Problem: Article: You want your sports bra to be made of moisture-wicking material that is breathable. Most new sports bras these days contain technology to wick away sweat, making them the ideal choice for working out. Try to steer clear of cotton, which tends to soak up moisture and stay wet. Choosing a moisture-wicking material will also help to regulate the temperature of your body as you're working out. You want your sports bra to be the same size as your correctly-fitted regular bras. It should have a cup size as well as a band size, ensuring great support. Avoid buying sports bras that only come in a small, medium, large, etc. Pullover sports bras aren't ideal because they can't be adjusted if necessary and are much more stretched out than other types. Choose a sports bra that has adjustable straps or a clasp. With a band clasp, you'll be able to move from the innermost hook to the outer hook as your bra stretches. While it can be tempting to buy that $5 pullover sports bra, it most likely doesn't have the support and structure that your chest needs. Finding a sports bra that fits you well is incredibly important for keeping your chest supported and your ligaments undamaged, so invest in a high-quality bra.
Summary: Select a sports bra made of moisture-wicking material. Choose a sports bra that comes in typical bra sizes. Opt for sports bras that have a clasp or are adjustable. Invest in a high-quality sports bra.

Problem: Article: An associate degree usually will not get you a major management job in the financial industry. But it will qualify you for a management position in the service industry or middle management jobs in an office environment. An associate degree will also help you gain admittance into a bachelor's program and may give you credits for such a program as well. An associate degree will teach you all of the basics of management and might provide you some skills for specialized industries like health care administration and human resources. Most programs will require that you have a high school degree or equivalent: i.e. a GED. You will possibly also be required to have an SAT score. Most nearby community colleges should offer an associate degree in business administration. There are also an array of online programs for associate degrees. These will make it easier to attend if you are already in the middle of your career, however, not all such programs are credible. To verify that the school you are interested in a credible ranking, research its accreditation. An accreditation by the Association of Advanced Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) is only available to programs with a strong record of scholarly research and is generally considered the gold standard. However, programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) should also be of a reasonable standard. Some programs specialize in certain types of careers and are more appropriate for your objectives. Some are more flexible for part time students or offer more reasonable tuition. Consider all of these factors and pick three of four institutions that stand out for you. Review the school's website to see if they offer any specialized degrees in careers that you are interested. Look up the faculty biographies to see if they have experience or connections to fields that you are interested in. Once you've completed all of your requirements and found programs that you are interested in, apply. Try to apply to several programs, in case you get rejected. An associate degree will typically take two years. However, they should be flexible and it is possible that you could finish it either later or earlier than this, if that is the best option for your lifestyle.
Summary: Research what an associate degree can do for you. Meet basic requirements. Research colleges for you. Pick programs that fit your life. Apply. Earn your degree.

Problem: Article: Crack as many eggs as you'd like into a small bowl or dish. Then, sprinkle in salt and pepper according to your taste. Take a whisk or a fork and beat the eggs until the mixture is a uniform yellow color. Whisk for at least 10 seconds so the omelette is consistent in texture. You could also flavor the omelet with dry seasonings of your choice. Sprinkle a little curry powder or cajun seasoning, for instance. Set an 8 or 9in (20 or 23cm) nonstick skillet on the stove and turn the burner to medium-low. Put 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of oil and 1 teaspoon (4 g) of butter into the pan so they melt and coat the bottom of the skillet. Use your favorite oil, such as vegetable, sunflower, canola, or olive oil. The oil prevents the butter from burning in the skillet. If you prefer, you could use all butter or all oil instead. Leave the eggs to cook for about 20 seconds before stirring the edges of the skillet with a rubber spatula. Scoot the curds along the edges towards the center of the skillet. Then, tilt the skillet so the egg mixture runs to the empty edges of the skillet. Cook the omelette until it's set, but still slightly glossy on top. This should take about 1 minute.
Summary: Whisk 2 or 3 eggs with salt and pepper. Melt 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of oil and 1 teaspoon (4 g) of butter in a skillet. Cook the omelette and tilt the pan mixture until the omelette's almost set.

Problem: Article: Hitting your rabbit, yelling at it, or trying to force it to show you affection are all things you should never do. If you have a rabbit with aggressive or vicious tendencies, hitting the bunny will only make it more scared and stressed out. You want to earn its trust so that it will feel more comfortable around you. Try putting your bunny and its cage into a small room, like the bathroom. Close the door, and then open the door to your bunny's cage. Sit in the room with your rabbit, but let it decide when it wants to come out of its cage. Ignore your rabbit while you let it sniff you and hop around the room. Don't pick your bunny up or even pet it. Try this a few times. Eventually, your rabbit will be used to you, and won't see you as a threat. Rather than jumping right into holding or cuddling your bunny, take some time to let it warm up to you. This applies to any new people (or even other animals) that your bunny will encounter in its everyday life. If you let your bunny warm up to people at its own pace without forcing it, it will feel more relaxed and willing to interact. At first, you might try wearing gloves to protect your hands when handling your rabbit. Then, after some time and a few sessions of letting your rabbit get to know you and it hasn't shown aggression or viciousness, you can take the gloves off. Keep an eye on your rabbit to see what things might be triggering its vicious response. It could be a certain noise, like the garbage disposal or the hair dryer, or it could be someone moving too quickly. Once you identify the things that seem to trigger the bad behavior, make sure to avoid those triggers. Stress can lead to aggression in rabbits. Aggression is their way of defending or protecting themselves when they feel threatened. If you work to avoid putting your rabbit in the situations that make it feel stressed or threatened, its aggressive and vicious behaviors will likely lessen. Children sometimes misunderstand the proper way to handle and interact with animals, and your rabbit might bite or nip a child that handles it incorrectly. Encourage children to touch your rabbit gently, speak softly, and avoid startling it.
Summary:
Be kind to your rabbit. Create a safe environment. Take your time socializing your bunny. Try not to put your bunny in stressful situations. Instruct children on how to interact with your rabbit.