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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Maintaining a relaxed body, positive energy, and a focused mind between balls can significantly improve your timing when you step up to hit. Take deep breaths and release the tension in your shoulders while you await the next ball. Let go of the fear of getting out and visualize yourself making a successful hit. Rest your bat between bowls and stay focused on the present. Find a routine that works best for you. Perhaps chatting with the umpire relaxes you and takes your mind off the expectations placed upon you. Turn your concentration off between balls and when not on strike. No-one can concentrate for two hours non stop. Routines can help get you into the correct mindset. When you step up to the crease, utter a phrase to yourself. "Keep your eye on the ball" is a common mantra. Other players complete a routine before assuming their stance in the crease, the place from which you will bat. This routine may include kicking the bat with your feet or adjusting your clothes. Mantras and routines don't need to make sense to anyone but you. This may seem silly, but a consistent routine can help put you in the right mindset to hit the ball. Often routines and mantras are picked up during your youth. A high level of mental focus is required when trying to time your hit perfectly. As you prepare for the bowl, keep your mind free from distractions. Forget past failures and try not to conjure up potential future failures. Focus on the present. Remain calm, relaxed and aware of your body.

SUMMARY: Stay relaxed between balls. Repeat a mantra or complete a ritual. Step up to the crease and shift gears.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are a wide variety of over the counter medicines that can be helpful in reducing the appearance of old scars. These medicines have been proven effective and are widely available. Silicone gel sheets have been used on burn victims for several decades. They've been proven the most effective over the counter treatment for reducing the appearance of old scars. Alpha hydroxyl acids are often used to treat acne. However, it is also effective in reducing or softening the appearance of old scars. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for other over-the-counter options. Prescription medicine is another option for treating old scars. However, you'll need a prescription from a doctor in order to gain access to these medications. In addition, a doctor will be able to figure out what medication or treatment will serve you the best. Steroid cream, applied over time, will stimulate the growth of healthy skin and reduce the appearance of old scars. Steroid injections will stimulate the growth of healthy skin around scars and help reduce the appearance of old scars. Antihistamine creams can have the effect of inhibiting collagen growth and reducing the growth rate of scars -- both of which may help reduce their appearance. Whenever using over the counter or prescription medications, you need to use them and manage them appropriately. Otherwise, you might trigger unexpected and dangerous reactions. Avoid mixing medicines. Always read the directions and associated warnings of any medications you use. Discontinue use of any medicine if you have any negative or allergic reactions. Consult your doctor.
Summary: Buy over the counter medicines. Use prescription medicine. Manage your medicines appropriately.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: First, set your oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit (150 degrees Celsius). While that preheats, line your baking sheet with parchment paper. On the paper, trace a circle roughly nine inches (23 cm) in diameter. Crack your eggs and remove the yolks. Add the whites to a large mixing bowl and beat them. Add one tablespoon of sugar and mix it in as you continue to beat your egg whites, then repeat until you've added all your sugar. Once the mixture turns thick and glossy, fold in your vanilla extract, lemon juice, and cornstarch. Use a spoon to transfer the meringue to the circle that you traced on your parchment paper. To start, keep the bulk of it toward the center. Once all the meringue has been transferred, use your spoon to spread the meringue from the center out toward the edges. Continue to do so until the edges are higher than the center. Place the baking sheet in the oven and bake for one hour. Once the meringue has finished baking, transfer it to a wire rack to cool off. While it does, beat your heavy cream in a small mixing bowl until it turns into stiff little peaks on the surface. Peel and slice your kiwi as evenly as possible. Once the meringue has cooled, transfer it to a serving plate, fill the center with your whipped cream, arrange your kiwi slices on top, and serve.
Summary:
Prep your oven and baking sheet. Make your meringue. Fill the circle, then bake. Top your meringue.