Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take your 2 weeks notice directly to your boss. Submit copies to anyone else who may need one. Work hard and tie up loose ends.

Answer: The most professional move to make is to hand your 2 weeks notice to your boss first and in person. You will usually need to schedule a meeting, but if you work at a small company and are on close terms with your boss, you might be able to drop by his or her office unannounced. Close the door behind you as you enter to keep the conversation private. Hand your boss your 2 weeks notice and explain, as you hand it over, what the letter is. Your boss will likely want to discuss the situation with you. Even if your letter already answers the questions posed to you, answer each question completely. Thank your boss as you leave the office and shake hands. This can vary by company, but usually, the Human Resources department will need a copy as well as any other supervisors you work under. If you do send the letter to multiple people, include a "CC" line indicating who has received a copy. This can help facilitate communication and coordination as your company deals with your resignation. Co-workers, mentors, team members, and clients should be told in person about your resignation. They do not need an official copy of your 2 weeks notice. If you offered to finish up any major projects before leaving when you wrote your letter, you need to follow through and finish those projects. Even if you did not make any promises, you cannot slack off during your final 2 weeks of employment. The transition will be difficult for everyone, and it is your professional duty to make that transition as smooth as possible for the employer you are leaving. Don't let your company take advantage of you by asking you to do work well beyond the scope of your normal duties in your remaining 2 weeks. Stay polite and professional, but be firm about which tasks you will be completing before you leave.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Locate the notch in front of your ear and under your cheekbone. Press your finger, thumb, or knuckle into the notch. Apply constant pressure or kneading circles to the notch. Increase the pressure you apply over time.

Answer: Press your fingertip against the underside of your cheekbone, about 1in (2.5cm) in front of your ear. After some probing, you should find a small indentation or notch. This is a pressure point that you can use to massage your masseter muscle. Located on both sides of your face, your masseter muscles power your jaw, especially when you bite or chew. Based on their size, your masseter muscles are the strongest muscles in your body. Push inward and slightly upward with your fingertip until you feel a "sweet ache"in other words, the soothing but slightly painful feeling you probably associate with a massage. If you find it difficult to press firmly enough with your fingertip, try your thumb or knuckle. Don't aim for outright pain herepush until you feel only slight discomfort. Once you have the pressure right, you can simply hold your finger, thumb, or knuckle in place. Alternatively, try making small circles with your finger, thumb, or knuckle while maintaining pressure on the notch. Massage the area for 30 seconds to 1 minute, then switch to your other cheek. Do this massage every night before bedtime. You can also do it when you wake up in the morning, and any other time that your jaw feels tight. Since your masseters are such dense, strong muscles, it can take a lot of pressure to soothe and loosen them. Over time, you'll probably find that you need to apply greater pressure to get the same results. That's fineyour masseters can handle it! Switch to using your knuckle if you can't apply adequate pressure with your finger or thumb.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Crush the cardamom pods with the flat side of a knife until they split. Grate the cloves Roast all of the ingredients except the nutmeg in a frying pan for 4 minutes. Stir or shake the pan every 15-20 seconds to prevent the spices from burning. Remove the pan from the heat and add the grated nutmeg.

Answer: Collect the seeds from the pods with your fingers and discard the empty pods. You can also use a spoon or some other similar kitchen tool for crushing. of fresh nutmeg, until you have about 1 tbsp (28 g). Alternatively, you can use store-bought, pre-ground nutmeg. This won't taste as fresh, but it will be easier if you don't have a cheese grater or nutmeg grater. Though cheese graters are for cheese, they work with nutmeg but not as well as the nutmeg grater. Add 1 tsp (5 g) of whole cloves, 3 to 4 bay leaves, 6 cardamom pods, cup (32 g) of whole black peppercorns, ~6 cm (2.4 in) of Cassia bark (or 3-4 cinnamon sticks), 1 cup (128 g) of cumin seeds, and 1/2 cup (64 g) of coriander seeds to the frying pan, and turn on low to medium heat. You don't need to add oil or butter; dry roasting will make the seeds crispier, get rid of excess moisture, and make the grinding process easier. Cassia bark can be found at Asian supermarkets and is typically found in more authentic blends. However, cinnamon sticks are a common alternative and can add a bit of sweetness. Use a spatula to move the spices throughout the pan and turn them over. This will release the aromas as the spices roast. Since the nutmeg is already ground, it will burn easily if the pan is too hot. Stir slowly and constantly to keep it from burning. The nutmeg will begin to brown. Let the pan sit for a few minutes to cool the spices off before grinding.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour a small amount of liquid dish soap on the stain. Rub the soap into the stain. Wash the bra in cold water. Dry your bra in the sun.

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Any dish soap you have in your kitchen will work: Dawn, Joy, Palmolive, etc. Use this method on white bras only. The bleach in the soap will remove color from dyed material, so don't use this for patterned or solid colored bras. Saturate the stain completely. Be sure to get the edges of the stain as well. You can even use an old toothbrush to rub the soap into the fabric. You can add a mild laundry detergent to help remove the soap. You may want to wash the bra again to ensure all the soap and detergent will be removed. Do not wring out the bra, but gently press the water out of it. Try gently rolling up the bra in a clean towel to remove excess water. The sun is an excellent bleaching agent, so this will help remove any lingering stains. Using a dryer to dry your bras can damage the fabric, including the elastic and underwire, and leave your bras misshapen.