Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a good place to study. Try to focus. Set goals and time limits. Avoid distractions.

Answer: You need someplace good to study effectively. This is because environment is extremely important when it comes to concentrating. If you are on a couch or in your bed, the likelihood of you not studying increases tenfold. You might fall asleep or get distracted by something. Consider: The library. A desk at your home or in your bedroom. A coffee shop or other public place that is peaceful and quiet. One of the biggest challenges when it comes to studying when high is focusing on the task at hand. You could have many challenges. It might be hard for you to read a paragraph through and process information. It might be difficult for you to do complex math problems. In order to overcome this problem focusing: Continually remind yourself of the task at hand. When reading, use a pencil to keep track of where you are and to underline and make notes. You might find that doing a close read while high is actually not so bad if you commit yourself to focusing. When writing, continually remind yourself of your thesis or the point of your paper. You might find that you can write much more (volume wise) while under the influence. However, the quality might be lower than normal. This is okay. Write a lot of volume and then go back later (when sober) and clean it up. Make sure you set concrete goals for what you're trying to study. In addition, set a time limit on each section of what you're studying. This way, at least you'll be able to move through large amounts of subject matter rather than getting bogged down on a certain topic because you lose focus. Start by mapping out what you need to cover in a certain amount of time and then divide your time up between the material. If you are studying chapters 4-7 give yourself an hour to study each one, but no longer. If you don't complete the chapters as thoroughly as you wanted to, then give yourself an hour for two chapters, and if you still feel that way after, give yourself an hour for the four. One of the most common problems with studying high is that you're easily distracted by a wide variety of things. In order to overcome distractions, you need to shelter yourself away from common distractions. Don't make yourself vulnerable to things that can take your attention off of studying. Consider: Avoiding the internet, if you don't need it. Turn your cell phone off. Study in a place that does not have TV If you have to listen to music, make sure it is something that is conducive to studying, like classical music, jazz, or something instrumental.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the plastic bumper cover or mask it off with painter's tape. Wash the bumper cover thoroughly with degreaser and water. Wet sand the bumper cover with 600 grit sandpaper in alternating directions. Wipe the bumper cover down with a clean tack cloth.

Answer: In order to keep from painting other parts of the car, you can either remove and paint the bumper separately or leave the bumper attached and carefully mask off the car body. Removing the bumper works best when you're repairing any scratches or cracks before repainting. Scrub the surface well with a tack cloth along with soapy water. Using a degreaser like kitchen soap will help remove dirt and oil, leaving your bumper cover clean and ready for paint. Run your hand over the bumper to find any rough spots. Wet sand down these areas by hand with a spray bottle and some 600-grit sandpaper. Keep a constant layer of water between the sandpaper and bumper by spraying the area you're working on. Make sure to alternate directions as you sand, moving back and forth as well as up and down, in order to achieve a smooth, flawless finish. Remove any dirt and dust from sanding with the soft cloth. The surface should be clean and dry in order for the paint to adhere properly.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stay calm. Decide whether or not your child even needs a cavity filled. Talk to your dentist about anesthetic options, especially for multiple fillings. Use simple words to describe the procedure. Prepare your child for numbness. Be present during the procedure. Give your child some control. Plan something fun for after the appointment.

Answer: Your child will look to you for guidance when she learns that she has cavities. Stay calm, positive, and upbeat in order to keep you child from becoming scared. If the cavity is in a baby tooth that will soon fall out, perhaps your child does not even require a filling. If the tooth is several years away from falling out, or if the filling is in an adult tooth, your child will likely need a filling. Some children do better when all their cavities are filled at once. Other children might do better with several appointments for fillings spaced out over time. Discuss with your dentist what the painkiller and sedative options are for these appointments in order to find the best option for your child. These options might involve laughing gas, an oral sedative, or the same kind of local anesthetic that you get for your own fillings. Be honest with your child about what a filling entails, but use simple and non-scary words to explain what will happen. For example, you could tell her: "Your tooth has an owie, and a filling will make it feel good and strong. You might feel very sleepy while you are getting the filling, but you will feel a lot healthier afterwards." "A filling means that your tooth will be fixed. Sometimes people get scared, but dentists do this all the time, and you'll get medicine so that you feel better." Avoid words like "pain" or "hurt." Some children feel anxious about the numb feelings of oral anesthetic. Sometimes they might engage in dangerous behaviors while numb, such as biting their lips, pinching their gums, or scratching at their mouths. Watch your child carefully to make sure that she is behaving safely, and tell her that what she is experiencing is normal and will be over soon. Having a loved one there in the room can be very helpful to someone who is nervous or scared of the dentist. Let your child choose what he or she will wear to the appointment. If your dentist will let your child hold a toy, let your child choose what toy to bring. This will help your child feel in control of the situation and will help reduce possible fears. Tell your child that you have a special treat in store once your child has recovered from the filling. Maybe you can go see a movie, or go out for ice cream, or go to the zoo. Tell your child in advance of the appointment so that he has something to look forward to for being brave.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Treat and wash the stain as soon as possible. Avoid rubbing the wood stain. Wear gloves to treat the stained clothes.

Answer:
The faster you get to the wood stain, the more likely it is that you'll be able to remove it. Wash the stained item as soon as you discover the wood stain. If you find the stain and it has already dried, you can still attempt to wash it out. But it might not be as effective. If you rub the stain (especially if it is still wet), you run the risk of making the stain bigger and spreading to other parts of the fabric. Rubbing it can also push the stain deeper into the fibers of the fabric and make it set into the fibers more firmly. If you must rub the stain (in order to clean it, for example), try to rub the stained part of the cloth against itself as best you can, leaving the unstained part alone. If you've got a wood stain on your clothes, you should wear protective gloves as you attempt to remove the stain. This will protect your hands and skin from coming into contact with any potentially harmful stain-removal products. Rubber gloves work best for this kind of protection.