Problem: Article: Even those children who don't like doctors or medicine will agree to do whatever they need to in order to feel better. If your child refuses care, it's probably because they don't need it! If they went from droopy-eyed to bright-eyed, they may be looking for a day catching up on "Arthur." Keep an ear out for any mention of homework. If they squeal with delight at the thought of not having to do any today, this might be a sign that they are trying to avoid something. Don't incentivize staying home. If staying home sick means special treats and a day of television, they won't mind falling behind in school. Sick days are meant for resting and recuperating, which can include watching television to entertain yourself during the process. However, if your child is extremely alert while watching T.V., instead of lying on the couch and watching through squinting, resting eyes, they may have another motive. So you said they could stay home, and after twenty minutes of extra sleep they're playing with LEGO and running around. They may have fooled you once, but they won't fool you again.
Summary: Suggest going to the doctor or taking medicine. Notice if your child appears excited to stay home. Restrict your child's activities. Notice if they have increased energy later in the day.

Problem: Article: Drugstores have a good supply of foundation, but what they don't offer is a way to try on the product. Foundation needs to match your skin perfectly, so it's important that you try it on at a store that offers tester strips, like MAC or Sephora. Look for foundations with built-in sun protection, so you don't have to apply yours separately. If you have to shop at a drugstore, look for a foundation in a neutral tone. Avoid anything with overtones of other colors (yellow, peach, pink, copper, etc). If you have bad skin, splurge on the best foundation you can afford. The higher quality will help even out your skin tone without aggravating your acne. The biggest mistake people make when shopping for lipstick is only considering color. Choosing a lipstick that works with the color of your skin is important, but it's not the only factor that counts. Walk around the store and see how the color holds up over time. Consider how easy or difficult the lipstick is to apply. If it's hard to apply, you won't wear it often. Think about if the lipstick feels good on your lips. If it's too dry, it won't be comfortable. For a natural lipstick color, choose a color that either matches or is slightly darker than your natural lip shade. based on what you're concealing. Concealer is meant to conceal small areas, not to be used as an all-over foundation. If you're just evening out a few small blemishes, look for a concealer with light coverage. If you have dry skin, steer clear of liquid concealers. If you have oily skin or enlarged pores, avoid stick concealers. For dark circles, select a concealer with at least medium coverage. Different types of lashes require different treatments, so it's important to match your mascara with your needs. If you have very straight lashes, you'll also need to invest in an eyelash curler. If your lashes are short, look for a mascara with a lengthening formula. If you have dry eyes, use a mascara with a wax-based formula. Skip the waterproof mascara it's harder to remove.
Summary: Buy your foundation at a specialty store. Choose a lipstick that looks and feels good. Pick your concealer Shop for a mascara that works with your lashes.

Problem: Article: This only applies if the textbook has a fixed URL and does not apply to e-books that are borrowed from the library or purchase. The URL is not always necessary to include and is formally a matter of instructor preference.Doe, John and Bob Smith. The Interesting Textbook. Ed. Richard Hoffman, 3rd ed., Big Time Publishing House, 2010. EBSCOhost. <http://www.sampleURL.com>.
Summary: Specify the URL, if applicable or desired.

Problem: Article: " Freshly squeezed ugli juice can be mixed with water and sugar to make a drink similar to lemonade. Make a simple syrup by combining 1/2 cup (125 ml) white sugar with 1/2 cup (125 ml) of water and heating the mixture in a small saucepan over medium heat. Once the sugar dissolves, transfer the syrup to a pitcher and add 1 cup (250 ml) freshly squeezed ugli fruit juice to the mixture. Add 3 to 4 cups (750 to 1000 ml) cold water to the pitcher and stir well to combine all the ingredients. Chill until ready to serve. Mix the ugli juice with rum and a sweetener. Warm it up for a sharp, sweet, and comforting treat. Squeeze the juice from two ugli fruit using a juicer. Place this in a saucepan along with 2 oz (60 ml) dark rum, and 1 Tbsp (15 ml) honey. Heat it over medium heat until the honey has dissolved. To serve, remove the drink from the heat, sprinkle in a bit of cinnamon (if desired), and serve in two clean mugs. If blended with sugar, ice, and other fruit or juices, ugli fruit can be made into a tasty and tangy fruit smoothie. Peel and quarter one ugli fruit, then peel and slice one banana. Add these to a bender with 1/4 cup (60 ml) pineapple juice, 1/4 cup (60 ml) milk, and 2 Tbsp (30 ml) white sugar or honey. Blend together until smooth, add 8 ice cubes, and blend again until the ice is crushed. This will make about four servings, which should be enjoyed immediately. You could also experiment with your own variations. Any flavor you might pair with citrus will likely work, including strawberry, mango, or other tropical fruit or citrus fruit.
Summary:
Make ugli fruit "lemonade. Prepare a hot toddy. Mix up a smoothie.