Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch for flushing on your face and neck. Watch for difficulty breathing, especially if you don't have asthma. Notice repeated episodes of diarrhea with no clear cause. Look for purplish blood vessels on your nose and upper lip. Watch for episodes of rapid heartbeat, along with the other symptoms. Notice a persistent cough when you haven't had a respiratory illness. Watch for unexplained weight gain. Check for increased facial and body hair.

Answer: The color of your skin can range from light pink to red or purple, and your skin will feel hot. Some people experience flushing for no reason at all, but it can also be triggered. Skin may be flushed for just a few minutes, but it could also last for hours. Common triggers for flushing include exercise, stress, and alcoholic beverages. People who have carcinoid syndrome may experience symptoms similar to asthma, even though they don't have it. This can include wheezing, shortness of breath, and feeling like you can't breathe. You may experience this during an episode of skin flushing. If this happens, talk to your doctor as soon as possible to rule out possible causes. Seek emergency care if you cannot get your breath. Diarrhea is a symptom with a lot of causes. If you do have carcinoid syndrome, it can cause watery, loose stools that are accompanied by abdominal cramps. While it's a common symptom of people with the condition, diarrhea alone does not mean that you have carcinoid syndrome. Talk to your doctor to rule out other causes of diarrhea before settling on carcinoid syndrome. The blood vessels will look like a spider-web of veins that spreads across the nose and mouth area. If you notice this on your face, you should contact your doctor immediately to get your symptoms checked. Rapid heartbeat may last for short or extended periods of time. While rapid heartbeat alone does not mean you have carcinoid syndrome, it could be an indication of the condition if other symptoms are present. A drop in blood pressure may occur concurrently with changes in your heartbeat. If the tumor is in your lungs, then it may also result in a persistent cough. This is usually only a concern if you haven't had a prior infection. You may also cough up blood. If the condition goes undetected for an extended period of time, you could develop pneumonia. Since carcinoid syndrome can lead to extra chemicals in your bloodstream, you may gain weight with no explanation. It's best to keep track of what you're eating and how often you exercise so that your doctor can determine if the weight gain could be caused by a medical condition. Remember, weight gain alone does not mean that you have carcinoid syndrome. Similar to with weight gain, chemicals secreted into your bloodstream could increase hair growth on your face or body, especially if you're a woman. If you notice extra hair, talk to your doctor about it. Increased hair growth can have many causes. Your doctor can help find what's causing your hair growth and identify possible treatments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold onto any car batteries you find. Save car radiators. Store whole appliances to bring to the scrap yard. Bring whole air conditioning units to the scrap yard. Collect whole computer towers.

Answer: Car batteries contain lead, so scrap yards will buy them. If you're scrapping an old junk car, set the battery aside in its own pile. Take it with you to the scrap yard when you bring your other metals. Car radiators can contain aluminum and brass. Separate radiators with brass from radiators with aluminum before you take them into the scrap yard. Many scrap yards will buy appliances, like refrigerators, from you and take them apart for the scrap inside. Don't worry about extracting the scrap metal from appliances yourself. Don't worry about taking the units apart yourself. Stockpile any AC units you find and bring them to the scrap yard along with all your sorted metals. Taking apart computer towers for the scrap metal inside is time consuming, and it won't get you more money than selling the tower as a whole unit. Set aside any computer towers you find and bring the whole units with you to the scrap yard.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create a nest by drilling holes into a block of non-treated wood. Make a nest out of clean drinking straws for a quick fix. Purchase a pre-made bee house for a long-lasting, more durable nest. Mount the nest in a secure, warm spot 47 feet (1.22.1m) off the ground.

