Write an article based on this "Determine the time of day that you're most productive. Write an outline for your assignment. Write your first draft quickly and revisit it for edits. Minimize the distractions around you. Set realistic goals and deadlines for yourself. Use a timer to help meet your goals."
article: Some people write faster and more efficiently in the morning, while others excel at night. Try writing in both settings and determine which time feels best for you. Then, try to get as much writing done as you can during the times of day when you're most productive. Even if you're a night owl, you may still be more productive in the morning. Write during different parts of the day to see what works best for you. Read the prompt or assignment so you know what you have to write. Perform research and plot out the main points in your essay, paper, or story in an outline form. Determine what you want to include in your writing, and then write 2-3 sentences, or subpoints, within those main points. This will keep your writing precise and on topic, which will reduce the amount you need to delete or edit later. For example, the main points of your article could be something like, "Describing circuits" and "Powering Electronics." "Describing circuits" could include points like "Explaining a simple circuit" and "Completing a circuit." Researching things in the middle of writing wastes valuable time. Include your sources in your outline to save time, especially if you have to make citations later. If you're using electronic sources, bookmark them on your computer. Include notes in your outline about how you're going to use your sources and what information you hope to take from them. If the words are too complex, jot down an approximation of what you think you're hearing and do your research afterwards."Write your first draft and then come back and edit and review the writing later. This will allow you to get the bulk of the work out of the way and enable you to concentrate on grammar and spelling the second time around. Wasting time on smaller details can drain time and make the entire writing process much longer. If you find yourself stuck in a section, move past it and revisit it later with a fresh mind. Distractions like surfing the web, TV, or open chat programs can hinder your efficiency and slow down your writing speed. Find a solitary space where you can write and won't be distracted by the things going on around you. Clearing the clutter off your writing desk may also minimize distractions and improve your efficiency. If you can, put away your phone, tablet, or other devices you might be tempted to use to check social media or browse the web. You can also use productivity apps or extensions (like StayFocused) that temporarily cut off your access to time-wasting websites. If you are newer at writing or aren't used to writing on a deadline, there's a good possibility you'll be slower at writing than someone with more experience. Set goals that make sense for you and are within your ability. If you set a goal and you are stressed or feel like meeting the goal is impossible, set lighter goals for yourself. Set incrementally higher goals for yourself rather than taking on too much too fast. If you haven't written a lot in the past, you won't be able to write quickly without practice. However, once you practice writing a lot, you will be able to write at a quicker pace. For instance, you can set a goal that you'll have a certain number of pages or words completed within a day. If you're still working on building speed, daily goals can feel more manageable than more short-term ones (such as hourly goals). In order to improve your writing speed, you'll need a way to measure if you're improving. Set a timer to the goal that you set for yourself earlier and try to meet your goal within the allotted time. If you don't have a stopwatch or timer, there are apps that were created specifically for that purpose. Don't let the timer stress you out. It's merely there to remind you of how much time you're spending on an assignment.

Write an article based on this "Read the label Have the fabric dry cleaned. Hand wash Machine wash. Dry the garment."
