Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Save a lot of money. Purchase insurance. Bring the bare necessities. Travel first class. Stay in a luxury hotel. Enjoy yourself.

Answer: No matter how you travel, you will need some money to survive along they way. The more money you have, the easier things can be, especially when you don't know your way around town. Do some research and find out how much it will cost you to afford the luxury of comfort, safety, and fun. Check prices for everything. Since you'll be away from home, you want to get a sense of how much money you'll need to pay for all your desires. Use travel websites like tripadvisor.com or lonelyplanet.com for prices and reviews. Look into the cost of first class flight tickets, nice hotels, good restaurants, travel insurance, leisure activities, and souvenirs. Traveler's insurance is generally not needed if you have other forms of insurance like life-insurance or insurance on your high-valued possessions (like your laptop, jewelry, or a nice camera). If you are planning to travel with highly valuable goods or you are worried about getting sick, consider purchasing insurance. Go directly to the insurance company. Avoid buying insurance from a travel booking agency. They sometimes work off commission and do not always have your best interest at heart. Instead, contact an insurance company through a website like, insuremytrip.com. Ask them to explain exactly what is covered, the dates of your coverage, and any exceptions to the policy rules. Make sure you pack the necessary travel documents like an ID or passport. Don't stress about packing too much or too little. You will probably be able to purchase things like clothes, electronics, and toiletries when you arrive. Whether you travel by boat, bus, or plane, traveling first class provides extra comfort and accommodation. Sitting in a small space, particularly on a long trip, can cause unwanted physical and mental discomfort. Avoid stress by paying the extra money for a first class ticket. You will be much more comfortable if you have space to relax. Consider flying business class. First class tickets can be quite expensive. On large airlines, business class is another option that provides comfort and high quality service. Luxury hotels are not only pleasant, they often have extra services that make being away from home less stressful. Services include spas, entertainment centers, and more. No matter the reason for your travel, make time to do something that is fun for you. Go out to nice dinner, see a show, or hit the beach. Take as much time as you can to do things that are relaxing.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a list of everything you want to get done. Outsource the little jobs. Go over the remaining goals and turn them into SMART goals. Prioritize your jobs

Answer: It will be easier to get everything done and avoid feeling overwhelmed if you have them all listed in front of you. The list currently should not be very detailed or specific - you are simply doing a quick first draft. Include everything on your list, no matter how big or small the task, to make sure nothing gets overlooked. Ask yourself "Does this task really need to be completed? Will it help me to reach my long term goals? Is it urgent and/or important?" If you answer 'no,' simply get rid of the task. If you have children, assign smaller or easier tasks, such as folding laundry or vacuuming, to them and reward them with an extra dollar in their weekly allowances. This will free up your time for bigger jobs and help them learn responsibility. SMART is an acronym which stands for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant & Time based. Specific: Make your goals specific. For example, if your current goal is to lose weight, you should specify how much weight you want to lose. Measurable: Have a way to measure progress. For example, if your goal is to write a novel, you could measure your progress by looking at how many chapters you have wrote. Attainable/Achievable: Decide if your goal is possible. For example, will you really be able to lose a stone by the end of the week? Relevant: Set goals that you want/need to achieve, not what others think you should. If a friend thinks you should aim to become good at chess, and recommends you join a chess club, but you hate chess, do not join the club,(Although, if you dislike it because you aren't good at it, you can improve). Time based: Create a time you want to achieve the goal by. For example, if your goal is to write two chapters for a novel, set a time you want to have wrote the two chapters by. The end of the week? Before the month is out? Make sure to set a realistic time. . Everything needs to get done, but some need to be done sooner than others. Complete everything that's urgent or that has a strict deadline to make sure nothing is late. Put these tasks at the top of your list or highlight them so you can do them first, then focus on jobs that have a more flexible time line.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cover the hearth in a tarp. Lay towels around the area. Do an initial cleaning. Put on protection.

Answer: Make sure to surround the area around the fireplace with a tarp. You should do this to protect the hearth and floor from the chemicals used in cleaning. You can buy a tarp, or use cheap shower curtains from the dollar store. Seal the tarp down with duct tape. Lay towels or blankets in the area around the tarp. This will catch any dripping or running from the cleaning solution. Only use only towels or blankets that you wouldn't mind getting stained. Use a broom and dustpan to sweep up what ash and dust you can. Sweep around the hearth and use a smaller brush to dust the fireplace. Then, spray the fireplace with water. This makes it more susceptible to cleaning solutions. Always wear eye protection and rubber gloves when using chemicals. You can choose not to if using a milder solution, but you definitely should when using bleach, strong cleaners, or trisodium phosphate. You should also open a window to bring fresh air in while you're cleaning.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a car scan to test the EGR valve. Locate the OBD-II data connector. Turn the ignition to the on position. Connect the scan tool to the OBD-II data link connector. Read the results.

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A scan tool reads information from your On-board Diagnostics, version II (OBD-II) system. This system collects information from the sensors in your engine. If the sensor detects something wrong, it reports it as an error code to the OBD-II. A scan tool allows you to read this code. The scan tool plugs into OBD-II data link connector, which is usually located under the dash. The most common location for the OBD-II connector is under the dash by the steering wheel. The owner's manual should have the exact location if you have trouble finding it. Place your key in the ignition and turn it to on, but do not start the engine. You only want the electrical systems running. The scan tool will prompt you to fill in some information about your vehicle. It usually requires information about the make, model, engine, and year of the vehicle. Most scan tools draw power from the vehicle's battery and do not require a separate power source. The scan tool will display any error codes the OBD-II reports. If the result is in the P0400 to PR409 range, then the EGR valve may be faulty.