Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Flavor your vodka with Skittles. Snack on some vodka-infused Gummy Bears. Make a Starburst-infused vodka drink.

Answer: Just like Starburst vodka, this candy cocktail is an alcoholic twist on a childhood favorite. Separate individual Skittles by flavor. Unlike Starburst, this concoction is best enjoyed in discrete flavors. You will need 60 Skittles for each flavor you intend to make. Put the Skittles into an empty water bottle. Use a funnel to pour 6 ounces of vodka into the water bottle. Shake until the vodka takes on the Skittles color. Let the mixture sit a few hours to allow the candy to break down and blend into the vodka. Filter the mixture using an everyday coffee filter, then pour the refined mixture into a seal-able glass bottle. Let freeze for a few hours. Your Skittle vodka is now ready for consumption! Though not a drink, these fruity, alcoholic treats are fun appetizers to go with your beverage. Fill a Tupperware container with as many Gummy Bears as you want. Pour vodka into the container until it covers the top of the candy. Seal the Tupperware and keep in the refrigerator for at least three days before eating. Taste the Gummy Bears after the second day to gauge whether the strength of the alcohol is to your liking. If not, simply add or empty some vodka from the Tupperware. You may substitute Gummy Worms for Gummy Bears, however, avoid Red Fish and Swedish Fish gummy candies. These candies will not fully soak in the vodka and can sometimes result in an unpleasant goo. This fruity, makeshift candy cocktail can be enjoyed in each Starburst flavor. Either separate the Starburst squares by flavor or mix the squares based on the taste you want to achieve. Fill an empty water bottle with about 10 unwrapped squares of Starburst. Use a funnel to pour 7 ounces of vodka into the water bottle. Shake well until the vodka begins to take on the Starburst's color. Let the mixture sit overnight to allow the Starburst to break down and blend with the vodka. Strain the liquid using a standard coffee filter. This will help separate chunks of Starburst and make the solution smoother. Pour the blend into containers that are freezer-safe. Glass bottles with seal-able caps are best. Freeze the cocktail for a few hours, then enjoy!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tuck in your shirt. Add a dressier top. Use professional layers. Wear professional shoes. Add some accessories.

Answer: Tucking in your shirt is appropriate when wearing cropped jeans in formal settings. It will also highlight your figure. Unless you're wearing something like a blouse or button, which does not tuck in easily, tuck your shirt into your jeans in casual settings. Cropped jeans can be worn to formal occasions, especially black jeans. However, they are a somewhat casual accessory. Therefore, it's best to go for a formal top if you're wearing your jeans to a formal event. Go for something like a button down shirt or a dressy blouse if you're wearing your jeans somewhere like the office. You can also try a formal turtleneck, which can look professional in an office setting. During the cooler months, try pairing cropped jeans with a sweater. This can add warmth as well as formality to cropped jeans. A formal blazer or cardigan can give an otherwise casual look a professional feel. For example, wear a blazer over a tank-top to make cropped jeans feel professional. You can also try adding a cardigan to a sleeveless sweater. Cropped jeans go with many types of shoes. Opt for professional flats, heels, and boots if you're wearing them somewhere like work or a more formal gathering. When wearing boots, make sure your pant legs fall below your jeans. Cropped jeans work with any number of accessories depending on the occasion. You can try things like scarves and hats when it's cooler out. Lighter scarves and jewelry such as watches and necklaces can work for the warmer months. For a work setting, try a formal necklace like a pearl necklace. Stud earrings are also classic professional accessories.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize physical signs of anger. Recognize emotional signs of anger. Take deep breaths. Count to ten. Get a change of scenery. Talk yourself through the problem.

