In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're mailing a letter of standard size weighing less than an ounce and addressed to a U.S. address (including an APO or FPO address), place one first-class stamp in the top-right corner of the letter. Stamps are available for purchase at any post office, online at USPS.com, and at various retail stores. Stamps come with either standard or special designs. If you want to purchase a decorative or commemorative stamp, go to a post office and ask to see their selection. Stamps rise in price periodically. If you have old postage stamps, check usps.com to make sure the stamps you have will still cover the full cost of first-class postage. You may have to use more than one stamp. Letters that are heavy or oversized and letters that are being mailed overseas require extra postage to reach their destination. USPS.com displays all current postage rates. If you have an accurate postage scale at home, you can weigh and measure your letter to determine how much postage you'll need to pay. Record the measurements, then check USPS.com for rates. Affix the appropriate postage to the top-right corner of your letter. If you don't have a scale, take your letter to a post office to have it weighed. The clerk will be able to calculate exactly how much postage you'll need.
Summary: Use a first-class stamp. Buy extra postage.

When you imagine your future career, you likely have some kind of idea as to what area of fashion you want to be in. Once you've got a basic idea, determine what kind of education is necessary. While many careers don't technically require a degree, it is a rarity for people to make it big without the experience that comes with education. Think outside the box. If you'd like to branch into fashion by becoming a hair stylist, you can skip a bachelor's degree and go straight to a technical school. If editing a magazine sounds like something you'd like, you may want to consider working towards a degree in communications. If opening your own store sounds like your dream job, skip the design classes and trade them for a business degree. If you're unsure what kind of education is needed, hunt down job postings for your desired career. They will often list prerequisites and required education. Consider also reaching out to mentors within the field and ask what they recommend. Experienced people within the industry will have a better sense of what is appropriate and what to avoid. Fashion schools aren't located on every city block. The quality ones will often come with a high price tag and be at larger cities. The name of the institution may be worth the extra cost. Less expensive schools may not offer the immediate prestige of a higher profile school. By considering the total cost of your education, you can weigh the pros and cons of attending a high profile school versus a community college. When analyzing the cost of education, ensure that you consider what exactly you are paying for. This includes, but is not limited to, tuition, student fees, books, material costs, and all living expenses such as rent and food. Before enrolling to get a fashion-related degree, determine if the institution is reputable or not. Ask yourself basic questions such as if the school is well-known and respected, and who has previously graduated from it. Also consider if the school is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. A good way to check out the respectability of a school is to look at who the alumni are. If you find many of your mentors have come from a certain institution, it is a sure sign that the school is respectable. Picking a reputable school is as important as anything. Going to school may be considerably expensive and lengthy. Wasting your precious time and money on a degree from an awful institution will come back to haunt you. Always ensure that you have put in the groundwork to find an institution worth investing your time and money.
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One-sentence summary -- Know what is required. Consider the cost. Evaluate the school.

Q: After the soup has simmered for 45 minutes, mix three tablespoons of cornmeal into a small amount of water, adding water and stirring until the mixture has reached a paste-like consistency. Then pour the mixture into the soup and stir. Adding cornmeal makes the soup a little thicker and also adds the subtle flavor of corn. After you have added the cornmeal, let the soup simmer for another 30 minutes. This will make the soup more flavorful and less watery, and also will cook the vegetables to the ideal state. While the soup is simmering, prepare the toppings for your soup. Cut the red onion and avocado into small chunks, and break the cilantro leaves from the stem. After the soup has simmered for thirty minutes, turn off the heat and let it sit for 15-20 minutes. This lets the flavors fully integrate and soak into the chicken and vegetables. Add the tortilla strips fifteen minutes before serving if you prefer softer strips that have absorbed the flavor of the soup, or right before serving if you prefer them to be crunchy. Then add the onion, avocado, and cilantro, along with a dollop of sour cream on top. Serve and enjoy! You can also add cheddar cheese to the soup for an extra kick of flavor. Feel free to experiment and add whatever toppings you'd like.
A: Add a cornmeal-water mixture to the soup. Simmer the soup for 30 minutes. Prepare the garnish ingredients. Turn off the heat and let the soup sit. Garnish the soup and serve. Finished.

Problem: Article: If you have lingering pain or other methods don't alleviate your back pain, take an over the counter medication. However, if you experience continued discomfort, consult your doctor. Take ibuprofen or another type of NSAID (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) to help relieve your back pain. Pain relievers are also good for other symptoms of dysmenorrhea such as headaches. Because birth control pills often contain hormones and control a woman's menstrual cycle, taking them may help alleviate pain associated with your period. Consult with your doctor about taking the pill, which may help to relieve your back pain. Skipping the placebo, or pill-free, week, may also help manage back pain. You need a prescription to get birth control pills, so you'll need to schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss your options. Some sources suggest quinine for cramping and pain. However, medical professionals agree that quinine is dangerous and can cause a numerous health problems such cardiac arrhythmia, nausea, headaches, and tinnitus.
Summary:
Take a pain reliever. Obtain a birth control pill prescription. Stay away from quinine.