction speed. If you are practicing for a sport, this is a great way to work your athletic skills and reflexes at the same time. Play a game of catch, kick around a soccer ball, or practice another sport-related drill. You could also get creative and use the ball for a different sport. Add more partners to make for an extra challenge. For example, if you are a baseball catcher, have your partner throw the ball behind you and then see how fast you can turn around and retrieve it. Give juggling a try. The balls flying through the air forces you to think and act quickly to catch them. Practicing regularly can decrease your response time and increase your speed, and give you a great party trick too. You can also use a reaction ball. This small, six-sided ball will move in unpredictable ways when bounced or thrown. Place a few cones at a distance apart and run between them as fast as you can. Switch up the position of the cones or run in a different way to mix things up. If you are playing a sport, ask your coach to suggest some specific agility drills that you can do. They'll be impressed with your dedication, and even more impressed with the results. For example, try weaving through the spaces between each cone on your first run. In your second run, weave through every other space. Improving your balance can help to improve your reflexes. Try sitting on a yoga ball with just one foot on the floor, standing on one leg and hopping to the other leg, or passing a ball from hand to hand while standing on one leg. These exercises will all strengthen your balancing abilities. You can also try balancing things on your head or your fingertip. This will train you to continuously adjust your balance so that you don't drop the item. Sometimes it's not your body that's lagging--it's your eyes! To get them up to speed, choose two similar objects and place one nearby and another at a distance. Rotate between the two, trying to read each of them. You can also ask your eye doctor for other exercises. You can also discuss eye agility training with a sports vision specialist. To find a doctor near you, go to the American Optometric Association's website and do a doctor search.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a cold compress to control pain. Apply olive oil to rashes. Apply baking soda. Apply oatmeal.

Answer:
If your rash is itching and burning a lot, a cool washcloth can do a lot to help control pain. Just take a clean washcloth or a paper towel and soak it in very cool water. Rest the cloth on the irritated area to help soothe the skin. Let the skin dry thoroughly before repeating the treatment. If you use ice, don't leave the ice on for longer than 10-15 minutes. If your skin is numbed by burn or rash, it's possible to frostbite yourself with prolonged exposure to the ice. Extra-virgin olive oil works as a skin moisturizer, helping to soothe dry or itchy skin. Olive oil is rich in antioxidants and Vitamin E, making it an excellent and natural remedy for itchy skin. Turmeric powder has anti-inflammatory properties, and is sometimes added to olive oil to use as a skin treatment. Coconut oil, castor oil, and cod liver oil are also commonly used as skin treatments. Use caution when applying oil to a rash. If it starts to burn, wash it with soap and water and pat it with a clean, dry towel. Some people like to use baking soda mixed with a little oil, like coconut or olive, to create a balm for itchy skin. Baking soda helps to dry out the skin, sometimes helping to relieve the burning and itching associated with a rash. If you try this, rinse it off after a few minutes and keep the rash clean and dry. Dry skin is sometimes one of the conditions of lots of rashes, including eczema, and leaving baking soda on a rash for too long can make it worse. Oatmeal baths and compresses are common remedies for heat rashes, poison ivy rashes, chicken pox, and other types of mild rashes. Oatmeal helps to soothe skin and control the itchiness associated with rashes. You can purchase an oatmeal bath at a drug store or make your own. To make an oatmeal remedy: Grind oatmeal finely in a coffee grinder or food processor, then mix a cup into your bathwater. Agitate the water some to mix, and soak for 15-20 minutes.