Answer: When you start to feel angry, your body responds with physical signs. Knowing how your body feels when you get angry and stressed will help you figure out when you are about to explode. Some physical signs might include: Your jaws are clenched and your muscles tense. Your head or stomach hurts. Your heart starts racing. You get sweaty, even on the palms of your hands. Your face flushes. Your body or your hands shake. You get dizzy. Your emotions may start to fluctuate, which can bring on feelings of anger. Some emotional signs that you may experience include: Irritation Sadness Depression Guilt Resentment Anxiousness Defensiveness Get your anger under control before you start communicating with someone. Otherwise, you may say something you regret. Take deep breaths to clear your head and to initiate your body's calming response. Try these steps: Breathe in for a count of four, hold for a count of four, and exhale for a count of four. Make sure you are breathing with your diaphragm rather than with your chest. When you breathe with your diaphragm, your belly extends out (you can feel it with your hand). Do this as many times as necessary until you start feeling calmer. If you feel yourself getting angry and are experiencing physical and emotional symptoms of anger, tell yourself that you don't have to react right away. Count to ten to calm yourself down and give yourself a chance to think. Reserve a reaction for the moment and give yourself time to sort out your feelings. If you feel your blood start to boil, leave the situation. Take a walk. Not having the stimulus in front of you, the thing or person you are mad at, will help you calm yourself down. If you find yourself getting angry, calm down and talk through the problem rationally to yourself. Use your reasoning before your body gets out of control. Before anger takes over your mind, you can "talk yourself down." Even if you might not feel like you can control this process, you can keep the positive dialog going on in your head to help you practice dealing with your anger in a different way. For example, you can say to yourself: "My boss yells at me every day. I have a hard time dealing with this and it makes me angry. I'm allowed to be angry, but I can't allow this to take over my life or ruin my day. I can deal with my boss assertively even though he is acting aggressively. I am looking for another job, but in the meantime, every time he yells, I can tell him it's difficult to understand him when he's so upset. If there is a problem, let's sit and talk about it so I can help him come up with a solution. If there is anything that he needs me to do, I can do it if he can manage to tell me what it is without yelling at me. This way, I can keep my cool while teaching him how to behave well."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Smother your lawn. Use solarization to remove your old lawn. Remove the old lawn using herbicides. Remove the sod.

Answer:
Smothering your lawn will block light and prevent photosynthesis, killing the grass and weeds. The smothering method is not as dependent upon the weather as solarization or herbicides. Mow the grass closely. Cover it with layers of cardboard or newspaper (use black ink; colored ink could contain metals). Wet the covering and top it off with grass clippings (4 inches / 10 cm or more), compost, 6-inch (15cm) wood chips, or another organic mulch. Black plastic also works. It will block the sun and prevent photosynthesis. Avoid heavy mulching in shady areas,which prevents the soil from warming up, causing too much moisture in the root zone. The layers of your old lawn will break down, making compost. The soil is now ready for planting. Solarization uses the sun's heat to kill the old grass by cooking it. Weeds, seeds and pathogens are also removed.You'll need to cover the entire lawn with clear plastic Keep the lawn covered for about 7 weeks. Cloudy days slow things down. The hottest days with direct sunlight are optimal for solarization. Remove the plastic when the grass has died. The dead grass can also be removed, or you can leave it as compost. Clear plastic is preferable to opaque because more sunlight can get to the grass surface. Thick plastic will last longer because it's sturdier and resists tears. Herbicides will kill weeds, roots and grass. Read the full label before you begin and be sure to follow all safety instructions, including the use of personal protective gear. Mix the herbicide in accordance with the directions on the product, then apply it over the entire lawn, taking care to avoid nearby garden plants. Select a herbicide that will degrade quickly. This will minimize how long it stays in the environment. Herbicides containing glyphosate are a wise choice. Add just a few drops of dishwashing liquid soap or another surfactant to help the herbicide stick to vegetation. Apply the herbicide on a sunny day (60 degrees or above) so that the herbicide will dry quickly. Choose a day with little to no wind to avoid drifting. Reapply the herbicide if the turf has not completely died. Wait about four weeks before reapplying. Wait one week after the final application. Till the dead turf into your soil. Sod removal works best for grass that doesn't have long roots. Grasses that are perennial, Bermuda grass and perennial rye, for instance, have roots that go down several feet. It's hard to get all of it by cutting away the sod. Kill the vegetation using one of the methods above first to make sod removal easier. Rent a sod cutter if you don't have one. They're about $70.00 per day. Alternately, you can use a flat shovel rather than a sod cutter. It's less expensive, but it's a lot more labor. Cut the sod into strips. After cutting the sod, roll up the strips and dispose of them. Alternately, you can leave the sod in place by inverting it and using it for compost. Cover the inverted sod in 6 to 10 layers of newspaper. The decomposed sod improves the soil and prevents grass from regrowing. Do not leave the sod in place if it contains undesirable weeds or invasive grasses. You can also use the inverted sod to make high places on your lawn or to fill in low places.