Most chairs are made to fit around 90 percent of people but those on the ends of the spectrum may not fit. Since there is no "average" person chairs are made in sizes that can be fully adjustable so that they can be made to fit most people. However, if you are very tall or very short then you may need a custom-made chair. Unless you get a custom-made chair, you should get a fully adjustable chair so that you can adjust it properly for your body. Choosing a chair with controls that are easy to operate while sitting will allow you to adjust your chair completely to your body. You can put yourself in the chair and then adjust all the pieces directly onto your body. Height is a very important factor when adjusting a chair so it is very important that the height of the chair can be adjusted according to your body and needs. Tilt is also important for allowing correct posture while sitting. The curve along the edge will provide more space for your knees and comfort on the backs of your thighs. Additionally, the seat should not put pressure on the back of thighs or knees. You don't want to get all sweaty while working at your desk nor do you want to slide around too much so these factors are important when choosing a chair. Adjusting the backrest to completely support your lower back will allow your to remain pain and injury free. The base should be a five-point system that provides balance and stability while sitting on the chair. The base should be on casters or wheels depending on your preferences. You should be able to easily get in and out of the chair but the armrests should be as close as possible while sitting. The closer your elbows stay to your body while sitting, the more comfortable you will be. Armrests should never hamper your movement while working or typing. Adjustable armrests will allow you to customize their height for your body size and arm length.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose the chair made for your body size. Choose a chair with controls that can be easily operated while sitting. Choose a chair with a seat that can be adjusted for height and tilt. Choose a comfortable seat that curves towards the floor at the front edge. Choose a chair with breathable, non-slippery fabric. Choose a chair with a backrest that is shaped to support the lower back and adjustable in height and angle. Choose a chair with a stable five-point base. Choose a chair with armrests that are the right distance apart. Choose a chair with adjustable armrests.

Q: A conversation about your friends is one that you want your parents to take seriously, so make sure you treat it that way. Don't ask your parents in the middle of cooking dinner or right as you're heading out the door to school. Look for, or help create, a good time to talk. Ask your parents to go for a walk with you. Stay at the table with your parents after dinner to talk. Instead of turning on a movie or TV show, sit with your parents and start a conversation. If your parents are concerned about your friends, then immediately expecting them to let you go on an overnight trip somewhere isn't going to happen. Think about something specific and start by discussing that. Having friends over for a movie night once a month. Going to a friend's birthday party. Grabbing a pizza with friends after soccer practice. Talking with your parents can be stressful, especially when it's about a difficult topic. When emotions take over a conversation we tend to become angry or forget what we wanted to say. Practice the conversation in front of a mirror or write down what you want to say. This will also show your parents you're serious about this conversation. Ask your parents why they don't like your friends. You can't convince your parents you have good friends unless you know what they dislike about them. Once you hear their concerns, you will be able to address the issues. If your parents express concern over a friend's driving, try responding with, "Tommy can get a little distracted when driving, but I don't think he has any tickets. If it makes you uncomfortable than I won't ride in any car he's driving. Jacob is a very responsible driver, I promise to ride with him any time we go someplace." If your parents are worried about the type of language a friend uses, help reassure them that it's not influencing your behavior: "I'm sorry you've heard her using inappropriate language. I don't talk that way and I'll make sure she understands what is and isn't appropriate to say in the house." If your parents know that a friend smokes, you need let them know that it doesn't affect your choices. "I know Sam smokes, and I don't like it either. But he is still a good, trustworthy friend and doesn't smoke around me." If you do have a friend that smokes, try talking to them about quitting!
A: Find a good time to talk. Set a reasonable goal. Plan what you want to say. Address their concerns.

Article: Put Nutella all over one side. Cut it in half in needed. When it is nice and crispy take it out.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Lay out the puff pastry. Fold it to make a sausage. Put in oven. Serve on plates or a plate, and enjoy!

Article: Especially if you are in a household with children who are prone to frequent cuts and abrasions while playing it can be helpful to have some supplies in the house that are "easy-access" for when an injury does occur. These can be purchased over-the-counter at any drugstore or pharmacy, and are described in more detail in the steps below. Either iodine or hydrogen peroxide is effective as an antiseptic meaning they work to reduce the likelihood of infection in a wound. Do not rub the area too hard when applying the antiseptic, as this may further the injury or cause irritation to the wound. Gently applying it is all that is required. Use a cotton ball to apply the antiseptic to the wound surface; this is because the cotton ball is clean, so it will not further contaminate the wound, as opposed to using your hand. Note that hydrogen peroxide is the most commonly used antiseptic, and it can be purchased at any drug store or pharmacy. Antibiotic creams or ointments, such as Neosporin or Triple Antibiotic, can be applied directly over the cut, and then covered by a Band-Aid. These greatly diminish the possibility of bacterial infection of the cut or abrasion. These have been shown to boost the immune system and to increase speed of healing. Examples include gently rubbing aloe vera, honey, or lavender oil on the wound, and then covering it with a bandage.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand that sometimes it is easier to store pre-made disinfectant supplies at home. Purchase antiseptics. Use topical antibiotics. Try other natural remedies that decrease the chance of wound infection.