Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Maintain your furnace. Buy energy efficient appliances. Install storm windows.

Answer: Replace the filter on your furnace according to manufacturer suggestions to keep it working efficiently. If you think your furnace is not working properly, call a maintenance technician to have it inspected. Keeping your furnace clean and properly adjusted can save you up to five percent on your monthly heating bill. Keep energy conservation in mind when replacing items in your home. Energy-efficient appliances and furnaces cost an average of 15 percent less to run than older models. Have your HVAC equipment evaluated every ten years to make sure it is performing well. You may also want to consider installing a programmable thermostat or a smart thermostat so that you can ensure the heat only kicks on when you want it to. You'll find them starting at around thirty bucks, but some are as much as a hundred. If you have the funds available, install windows rated for winter weather. Storm windows can be purchased from a window installer, contractor, or home improvement store. Unless you are an experienced professional, it is best to have a contractor or window technician install new windows around your home. If you cannot afford storm windows, consider using plastic sheeting or shrink wrap around your windows to create an extra barrier for the cold air. Make sure the adhesive used to hold up the plastic goes all the way around the window with no gaps to let cold air in. During the winter months, move beds and other furniture away from exterior walls, which are typically the coldest spots in the house.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your pediatrician. Get your baby acclimated to the car seat. Leave only if you are feeling well. Plan for delays. Take someone with you if possible. Dress your baby in layers. Feed and change your baby before you leave. Take frequent breaks. Never feed your baby while you are driving. Pay attention to parking.

Answer: If you will be taking a very long trip, check in with your baby's pediatrician first. He or she can check your baby's health and give you tips for traveling. If you do not travel by car often, you may need to get your baby used to being in the car seat. Put your baby in the seat a few times before you go, and let him or her play and/or take a short nap there. This will reduce the likelihood of your baby protesting the car seat when you get on the road. Your baby's health is important, but so is yours make sure that you are healthy and feeling well before you leave, especially if you will be the only one driving. Remember that you will have to stop frequently to feed, change, and comfort your baby. If a trip usually takes you six hours, plan for at least eight or nine hours with a baby on board. If delays become significant, and your trip is a long one, you may want to check in for the night at a roadside hotel. This will give you a chance to rest and recharge before tackling the rest of your journey. If it's at all possible, try to have another adult with you on the trip. Having someone to keep you company and help entertain the baby will make the trip more enjoyable, and having someone to share the driving will make it less exhausting. Depending on the weather conditions, you'll want to dress your baby in at least a few layers so that he or she does not get too warm or too cold. A onesie and socks can serve as the base layer, and you can add clothing as necessary. Take care of your baby's basic needs before you start driving. If your baby is warm, dry, and fed, he or she will be more likely to tolerate the drive. Moreover, you'll be able to get a good start and drive for awhile without having to stop prematurely. You and your baby will both do better if you stop to rest every few hours. Time these rests so that you can feed your baby and try not to disrupt his or her schedule. When you stop briefly to feed your baby, be sure you allow enough time for burping. This will help ensure that your baby does not develop an upset stomach during the ride. Even if your baby seems to be doing well, it's good to stop periodically and get out of the car. Fresh air and a change of pace are good for both of you. Besides, it's not good for your baby to sit constrained in a car seat for extended periods of time especially if he or she is a newborn. Consider, especially, making unplanned stops if you see a park or another place that would be good for a walk. Do not give your baby a bottle or any other food while the car is in motion, as your baby may choke, swallow too much air, or vomit. If your baby needs to eat, stop the car. Make sure you park so that you have enough room to open the back doors of the car, and try to park so that the baby is on the side of the road away from moving vehicles.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a location for your taxi company. Purchase property, comprehensive, and liability insurance for your taxi company. Use GPS location software to help the central location keep an eye on taxis.

Answer: Make sure it has easy access to all major routes in your area and enough parking spaces to safely store all your vehicles. Insurance will protect your company in the event of damage, theft, accidents, or lawsuits. The GPS should be up-to-date, such as Waze.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with a small piece of paper such as an index card and rip it as much as you can without ripping it into multiple pieces Write your note naturally and then fold your index card with the torn parts so it's about a 1x1 inch square with folds on the edge so it looks like a bit of ripped paper going to the trash. Walk up the the trash and throw it close to the trash can but not in. Have your friend afterwards walk up the trash can, pick up the note as if it was just a random piece of paper and when they get up, switch the note with any piece of paper they have that looks like the note which they would throw into the trash. Done!

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The teacher may have seen the note but would not have realized it and would've thought that a random student who went to throw away a piece a paper just felt nice enough to pick up someone else's trash.