Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand that the human body's pH level can't be adjusted. Don't believe claims that alkalines are disease cures. Understand the danger of alkalosis.

Answer: Claims that an alkaline diet and lifestyle will make your body more alkaline are false. In fact, the body has multiple complex mechanisms for keeping the pH level of its blood in a relatively narrow range between 7.35 and 7.45. While other fluids (like urine and the contents of the stomach) can have different pH levels, these are not by themselves a sign of your overall health. Note that a blood pH level outside of this narrow range can cause dangerous conditions called acidosis (if the pH gets too low) and alkalosis (if the pH gets too high). It's generally impossible for healthy people to get either of these conditions simply through diet and lifestyle changes. Some sources unfortunately claim that an alkaline diet offers protection against serious health problems like cancer. There is no scientific grounding for these claims. If you have a major health problem, do not prioritize an alkaline diet over proper medical care. The basis for claims that alkaline diets help cure cancer are a few studies that show that certain cancer cells can grow faster in acidic solutions. However, these studies were performed in test tubes not in human bodies. In fact, the differences between the conditions in a test tube and those in the human body are so great that it can't be said with certainty that an alkaline diet wouldn't be harmful in a real-world situation. As noted above, a harmful condition called alkalosis occurs when the pH of the blood is too high. This is almost always a cause of disease, organ damage, altitude sickness, or poisoning. Because alkalosis is so dangerous, it's important to never attempt to artificially raise your blood pH level directly (via injection, drinking a strong alkaline solution, etc.) This mistake can be deadly. Symptoms of alkalosis include nausea, confusion, headache, muscle spasms, light-headedness, and numbness in the face or limbs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start slow and easy. Keep it varied. Avoid excess. Make your mouth appealing. Communicate and practice.

Answer: Keep in mind that some people enjoy a lot of hot and heavy kissing, while other people enjoy it only in certain situations. Then again, some people like to keep it light and soft all the time. So play it safe and always start light. Then, as you slowly crank up the passion, pay attention to how they respond. Depending on their reaction: Keep raising the intensity and seeing how they react. Settle back down if they seem overwhelmed. Try again a little while later to see if they just need to warm up to it. Stick to light kisses if they seem always seem turned off by more hot-and-heavy action. Once you know what they like, don't stick to doing the same thing all the time. Even though they might prefer like one way of kissing more than others, expect them to get bored if that's all you ever do. Switch things up every now and then to keep them on their toes. Of course, everyone has their own likes and dislikes, so not all of these may work, but you could try: Teasing them by holding back until they beg for more. Moving from their mouth to their neck, ears, or elsewhere. Biting their bottom lip very gently. Remember: a little goes a long way when it comes to some styles of kissing. Keep in mind that the little variations that you throw in to spice things up can become turn-offs if you overdo them. Even if your partner enjoys them initially, adopt a "less-is-more" approach when it comes to things like: Forceful tongue action Hickies Nibbling Saliva Ear play Remember that your kissing could be flawless, but the state of your mouth and lips could turn your partner off despite this. Practice good dental hygiene. Be mindful of how you apply lipstick. Do things like: Regularly brushing, flossing, and rinsing your mouth in general. Making a point of doing the same right before a date. Being careful of what you eat, drink, or smoke on a date. Applying lip balm to chapped lips. Applying lipstick lightly or nixing it altogether. If your partner seems unresponsive, ask them what you could do to improve. Show your confidence by being open to suggestions. At the same time, demonstrate that you're main goal here is to please them, not protect your pride.This is important because the only way to improve is to keep on kissing! Just say something like: "You can tell me if you don't like something. I just want to make you happy." "Is there anything you like that I'm not doing?"

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drain some water from the aquarium. Remove Clean the area.

Answer: Drain the water low enough to allow room to clean and dry the area around the leak. You can use a cup, bucket, or other container to remove the water. If the leak is at the bottom of the aquarium, you will need to remove all water and aquarium rocks from the tank. If the leak is very low in the tank, you may have to move the fish and aquatic plants into a temporary container or other aquarium while repairs are made. Keep in mind that the sealant you seal the leak with will have to cure before refilling the tank, so plan accordingly to keep your fish and plants healthy. the old sealant. Scrape away the old sealant around the leaking area with a razor blade scraper. You want to make sure to remove silicone from the leaking area but you don't want to remove the silicone from between the glass panes. The means that you are just removing the silicone bead on the inside corner of the tank. If you didn't drain the entire aquarium because the leak in high up on the walls of the aquarium, be careful not to allow any of the old sealant to drop in the tank. Silicone sometimes does not bond well with old silicone. You may end up having to remove a lot of the silicone on the inside of the tank and then resealing all the seams at one time. If you are already draining, drying, and scraping silicone, you might as well do the whole thing. Wipe the area with a clean cloth dampened with acetone. This will remove any residue and other foreign material from the leak area. Dry with a paper towel and allow to completely air dry, which usually takes about 15 minutes. Having a clean area will assure that the new silicone that you apply will hold to the glass and you will not end up with another leak in the near future.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Focus on the look of the Supervillain. Figure out what powers your villain will have. Think of the evil plot they will have, as every bad guy has one. Give them an evil laugh. Consider a henchman. Give them a weakness or something that will be their downfall afterwards. Give your villain some connection to your hero.

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<\/p><\/div>"} He/She could have elements of water, fire, earth, nature. But don't let the basic elements hold you captive. Be creative and make up your own power. If not, try considering things like electricity, superhuman strength, telekinesis, flight, ice, darkness (a good one), or anything you want. Combining more than one power is also possible, but don't make it too strong. Remember, the good guy should always win...for some reason. The whole "Taking Over The World" thing is outdated. Be more original. For example, Magneto (X-Men) was seen as evil because he was tired of humans treating him and all mutants like trash. Mr Freeze (Batman) had the whole story with his wife - if you watched the movie, you'd know. Nevertheless, let the villain have a good, genuine reason for being so mean (e.g. jealousy, alienation, revenge, protection). A laugh is a confirmation of their power, so it has to suit them. Pick it out carefully. You could choose the deep Dracula kind of chuckle for the guys, the high toned witch cackle could suit some females, but not all. Others would rather prefer the lower mysterious laugh, that is sometimes even confused with a giggle. There are countless choices. In complex plots, henchmen have their very own personalities and would not be considered as part of the super villain. But if the story is short and simple, a henchman can be limited. Give them a basic good quality - e.g. brains, strength, speed, obedience, bravery - and a basic bad quality - e.g. stupidity, clumsiness, cowardice. They don't have to look like the villain, but it would be good if they shared some characteristics or ideas. They could have, for example, the same goal and reason to be doing such dastardly crime. It could be a physical thing, like Achilles' heel, or a mental or inner flaw like greed or jealousy. He could have also been betrayed. But don't let it be an accident, his or her defeat. The point is to teach people that crime does not pay, so let his loss be by flaw. Throughout the story, show signs of his flaw, as Caesar showed signs of his arrogance throughout the Shakespearean play, and it was this flaw which caused him to die. He wasn't a Supervillain, but yours should, as Caesar, perish in the end. A betrayed friend or a spurned lover, if the rivalry is personal it makes for more intense battles.