Problem: Article: Don't be too rigid if you need a new job. If you wait for a job that's a perfect fit for your background, then you might miss out on good work opportunities. Apply for jobs in different fields or industries that you know you could do, and spell that out clearly in your cover letter. Try to think more about your skills than your specific field of experience. What sorts of jobs might your skills qualify you for? This can help you branch out and think bigger. You could always continue looking for work if you get a job in a field you don't like. Things will improve when you outbreak passes. Unfortunately, you may not be able to advance your career too much during the outbreak. Many of the job openings might be temporary. While it might not be what you want, the important thing is supporting yourself and your family through the outbreak. If this means taking a temporary job, then don't hesitate to do so. Remember to continue looking for work while you have a temporary job. It's better to do the work now, when you have an income, than when your temporary job ends. You could also apply for a position at a temp agency. These agencies find you temporary jobs that suit your skillset and can be a great way to support yourself until you find permanent work. Unemployment programs are designed to help people in your situation. Since unemployment rose sharply when the outbreak hit, many countries have expanded their unemployment benefits to help people through the crisis. If you can't find work, then apply for benefits. This can keep you on your feet until you find stable work. Different states and countries have different processes of applying for unemployment benefits. Contact the relevant office in your state or country and follow the process to apply for benefits. In most cases, you have to prove that you're looking for work to qualify for benefits, so continue searching the same way that you were before.
Summary: Apply for jobs outside your industry if you have to. Be willing to work a temporary job until the situation improves. Apply for unemployment benefits if you need it.

Problem: Article: Never spray cleaning solution into the inner area of the fan always use a sponge or cloth. Leaving moisture on inner components can result in electrical malfunctions, and will decrease the lifespan of your exhaust unit. Clean the fan blades if they are accessible. Clean fan blades will operate much more efficiently, giving you better ventilation and prolonging the life of your blower unit. Try not to leave any grease on the walls of the hood, or inside the fan. Air-born grease that gets through your grease filter will latch on to the old grease, speeding up dangerous grease build-up. For light grease build-up: Use the reserved baking soda solution and a non-abrasive sponge to wipe away any visible grease. If you did not reserve any solution, you can simply mix a spoonful of baking soda and a squeeze of dish soap in with warm water to make an effective de-greasing solution. For heavy grease build-up: Apply a thin layer of liquid dishwasher soap, or a Kitchen De-greaser product to the problem areas. Use gloves when applying either product. The thicker cleaning solution will cling to the build-up and slowly break it down. Let the solution soak for 15-30 minutes, and then wipe away grease with a non-abrasive sponge. After cleaning the inside and outside of the exhaust fan, you can re-insert the clean, and now dry, grease filter. Simply put the filter back in the same way it was removed. Re-attach any locking mechanisms or screws to secure the filter in place. Always plug an electrical appliance into the wall before turning it on. Plug the exhaust fan or microwave back in. Turn the fan on to make sure everything is operating correctly.
Summary: Avoid getting any electrical components of the exhaust fan wet. Wipe away any visible grease build-up. Re-insert the clean grease filter. Restore power to the exhaust fan.

Problem: Article: The point of removing the flower stem is to keep it from detracting from the look of your garden, so you want to shear it as close to the plant's base as possible. This way, the broad leaves of the hosta will hide the snipped-off stalk. If you chose a hosta plant because you love the ornamental leaves, but you're not crazy about the flowers, you can snip them off before they mature and go to seed. However, if you prefer, you can leave the flowers on until they wilt. Once the flowers go to seed, they absorb energy that would otherwise be used on developing the leaves. If you remove the flowers on a hosta, it usually will not flower again that season. Although the leggy stems of hosta flowers can seem unsightly once the flower is wilted, you'll get more enjoyment out of the bloom by leaving it on the plant than you would by cutting it. Hosta flowers are delicate and they wilt quickly once cut. Bees and hummingbirds often favor hosta flowers, so leaving the flowers in place can help benefit your local ecosystem. The seed-heads on hosta flowers are often eaten by birds. If you like the idea of keeping the local wildlife healthy, you may want to let the flowers go to seed. If you do this, all you'll need to do is cut the plant back in the fall. The flower stalks will turn brown when the leaves do.
Summary: Use sharp shears to cut the flower stalks near the base. Snip off hosta flowers before they mature to emphasize the foliage. Cut off the blooms once they turn brown if you prefer to keep the hosta flowers. Don't remove the flowers if you want to attract birds to your garden.

Problem: Article: Doing a split can appear deceptively simple. In actuality, this move requires a high level of flexibility in multiple muscle groups. The most important of these are the hamstrings and dorsal hip muscles (also called iliopsoas), however, stretching a wide range of lower-body muscles will ensure greater overall flexibility, lessening your risk of discomfort, pain, or injury. Additionally, this comprehensive stretching regimen prepares you to do both types of basic split - side splits and front splits. Besides the hamstrings and hip muscles, try to add stretches for as many of the following muscles as possible to your fitness routine: Lower back (lumbar region) Buttocks (glutes) Groin (especially valuable for side splits) Calves Quadriceps The stretching recommendations included the following steps in this section will target many of these secondary muscles. However, if desired, you may substitute your own preferred stretches. This stretch targets your hip muscles. Begin as if you were doing an ordinary lunge exercise - plant one foot forward and lower yourself down to the ground by bending your front leg and sliding your back leg back until your shin lies on the ground. When you've reached the floor, put your hands on your hips and gradually shift your weight forward, keeping your back straight. Continue until you begin to feel the stretch in the top of the thigh where it meets the hip. Hold for 20-30 seconds, then return to your starting position and switch to your other leg. Repeat several times.
Summary:
Know the muscles you need to stretch. Do a lunge stretch.