In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure you take breaks to get up, walk around, and clear your thoughts at work when you're stressed. Don't work through your lunch break. Consider getting up to stretch or talk to coworkers to re-energize yourself. Also take regular breaks to get water. Try to create a workspace that makes you feel calm, capable, and motivated. This will reduce your stress load and help you feel more productive at work. You can: Buy plants for your office or cubicle. Declutter your desk. Make sure your chair is comfortable and adjusted well. Wear noise-canceling headphones to give yourself some quiet while working. Sit near a window for natural light, which is better than fluorescent lighting. To better enjoy your job and reduce your stress load, know when to negotiate and when to ask for help. This will allow you to feel more empowered and less alone at work. Don't be afraid to advocate for yourself for a raise or promotion. Don't be afraid to ask for help from colleagues, superiors, or clients. Seek out opportunities for supervision, consultation, or training. In order to keep better work-life balance and reduce stress, try to avoid taking any work home with you. This means avoiding taking physical work home, as well as avoiding thinking about work while you're at home. If you work from home, schedule specified times for work-related tasks and don't let them interfere with home tasks. For example, after 5 p.m. make sure you stop checking emails or answering calls for work, even though you may technically be available. Keep a work space at home that's separate from your other spaces.
Summary: Schedule regular breaks. Make your workplace comfortable. Know when to negotiate. Don't take work home with you.

Some of your best lie detection tools are your mind and heart; Listen to what they are telling you. If you just have a "gut feeling" that something isn't completely true about the person is telling you, you're probably right. If the person has lied to you in the past, be cautious of anything he or she says. Unfortunately, lying can be a habit for some people.For example, if the past three times your friend said he was staying in for the night, you saw him posting selfies from a nightclub; you might not want to believe him when he says he's staying in tonight. If what they are telling you sounds unbelievable or too good to be true, it probably is. If their story just doesn't make sense, then it's most likely a lie.Often when people have to come up with a quick lie, they will say the first thing that comes to mind, even if it isn't logical or reasonable. Even people that have time to craft their lie sometimes add in details that don't make sense. Also,their reaction to the question might tell you more than their answer. For example, do they get extremely defensive or start behaving differently after you ask? Will it keep them out of trouble? Will it get them something they want? People may lie out of fear (of punishment, for example), in order to manipulate or even just out of habit.If they have a good reason to lie to you, it's reasonable to think that they just might do so. Disability and culture can influence people's eye contact and the nuances of their body language. Avoid thinking that someone is a liar because they seem quirky or odd. There may be an innocent explanation. Different cultures view eye contact differently. Avoiding eye contact is seen as polite in some Eastern cultures. Disabilities can affect body language. Fidgeting, avoiding eye contact, staring into space, or struggling to speak well can all be signs of disabilities like autism or ADHD. Don't assume they're lying when they might just be doing what makes them comfortable.
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One-sentence summary -- Use your common sense and intuition. Use past experience. Use logic and reason. Think about what this person has to gain or lose.How will lying to you benefit them? Remember that your instincts might be off about someone who is very different from you.

Q: In order for you to become a Combat Ranger, you must be using Rena as your character and should be level 15 or higher to have the Ranger quest available in your Quest Log. After completing the Ranger quest, you will be given 3 advance class choices, one will be Combat Ranger. You can find your Quest Log at the bottom right-hand side of the screen. After accepting the Ranger Quest in your Quest Log, go straight to Underground Waterway and kill 7 Mice, but this should be done under Very Hard mode; otherwise, killing Mickey won't be counted. This can be done in a party. If a party member kills a Mickey, that too will be counted. All you need to do is clear the dungeon in any difficulty mode you want. There's no need for you to have a higher dungeon run grade. As long as you have successfully finished clearing this dungeon, this part of the quest will be completed. Look for Hoffman in Elder Village; he's the Village's Equipment NPC, which can be found at the top right of the map. He will give you the third test. After talking to Hoffman, head back to the Suburbs of Wally's Castle and clear the dungeon again, but this time, under Hard mode. You can invite your friends for a party raid or join randomly with other players. This will allow you to complete your Ranger chain quest and become a full-fledge ranger.
A: Reach level 15. Kill 7 Mickey the Mice. Go to the Suburbs of Wally's Castle. Find Hoffman. Talk to him about the quest. Complete the Hoffman's test. Open your Quest Log after completing this quest.

Problem: Article: Changing your dressing daily will keep the wound clean. If the dressing becomes dirty or wet, change the dressing as soon as possible. Keep your wound covered until it is completely healed. Wounds heal faster if they are kept moist and warm. Whenever you are changing the dressing, change it quickly to prevent drying, temperature loss, and exposure to bacteria. If you leave the wound exposed, this may cause its temperature to drop, slowing the healing process. Keep bandages in your pocket, purse, or backpack just in case you need to change the dressing while you are out of the house. Your wound may become very itchy once a scab starts to form. Try to avoid itching or picking at the scab since these may reopen the wound, slowing the healing process. Relieve itchiness by applying a non-scented, moisturizing lotion around the wound. You can also apply ice wrapped in a cloth to the wound to relieve itchiness. Contrary to popular belief, airing out your wound may slow the healing process. By leaving your wound uncovered, you are exposing it to dirt and bacteria that may infect the wound. Do not remove your bandages until a scab starts to form. Once the scab forms, you should keep the scab moist to help it heal faster. Signs that a wound is infected include an increase in drainage or pus, the formation of thick green or brown pus around the wound, and/or a foul odor coming from the wound. If you develop a fever that lasts for more than 4 hours, or develop tender lumps in your armpits or groin, then you may have an infection. Additionally, a wound that will not heal or shows no signs of healing over 1 to 2 weeks may be infected.
Summary:
Change the dressing once a day. Change the dressing quickly. Avoid itching your wound. Avoid airing out the wound. Contact your doctor if the wound becomes infected.