Answer: Find a natural block of woodabout 56 inches (1315cm) in width and height, and 7 inches (18cm) in depthand use a drill to create holes that are 0.3 inches (0.76cm) in diameter, the perfect size for bees. Drill the holes roughly 6 inches (15cm) deep, being careful not to drill all the way through the block of wood. It doesn't matter how many holes you drill, as long as each hole is fully-enclosed and isn't blended with another one. Make sure the holes don't have splinters in them. Replace the nest blocks after a couple years to keep the bees safe and healthy. You can do this in the spring when the bees emerge from the nest. Find empty, clean containers, such as a food can or milk carton, to put the straws in. Stack the straws on top of one another to create as many tubes as possible. Try to use paper straws if possible, gluing them to the bottom of the container with a non-toxic glue. Make the straws at least 1 centimetre (0.39in) shorter than the container to help protect them. Choose a container that is sturdy and will protect the straws from inclement weather. Using paper straws instead of plastic ones will help prevent mold, but you should still change out the nest every year in the spring when the bees leave the nest. If you're using a milk carton, cut off the top part so that you can easily stack lots of straws. Situate the straws so that some stick out farther than othersthis will help the bees locate their own hole. A depth of at least 6 inches (15cm) is ideal. You can buy nests for bees at gardening centers or online that will be easier to clean and longer lasting. Choose from homes such as stackable wood nesting trays, paper tubes, or bundles of reeds. These pre-made nests are often the size of a birdhouse. Check the instructions or guidelines that come with the pre-made house to find out how often to switch them out. The nest should be facing the warmth of the morning sun, and it needs to be protected from rain and wind. Mount the nest on the side of a building, tree, or fence where it will get the proper warmth and protection. Make sure the nest is placed close to plants and trees so that the bees can easily reach the pollen200300 feet (6191m) away is ideal. Use nails or screws to attach the nest to the structure.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Step on count 1. Bring your other foot in for the ah-2 steps. Reverse the steps. Add in a side step. Practice the steps.

Answer:
When you step on each count, the leader and follower will be going through the same steps, but mirrored. When the leader goes forward, the follower will go backwards. When the leader uses the left foot, the follower uses the right foot. If you are the leader, take a step forward with your left foot on count 1. If you are the follower, take a step backwards with your right foot on count 1. Remember the samba bounce. Bend the knees and keep them soft while you go through the steps. This next step, on the ah, is a quick step. Step your other foot right beside the one you moved in the previous count. Shift your weight to your other foot, making sure not to put full pressure on this foot. Then, on the 2 count, shift your weight completely back to the first foot. This should be done quickly. Your feet might seem like they are doing a march step as you complete this ah-2 count. Your weight will end up back on the foot you led with. If you are the leader, you will be stepping your right foot forward beside your left, then shifting partial body weight to the right foot during the ah count. If you are the follower, you will be stepping your left foot back beside your right, then shifting partial body weight to the left foot during the ah count. Let your hips sway as you bounce right and left while keeping your upper body still. This should put you back into your initial, neutral position. Complete the same sequence of steps to the same count, but this time reverse them. The leader will be going backwards and the follower will be going forwards. If you are the leader, step backward on your right foot, bring your left foot back next to it. Shift your weight quickly to the left on the ah count then back to the right on the 2 count. If you are the follower, step forward on your left foot, then bring your right foot forward next to it. Shift part of your weight to the right foot on the ah and then back to the left on the 2 count. When you step with the left foot, make sure you step with the ball flat against the floor. When you change to the quick ah count, quickly press with the ball of the right foot. When you step again with the left foot, make sure to keep it ball-flat. After you have mastered the basic and reverse basic steps, you can add a basic side step to your routine. The basic side step is completed exactly like the basic and reverse basic, except instead of going forwards and backwards, you step right and left. Start in the same closed position. If you are the leader, step right on the 1 count; if you are the follower, step left. Bring the other foot in so it is beside the foot that led. If you are the leader, you will bring your left foot in and shift partial weight onto it on the ah step. If you are the follower, you will bring in your right foot. Transfer you weight back onto your leading foot on the 2 count. Step sideways the opposite way. If you are the leader, you will step left on the 1 count; if you are the follower, you will step right. Complete the same steps. Turn on some salsa music and go through these steps until they become automatic.