Problem: Article: Early signs of a coming cold sore include pain, burning, or feeling the blister emerging. Abreva is made for use on your face or around your lips, but you can also use it around your nostrils if your cold sores have extended there. Don't apply it inside your nose or mouth. If a small amount gets into your mouth, such as cream that you licked off your lips after application, there is no need to worry. It is not harmful in small amounts. Start by washing your hands with soap and water, then remove any makeup. Cleanse the area with soap or cleanser and warm water. Lightly pat the area dry with a clean towel. You may want to use a paper towel or napkin to blot away the water so that you can throw it away afterwards. You don't want to use the same towel on unaffected skin, as you can spread the virus. Use your finger or a cotton swab to cover your cold sore with the cream. You should apply a generous amount to be sure that the whole sore is treated. Don't worry if you get the cream on your unaffected skin, as the medicine is safe on both healthy skin and cold sores. Gently massage the cream into your sore until it is fully absorbed. You should not have a remaining white residue Use soap and warm water to clean the virus from your hands. Herpes simplex 1 is highly contagious and can possibly spread to other parts of your body or to loved ones. Use the medicine every 3 to 4 hours for up to 10 days. If your sore has not healed after that period, talk to your doctor about what you should do. If you are using the Abreva on a child under 12, ask your doctor for a dosage recommendation. It's okay to wear makeup over the cold sore, but don't apply it directly from the container. Use a separate applicator like a cotton swab avoid contaminating your product, which could allow the virus to spread. Since the virus that causes cold sores is so contagious, don't allow anyone to come into contact with the sore. Kissing or snuggling others could infect them. While the virus is most common around the mouth, it's important to remember that it can spread to other parts of the body.
Summary: Use the medication as soon as you start experiencing symptoms. Wash the area before applying the product for best results. Apply a dab of Abreva on top of the cold sore. Rub the medicine into your cold sore using a light touch. Wash your hands after treatment to avoid sharing the virus. Continue applying the medicine 5 times a day until your sore has healed. Apply other products only after the Abreva dries. Avoid kissing loved ones while using the product.

Problem: Article: A Cocker Spaniel's coat can be difficult to groom because of the abundance of hair and how easily the hair can get matted (clumped) and tangled. Purchasing high-quality instruments will help you achieve the look that you want for your dog's coat and minimize the chances of injury to your dog's skin due to poor-quality tools. These tools can be purchased at your local pet store. A large pin brush will be needed to give your dog a good overall brushing. A matting comb will help you comb out any matted hair. Wide-toothed combs could also be used for this. Clippers and blades will be needed for shaving the hair. You will need three different blades: 10 blade, 15 blade, and 3 blade. Grooming scissors and thinning shears will be needed for some of the more detailed trimming of the hair. Scissors are typically used on the feet and the feathering on the back legs. Thinning shears help you blend uneven hair around the shoulders, back leg feathering and chest. If you are unsure of what specific scissors and shears to purchase, consult a groomer or go to your local pet store. Just like choosing grooming tools, high-quality shampoo and conditioner will help you keep your dog's skin and coat clean and healthy. There are many types of shampoos and conditioners to choose from, some of which are specific for certain skin conditions. If you are unsure of what type to purchase, talk with your veterinarian to see what would work best for your dog. Finding the right shampoo and conditioner is likely going to be a trial and error process. Cocker Spaniels are prone to a skin disease called seborrhea, which causes their coats to become greasy and flaky. If your dog has seborrhea, your veterinarian can help you determine what specific shampoo and conditioner would work best for this skin condition. In addition to caring for your Cocker Spaniel's coat and skin, you will need to clean his ears and eyes, trim his nails, and brush his teeth on a regular basis. You can purchase these products at your local pet store, pharmacy, or veterinarian's office. To clean his ears, you will need an ear cleaning solution that removes wax buildup in the ears. Your veterinarian can recommend which solution to use. For cleaning his eyes, you will need to use a dog-safe soap. Talk with your veterinarian before going to the pet store to purchase the soap. Guillotine-style nail clippers are preferable for trimming a dog's nails. Unlike regular human clippers, guillotine-style clippers do not squeeze the nail before cutting it, making the nail-trimming process less painful for your dog. In addition to clippers, you will need either styptic powder or baking soda in case a nail starts to bleed after your trim it. To brush your dog's teeth, you will need dog-specific toothpaste and a toothbrush. Your veterinarian can recommend which toothpaste and toothbrush to use.
Summary: Purchase high-quality grooming instruments. Purchase shampoo and conditioner. Purchase other grooming necessities.

Problem: Article: " Dziobas will temporarily decompress the file that is in RAR format and begin playing it.
Summary: Download the Dziobas player from the AfterDawn website. Run the downloaded installer to install the player on your computer. Open the Dziobas player by going to "All Programs" from your start menu and selecting the software from the list of programs. Click on "File" in the top-right corner and select "Open RAR (rewind). Use the "Open" window that pops up to browse to the RAR file. Select the name of the RAR file and press the "Open" button.

Problem: Article: This, of course, should only be done when there is no harm that can come to your child or anyone else. For example, if your child is in the habit of throwing their juice when in their high chair, let them throw the cup. Before handing them the cup, remind them of the rule and the consequences: "Remember, if you throw your cup, your juice will spill and you won't have any juice to drink." A mess on the floor might be annoying for you, but there's a good chance you'll need to clean the floor after a 2 year old's meal anyway. After they throw their cup on the floor, the 2 year old will undoubtedly ask for their juice. Point out that since they threw the juice, there is no more juice for them. For example: "I'm sorry, Kate, but your cup is empty now because you threw it on the floor. You don't have any more juice." You might need to explain the consequence more than once, until your toddler makes the connection between throwing the juice and not being able to have it. If they cry out "But I want my juice!" calmly reply that "When you throw your cup and spill your juice, there is no more juice to drink." Even if they throw a tantrum, hold firm and remain calm. Ignore them (without leaving the room) until they've calmed down, and don't relent and give them more juice. The next time the 2 year old is in a high chair, remind them not to throw their cup, or else there will be no more juice for them. It may take a few tries, but they'll eventually make the connection. For instance, once you hand them the juice cup, say "Now Jordan, remember that if you throw your juice cup, you won't have any more juice to drink."
Summary:
Permit the behavior that will provide natural consequences. Explain the natural consequence. Reinforce what happened. Offer reminders when they're in the same situation.