Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check your vitamins and supplements. Check your medications. Read the label for cosmetics and health products. Be wary of lickable glues.

Answer: If you are taking any vitamins or supplements, make sure those supplements are gluten-free as well. Many capsules contain gluten, so try to avoid these types of supplements. Look for the label "gluten-free" on the package, which signals it should be okay for your body. If you can't find one with this label, call manufacturers to see which ones offer gluten-free products. Medications can also contain gluten, especially when they are in capsule form, and it can be difficult to figure out which ones do and do not contain gluten. Talk to your pharmacist for guidance, and if you need to, call the manufacturer of the drug. You may find that the generic version has gluten when the brand name doesn't or vice verse. Lipsticks and lip balms can also cause issues, as many of them contain gluten. The gluten provides the wax-like property that is desirable in these products. Since they are applied to your lips, you may ingest some of the product. You'll likely need to call the manufacturer to find out if a certain product contains gluten, unless "gluten-free" is printed on the label. Look into natural cosmetic lines and ask a representative of the products if you are unsure. It's also important to check your toothpaste and mouthwash (rarely). The packaging for your toothpaste may also contain gluten. Look into natural products, but make sure that they are gluten free before trying them. While lickable stamps have partially fallen out of use, they can be a source of gluten, so be careful. The glue on lickable envelopes, too, can also contain gluten. When in doubt, it's best to choose the self-sticking options so you don't have to put yourself at risk.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure you have enough paint in your mix. Lightly dampen the paper. Add a bit of yellow ocher at the bottom. Fill your brush with ultramarine and water. Paint a lighter swath underneath the first. Keep adding lighter layers. Dry off your brush. Roll the brush across the sky. Dry the brush again. Add some grey. Remember to work quickly.

Answer: The paint will dry about half as light as it first looks on the paper. So it should look a little brighter than is natural when you're first painting. Paint clean water across the paper, making it slightly damp. Gently paint in a light coating of yellow ocher near the bottom of the sky. Make it fairly dark. Paint across the top of the canvas with it. Add more water to your brush. Add more of the ultramarine. Paint underneath the top color, slightly overlapping. Make it lighter than the first layer. You want to create a fading effect towards the bottom layer. The bottom layer should be a mix of pale yellow and a light bit of blue, as you already painted the bottom yellow ocher. Wash the brush in the water, then dry it out on a paper towel. The dry brush will pick up the pigment and color from the page, leaving white areas for clouds. As you roll, you can curve the brush slightly to create the look of clouds. Between clouds, you will need to dry off the brush again. Otherwise, the brush will leave paint rather than absorbing it. Using a strong grey (such as a purely mix of red and ultramarine), brush it on the underside of one part of the cloud. Leave the other side in white to show where the light is hitting it. Watercolors dry quickly, so you must work fast to create this effect.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Download AdwCleaner. Run AdwCleaner after downloading it. Click the "Scan" button to begin scanning. Click the "Clean" button after the scan is complete. Download and install the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. Launch Anti-Malware and click "Update Now." Click "Scan Now" to begin scanning your computer. Click "Quarantine All" after the scan is complete. Reboot your computer and test the website.

Answer: This is a free adware scanner that will find most common adware and malware infections. You can download it for free from toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/. After confirming that you want to run the program, it will begin downloading additional files necessary for scanning. This should only take a few moments. AdwCleaner will begin scanning your computer, which will usually take about 15-20 minutes. AdwCleaner will remove all of the malicious files found during the scan. The free version contains a fully functional scanner and cleaner for home use. You can download it from malwarebytes.org/. Run the installer after downloading Anti-Malware to install it. Select the free license if prompted. There is a Mac version as well, which is the current version of AdwareMedic, one of the more powerful anti-malware programs for Mac. This will download any available updates, which can help Anti-Malware find more bad files. This scan will usually take a little longer than the AdwCleaner scan. This will remove any of the files found during the scan. If adware was preventing you from visiting certain sites, you should be able to visit them now.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take stock of your past skills and experiences. Give your EOI a main "point" or focus. Determine exactly why you want this job. Explain why you are a better choice than other applicants.

Answer:
Before you start writing, take a few moments to write down the work experience you've gained in your career that's relevant to the position you're applying for as well as any skills you have that make you an attractive candidate. Don't waste time with skills or experiences that aren't relevant to the position you're trying to show why you're a good choice for this job specifically, not any random job. For instance, let's say that you're applying for a government job in an IT position. If you have past experience in computer/technology-related positions, you'll definitely want to include this. You probably won't want to include unrelated work, like the summer's worth of experience we got from working on a fishing barge. In addition, you'll want to include any proprietary skills we have that might aid in our job, like knowledge of basic programming languages. Most sources agree that EOIs should be as clear and concise as possible. To make the task of keeping your EOI brief easier, it can be useful to boil the point of your EOI down to a single sentence (as you might do for your thesis statement when writing an essay for school). Since it can seem a little blunt or mercenary to simply write, "I want this letter to get me a job," try to focus on what the job means to personally and professionally and how you can excel in the position. For instance, in our IT position example, you might whittle your EOI's purpose down to something like the following: "The purpose of this letter is to demonstrate how I can use my unique skills and experience in a high-demand IT role." You probably wouldn't want to be so cavalier as to say, "The purpose of this letter is to show that I'm the best and that I should get the job." Theoretically, someone applying for a job opening may have many other choices. Just as your EOI should tell your employer why you are a good fit for the job, it should also tell why the job is a good fit for you, What about this job makes it more appealing than other ones? How does it match up with your personal and professional goals? Employers love hearing why their job is more attractive to you than other ones because it makes you seem loyal from the get-go. Don't be overly-frank here, but don't be entirely dishonest either. For instance, if you're mostly taking the job for the money, don't outright say this because most employers will be hesitant to hire someone with no loyalty to anything other than their paycheck. Instead, try focusing on the other things that make the job appealing to you, even if they're minor the hourly flexibility, the valuable experience it will give you, the opportunities you'll have in the position, and so on. For instance, if you're applying for the government IT position described above, you might want to talk about how a job with the government gives you a chance to use your skills to serve the greater good of the community. You wouldn't just say, "I want this job for the salary and the cushy benefits." Ultimately, your EOI should prove to your potential employer that you're the best choice out of all the people applying for the position. Spend some time thinking about why you as a person may be a better choice than a hypothetical applicant with exactly the same experience as you. Think about the intangibles you bring to the position. Some things you may want to consider are: Your personality. Someone who's otherwise well-qualified for a certain position may not get it simply because they aren't the right "fit" for the workplace. For instance, in a retail position, an open, communicative personality is a must. Your availability. Different jobs demand different hourly commitments some are standard nine-to-fives, while others have odd hours or may require work on evenings or weekends. Your career path. Employers are more likely to hire people for whom the job being offered is a logical career move in other words, it can be unattractive to an employer to hire someone for whom the job represents a major "change of course" in their career because it's less certain that they'll stay with the job long term.