Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your supplies. Lay out your crafting tools. Set up your work space.

Answer: Purchase all the necessary clothing and cloth materials you will need to make your costume. Visit your local craft or fabric store to get most of the items. 1 yard of brown felt 1 yard of yellow fleece 1/2 yard each of brown and gold fleece Gold colored sweatsuit or onesie 1 yard of 1" elastic Plastic Headband Polyester pillow stuffing Brown yarn Yellow and brown thread Set up a sewing machine where you will have enough space to feed the fabric from the front to the back of the machine. Get a pair of sharp scissors to obtain the smoothest cuts in your fabric. A quality fabric glue can also help save you some time sewing. Gather these tools and have them ready when you begin making your costume: Scissors Sewing machine Fabric glue Tape measure Use a clean table to lay out your pieces of fabric flat for cutting. Make sure you are in a place with plenty of light. Move a lamp next to your table if possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the kinesthetic learning style. Learn through movement. Transfer information. Learn hands-on.

Answer: Kinesthetic learners learn through movement, hands-on exploration, and experiences. They benefit from demonstrations and acting out what they learn through manipulation and building models. Since kinesthetic learners use movement to retain and evaluate information, you can incorporate movement into your study techniques. As you read, use your finger to trace across lines of text, headlines, graphs, and photographs. Move around as you review or study information. Many people like to pace, tap their fingers, and move their legs as they review information. Establish physical rituals for studying like moving to a certain location, changing sitting positions, or moving rooms after an hour. Note taking is an important way to retain and recall information that you've learned. Transferring hand written notes into a typed document on a computer (or the inverse) is a good way to commit your notes to memory. Using a keyboard is a good way to reinforce learning through touch. Hands-on learning helps kinesthetic learners to engage with the topic and to process information more quickly. If the subject you want to learn involves your body, like learning how to paint or hit a baseball, the best way to learn is by doing. If you are learning about how a physical object works, touch, move, and manipulate the object as you're learning about its parts. Use hand motions while you are speaking or presenting about the topic to feel connected to what you are speaking about.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Experiment with using different products based on your hair type. Apply a humidity-preventing serum to seal out any potential moisture. Saturate your hair with a curl-holding gel. Spray your hair all over with hairspray as a last layer of defense.

Answer: While layering styling products can keep frizz out when humidity strikes, your hair is unique and may not need quite as many products as someone else. Try a few and see what works best! For example, if you have thin hair you curled with a curling iron, you may only need a little serum and a spray of hairspray. For thick, kinky, tight curls, you may find using mousse, serum, gel, and hairspray all together keeps your curls in humidity. Purchase silking serum hair products that are marketed to prevent humidity. You can also use shea butter, coconut oil, or castor oil. Squeeze or pour a dollop of product into your hands, and work the product through your hair, specifically on your ends. All of these product options block out extra moisture because of their oily consistency. You can also use these products to touch up any spots throughout your day. Apply serum for both naturally curly hair and curls created with a curling iron. You can apply the serum when your hair is wet, partially dry, or dry. Hair gel can be your best friend if you have curly hair. Add a layer of gel to either wet or dry hair to give your hair a thorough and strong hold. Squeeze a heaping amount of gel into your hands so both hands are evenly covered. Run your hands through your hair, evenly applying the gel all over. You can also scrunch your hair for added hold. As gel dries, it defends against moisture, so it is great to use on humid days. Gels with olive oil, flax seed, and aloe vera tend to work well with curly hair. If you are using a curling iron, you don't need to use gel. However, you can run some gel through your hair after you curl it for a little hold. Make sure your gel is not water-based. Use an anti-frizz hairspray to hold your curls in place. This layer is essentially your hair's "rain jacket" against the humidity. Spray an even layer over all of your hair--the top, ends, and the inside layers. It is helpful to carry a small bottle of hairspray with you, in case you need extra hold throughout the day.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take note of visible symptoms related to the ear. Keep track of symptoms related to the "common cold. Look for signs of hearing problems. Understand the potential complications.

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The most common symptoms of OM and OME include ear pain or ear tugging (if the child can't yet verbalize pain), fussiness, fever, and even vomiting. In addition, a child may eat or have trouble sleeping normally because lying down, chewing, and sucking can alter the pressure in the ear and cause pain. Given that the age group most commonly affected from ear infections and fluid ranges from three months to two years old, parents or primary caregivers will be required to give as much information and history as possible to the doctor on their children's behalf. Thus, it's important to keep track and careful record of any noted symptoms. Be aware that OME often has no symptoms. Some people may experience a feeling of fullness in their ear or a "popping" sensation. " Ear infections are considered secondary infections that follow the "common cold," or the primary infection. You should expect to see a few days of nasal discharge or congestion, cough, sore throat, and a low fever, all typical symptoms that accompany colds. Most colds are due to viral infections and, given that there is no treatment for viral infections, there is usually no reason to seek medical attention. Only seek medical attention if the fever cannot be controlled through appropriate doses of Tylenol or Motrin (and reaches temperatures higher than 102F or 38.9C). Keep track of all symptoms of the cold, as your doctor will want to know about the primary infection. The cold should last for a week. If you don't see improvement after a week, visit your doctor. OM and OME can block sounds, which can lead to hearing issues. Signs that proper hearing may be impacted include: Failure to respond to soft sounds or other noises The need to turn up the TV or radio to a louder volume Talking in an unusually loud voice General inattentiveness Most ear infections don't cause long-term complications and often go away on their own within 2-3 days. However, frequent infections or fluid build-up post-infection can result in some serious complications, including: Impaired hearing Although slight difficulties in hearing are common with ear infections, more severe hearing loss can be a result of ear persistent infections or fluid, which can in some cases cause damage to the eardrum and middle ear. Speech or developmental delays In young children, hearing loss could result in developmental delays in speech, particularly if they are not yet verbal. Spread of infection Infections that remain untreated or that do not respond to treatment can spread to other tissues and should be addressed immediately. Mastoiditis is one possible infection that can result in the bony protrusion behind the ear. Not only can this bone become damaged but pus-filled cysts can also develop. In a few rare cases, severe middle ear infections can spread into the skull and affect the brain. Tearing of the eardrum Infections can sometimes result in a tearing or rupturing of the eardrum. Most tears usually heal within three or so days, but in a few exceptional incidences, surgery may be required.