Problem: Article: It's a hard reality, but you're going to have to gain acceptance about your difficult relative. This means letting go of the fantasy that someday they will show up and be a total breeze to deal with. Accept who they are and the difficulties that come along with dealing with them. You can do this by practicing empathy for the person. Skip the judgements and respect who they are as a personeven if you don't exactly agree with it. You might find that once you learn to accept them, dealing with them doesn't seem like such a challenge. Difficult relatives get a bad rap. They show up and everyone starts moaning and groaning about their negative traits. If you focus solely on the bad qualities, you'll miss out on the good. Even the worst family members have a good side. Try to find it. For instance, does your grouchy Uncle Charlie have a sweet-as-honey wife? If he chose her, there must be something good about him. Maybe there's a soft spot somewhere below the surface. Spending more time with him may help you see it. You can change the way you interact with a difficult relative by setting an intention. Before you're due to see them, tell yourself that you will commit to an easy, pleasant interaction. By doing so, your brain just may think of ways to actually make that happen. Say to yourself, for example, "Lunch today with my in-laws will be satisfying." Then, brainstorm some ways you can ensure that it is a satisfying meeting. Perhaps you could think of a few neutral topics for conversation or come up with a positive affirmation to repeat if things go sideways. Difficult family members can be incredibly draining. They may require so much of your energy that you have little left over to care for yourself. Counteract that problem by addressing your needs prior to interacting with them. For instance, if you are due to stay with family on the weekend, book a relaxing day at the spa before you leave. Make sure that you are eating nutritious meals and getting plenty of rest, too. If you can, make time for self-care during your visits, as well. For example, if you're visiting your family for a week, schedule in a relaxing outing on your own. Even excusing yourself for a brief walk around the neighborhood can help you relax and clear your head.
Summary: Stop trying to change them. Search for their positive qualities. Plan to have a pleasant interaction. Practice self-care beforehand.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Limit the strain on your digestive tract as much as possible when you have diarrhea. Stick to a clear liquid diet to stay hydrated and keep your electrolytes in balance without stressing your stomach. Have 5-6 small "meals" throughout the day, or just sip on these fluids every few minutes as you can tolerate it. The clear liquid diet includes: Water (carbonated and flavored waters are okay) Fruit juice with no pulp, fruit punch, and lemonade Bubbly drinks, including soda (though it's important to choose sugar- and caffeine-free options) Gelatin Coffee and tea (decaffeinated, without dairy) Strained tomato or vegetable juice Sports drinks (drink these in addition to other items, not just by themselves they contain too much sugar to be helpful alone) Clear broth (not creamy soup) Honey and sugar, and hard candy like lemon drops and peppermints Ice pops (no fruit or dairy) By the second day you may be able to add some dry, semi-solid foods to your diet. Eat these in small amounts. If you do not tolerate it, go back to the clear liquid diet and try again later. Choose foods that are bland and low in fat and fiber. Try the BRAT diet, containing bland foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. Other good options are crackers, noodles, and mashed potatoes. Stay away from highly-seasoned foods. Some salt is okay, but don't eat anything spicy. Foods high in fiber are likely to produce gas and worsen diarrhea. Skip fresh vegetables and fruits (other than bananas) until you feel better. Whole wheats and brans are also high in fiber. Note, however, that fiber can help regulate your bowels in the long run. If you have frequent problems with diarrhea, consider consuming more fiber in your diet to help regulate your system. Foods high in fat are likely to worsen diarrhea and stomach pain. Until you're 100% well, avoid red meat, butter, margarine, whole dairy products, fried food, and processed, prepackaged, and fast food. Limit fat to <15 grams per day. One possible cause of diarrhea, gas, and bloating is lactose intolerance. If you notice that your diarrhea occurs often or is worse when you drink milk or eat dairy products, consider whether you're lactose intolerant. However, avoid dairy while you have diarrhea no matter what. Caffeine can cause stomach pain and gas, and may make you more dehydrated. It's okay to drink coffee, tea, and soda if it's caffeine-free. This includes caffeinated drinks like coffee, tea, and some sports drinks, as well as foods high in caffeine, like chocolate. Alcohol will likely worsen your symptoms. It can also interfere with any medication you're taking to control symptoms. Alcohol also makes you urinate more, and can contribute to dehydration. Stay away from alcohol while you're ill. A chemical compound in fake sweeteners is known to cause or worsen diarrhea. Avoid food additives in general, but especially until your digestive system is back on track. There are many brands that contain artificial sweeteners, such as: Sunett and Sweet One Equal, NutraSweet, and Neotame Sweet'N Low Splenda Probiotics are a type of live bacteria that help maintain the digestive tract. You can find them in products like yogurt with live cultures, and as pills or capsules at your local drug store or pharmacy. Probiotics might be helpful for diarrhea caused by antibiotics and some viruses because they can restore the balance of "good" bacteria in the gut. Eating plain yogurt with live cultures is an exception to the no-dairy rule when you have diarrhea.

SUMMARY: Follow a clear liquid diet. Add solid foods gradually. Stick to low-fiber foods. Avoid fatty and greasy foods. Say no to dairy. Avoid caffeine. Do not drink alcohol. Skip fructose and artificial sweeteners. Try probiotics.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the batter can see your grip before the pitch, chances are they will be more prepared for what you are about to throw at them. Hide your grip in your glove to keep players on the other team unaware of the slider you are about to throw.
Summary: Hide your grip.

Using a 5USgal (19L) bucket, combine 14 cup (59mL) of white vinegar with 2 gallons (7.6L) of water. Mix the solution together until the liquids are well incorporated. To test if you have a genuine porcelain tub, place a magnet to the side of the tub. If it sticks to it, then you have a metal tub with a porcelain enamel finish. Genuine porcelain tubs are more resistant to chemicals than porcelain enamel tubs. Get the initial dirt and dust off from the surface of the tub before you go back in to do a deeper cleaning. Identify noticeable stains that you can concentrate on when cleaning the tub further. You can also do this on a normal basis to keep the inside of your tub looking clean. Saturate a sponge with the vinegar solution that you just mixed and wipe down the tub. Scrub the sides and top of the tub and work your way down, eventually wiping down the tub basin. For harder stains, use a soft-bristled scrub brush or a toothbrush to scrub the tub.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix 14 cup (59mL) of white vinegar with 2 gallons (7.6L) of water. Wipe down the interior of the tub with a damp rag. Dip a sponge into the vinegar solution and wipe down the tub.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Choose a new hinge with the same basic design.
Summary:
Take your old hinge to a home improvement store. Make sure that the holes for the screws on your new hinge are the same distance apart as the holes for the screws on your old hinge. Screw the new hinges into the cabinet door using a screwdriver or drill. Ask an assistant to hold the cabinet door against the cabinet frame. Set the new hinges over the holes for the old hinges in the cabinet frame. Screw the new hinges to the cabinet frame.