Problem: Article: 1 1/2 oz (45 ml) light rum 3/4 oz (22.5 ml) lemon juice 1 small egg white (use pasteurized if worried about egg safety) 1/2 oz (15 ml) creme de cacao. Shake to combine.
Summary: Assemble the following ingredients: Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Pour the ingredients into the shaker. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a lemon twist.

Problem: Article: You can back up WhatsApp from within its Settings menu. To back up WhatsApp, your Android must be synchronized with Google Drive. This should resemble three vertical dots. This should be in the lower right corner of your WhatsApp screen. This will open your Chats preferences. From here, you have a few options: "Back up to Google Drive" - Back up your chats to Google Drive. "Auto Backup" - Toggle auto-backup settings. You can choose "Daily", "Weekly", "Monthly", or "Off" (the default). "Include Videos" - Swipe this option to "On" to include videos in your backup settings. This will prompt you to choose a backup frequency. As long as your phone and your Google Drive account both have enough space for the backup, this process will continue. If you don't have a Google account registered, you will need to tap "Add Account" and enter your email address/password. You can do this by tapping "Back up over", then tapping a network. If you use data rather than wifi, you may get charged for the use. If this is your first backup, it may take a few minutes.
Summary: Tap your "WhatsApp" app to open WhatsApp. Tap your Android's menu button. Tap the "Settings" option. Tap the "Chats" tab. Tap "Chat backup". Tap "Back up to Google Drive". Tap "Back Up" to backup your chats immediately. Choose an account on which to save your backup. Choose a network to use for your backup. Wait for your backup to finish.

Problem: Article: The combination of burn damage, skin grafting, and/or surgery can leave you in a great deal of pain. Depending on the nature of your wound, you may be prescribed topical, oral, or injectable pain medications. Powerful pain medications can also lead to dependency such as opioid addiction so follow your dosing plan to the letter and report any problems to your doctor. Signs of addiction to pain medications can include changes in sleep patterns and daily habits; drowsiness or lethargy; reduced concern for basic hygiene; personality changes; weight loss and reduced appetite; and persistent flu-like symptoms. Both of these dressings help hydrate and protect burn wounds, and are frequently prescribed for a wide range of burn injuries. If your doctor prescribes one of them as part of your wound care regimen, make sure you fully understand how to apply and change them. Hydrocolloid dressings are simple, one-piece, sticky patches that provide a water-resistant barrier and a gel coating for the wound. Each patch can last for 3-5 days. These are more common for mild or moderate burns. Hydrogel dressings contain a hydrating polymer that must be wrapped loosely with a gauze bandage to remain in place. A single dressing can last for up to 4 days. They are more commonly prescribed for blistering wounds. It takes a lot of energy for your body to heal itself, so you need to provide it with additional healthy fuel while you recover. Protein is a great fuel for healing, so increase your intake of lean meats, nuts, beans, yogurt, eggs, tofu, and soy products. Vitamin A, vitamin C, and zinc can also help with wound healing. Increase your intake of fresh fruits and vegetables especially citrus for vitamin C and dark leafy greens for vitamin A and add seafood, fortified grains, and red meats for zinc. Your doctor may also recommend a multivitamin or similar nutritional supplement. Consult a registered dietician for help in crafting the best wound healing diet for you. As you heal from your burn, you may find that your mobility and coordination are impaired by tissue damage, nerve damage, scar tissue, and chronic pain. Regular sessions of physical therapy can help improve your quality of life as you recover. A burn to your palm, for instance, can cause permanent damage that requires extensive physical therapy and training to use your hand again. Also, even as your physical scars slowly begin to fade, the emotional scars of a traumatic burn injury can last for a long time. You may benefit from psychological therapy sessions with a licensed mental health professional, or perhaps by joining a support group for burn victims.
Summary: Follow your recommended pain management plan. Apply hydrocolloid or hydrogel dressings as prescribed. Eat a high protein diet and increase nutrient intake. Seek therapy for your physical and emotional needs.

Problem: Article: Hair is quite porous and it tends to hold onto smells more than your skin does. Tie back long hair and cover it with a bandanna or towel to prevent the smoke from getting to your hair. If you have a plastic shower cap, then this is ideal because the plastic will protect your hair and it will not pick up any of the smoke's smell either. The more clothing that you have on, the more likely you will be to collect smoke smell on your clothes. Consider taking off your shirt when you smoke or at least roll up your sleeves. You might also consider wearing a designated smoking jacket (or sweatshirt) when you smoke. You can keep it hidden in your room somewhere and wear it when you need to smoke. Make sure that you wash it at least once per week to keep it from smelling too much. You will need to have something to cover up the smell of the smoke, so try lighting a couple of sticks of incense or a scented candle. If you don't have any of these things, then you can also spray some air freshener around your room before and after you start smoking. To prevent smoke from escaping to other parts of your house, place a damp towel along the crack beneath your bedroom door. The damp towel will not only block the smoke from getting out of your room and absorb some of the odor as well. You want to try to direct as much smoke as possible out of your room. If smoke can't exit through an open window or duct, the smoke will leave its odor on walls, carpets, furniture and linens. If you happen to have a fireplace duct in your room, then that is even better. Fireplaces are specifically designed to allow smoke to escape a building, so it will be easier to direct smoke out of your room if your room has a fireplace duct. The better the ventilation of your smoking room, the less likely you are to be caught smoking indoors. Turn on a fan to push the smoke toward the window and to help disperse it after it forms. A tabletop fan pointed toward an open window or air duct is ideal. If you are smoking in a bathroom with a ventilator or exhaust fan, turn it on and aim the smoke toward it to quickly eliminate visible smoke and odors. The special ventilators work by sucking up excess moisture and air particles. Even though you may have kept the smoke from filling your room, you will most likely have some lingering smoke smell on you. Do what you can to cover up the smell of the smoke. For example, you can apply some aftershave on your fingertips, peel and eat an orange, or use a strong scented body spray on yourself.
Summary:
Cover your hair. Protect your clothing. Burn some incense or a scented candle. Block smoke from exiting under your bedroom door. Open a window. Blow smoke toward the exit with a fan. Cover up any lingering smell.