article: prior to purchase. Many rayon garments are hand wash or dry-clean only. Check the label to see if your rayon purchase is washer-safe. If it is not, know that you will have to put in extra effort to care for the fabric. Some rayon composite fabrics won't require hand washing or dry-cleaning. If you prefer machine-washable fabrics, look for pieces that are a combination of rayon and a sturdier fabric, such as cotton. Handle with great care during laundering due to the fragility of rayon. Rayon can even dissolve during laundering, so it's finickiness needs to be taken into account. One of the easiest ways to care for rayon is to have it dry-cleaned. Take your rayon garment into a professional cleaner, and let them know that you are looking for help caring for your rayon garment. Know that dry cleaning can add up. A shirt may cost anywhere from one to five dollars depending upon your location and your cleaner, while something like a blanket or quilt might cost up to thirty dollars. your rayon. Your tag will tell you what, exactly, you need to take care of your rayon piece. The general standard, though, is a mild detergent and warm water. Fill a clean sink or basin with water slightly above room temperature. Add a mild detergent, such as one that says it is made for delicate fabrics. Soak your rayon fabric in the basin until it completely wet. Then, gently swirl your fabric around the basin using your hands. Avoid harsh or rapid movements, such as those that would cause a splash. Agitate your fabric for three to five minutes. Remove the fabric from the basin and rinse under a faucet of warm water until suds stop forming. Gently squeeze the excess water out from the fabric. Avoid harsh wringing and twisting of the fabric. Only machine wash a rayon garment if it says to do so. It will need the short, delicates cycle in your washing machine on a medium to low temperature. Understand that rayon fabric may shrink or deteriorate in the machine, especially if it is not recommended for machine washing. Dry rayon knits flat. Use a sweater drying cage to drape the rayon over, or lay the rayon over the top of a drying rack so that it sits flat across multiple bars. Woven rayon can be hung to dry. Simply clip to a drying rack or use a hanger. Avoid using a dryer or anything that may tumble the clothes, as this may damage or rip the fabric. A knit fabric will stretch in all directions, while a woven fabric will only stretch diagonally. Try stretching your fabric lightly both side to side and diagonally to tell. If it only stretches diagonally, it is woven.

Write an article based on this "Give your dog plenty of exercise. Remove the offending item or source of behavior. Distract your dog. Use prevention techniques. Teach your dog associated commands."
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A rambunctious dog full of pent-up energy is much more likely to disobey or have self-control issues. Aim to give your dog a thirty-minute walk each day at a brisk pace for active breeds. You simply cannot always be around to tell your dog "no," so set her up for success by removing the items she's not supposed to get into. Put plants and fragile items on high shelves, keep shoes behind a door, and keep clothing off the floor. This is also a great precaution to take even when you are home while she's still learning the command and doesn't yet always obey. Once your dog understands and obeys "no," then she'll know to resist the temptation of the forbidden object, but only for a short time. Rather than telling your dog "no" over and over, she to distract her with something else, such as her favorite toy or a walk. For instance, say your dog consistently keeps trying to get up on the couch. Rather than saying "no" over and over all afternoon, say it once. Then say, "Where's your toy?" Proceed to go get her favorite toy and toss it or play tug-o-war with it for a moment. Her attention will shift away from the sofa. Distraction is another great step to take while your dog is still learning the no command. Make sure to interrupt your dog before she actually displays the undesired behaviorwhen she sniffs at the couch or paces in front of it, for example. Otherwise, she might begin to associate you playing with the toy with her as praise for the behavior. While your dog is still learning or if she's having trouble with consistency, then you can also use prevention measures. If it is furniture that is a problem (for instance), look for dog repellent sprays such as orange oil or bitter apple and spray around the vicinity of the furniture or objects that the dog seeks out. Make sure to check an inconspicuous spot on the object first to make sure the repellent spray doesn't damage the item. There are also electrical mats or chargers that you can place on or around items. If your dog comes in the vicinity (shock collar type) or touches the object (direct contact type), the mat or charger will give the dog a slight shock to deter him from coming in contact with the article. While "no" is a good preventative command to teach your dog, it might not always apply, especially if your dog proceeds to follow through with the behavior anyway. For these instances, it helps also to teach your dog other associated commands that you can use to help her understand the behavior you expect from her. For instance, if you tell her "no" before she runs across the yard, but she runs off anyway, then it's beneficial for your dog to respond to a command like "come." You can begin teaching this command by saying it before making your dog chase you and then offering positive reinforcement. You can find more information on teaching your dog this command at How to Train a Dog to Come Similarly, teaching your dog "down" if she jumps up on people after being told "no" can also help. To do so, completely ignore her as she jumps up on you except for issuing the command "down," and then give her plenty of treats and praise as soon as all four of her paws are back down on the floor. This is more effective than pushing her off, which she can mistake for play.