Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick a savings goal. Keep your savings in a separate account. Invest raises and bonuses. Dedicate any additional income to your savings.

Answer: Saving tends to be easier when you know what you're saving for. Try to set a goal, such as building an emergency fund, saving for a down payment, saving for a major household purchase, or building a retirement fund. If your bank will let you, you can even give your account a nickname such as "Vacation Fund" to help remind you of what you're working toward. A savings account is generally the easiest place to put your savings if you are just starting out. If you already have a solid emergency fund and have a reasonable amount to invest, such as $1,000, you may consider something like a certificate of deposit (CD). CDs make your money much harder to get to for a fixed period of time but tend to pay you a higher interest rate. Keeping your savings separate from your checking account will make it less likely that you'll spend your savings. Savings accounts also tend to pay a slightly higher interest rate than checking accounts. Many banks will allow you to set up an automatic transfer between your checking and savings accounts. Set up a monthly transfer from your checking to your savings, even if it's just for a small amount. That's a relatively painless way to build your savings. If you get a raise, a bonus, a tax refund, or an unexpected windfall, put it in your savings or, if you have one, your retirement account. This is an easy way to help boost your account without compromising your current budget. If you get a raise, invest the difference between your budgeted salary and your new salary directly into your savings. Since you already have a plan to live off your old salary, you can use the new influx of cash to build your savings. If you work a side gig, build a budget based on your primary source of income, and dedicate your other earnings to your savings or retirement account. This will help grow your savings faster while making your budget more comfortable.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean your dog's ears Recognize the symptoms of ear mites. Know how difficult it is to spot the mites. Realize that all dogs in the house may need to be treated.

Answer: regularly. Regular ear cleaning with a ceruminolytic agent (meaning a solution that softens earwax) will help reduce the levels of wax the ear mites feed on. This makes the ear canal a less attractive environment for the mites. The frequency of cleaning will depend on how waxy your dog's ears usually get. As a general rule, clean the ear and if the cotton wool comes away soiled, clean again the following day, and so on until the cotton wool comes away clean. Then, clean weekly (or more frequently, if necessary). Keep an eye out for symptoms so that you can catch a re-emergence early. Watch for signs of irritation around the head and neck such as: Shaking and/or scratching his ears Itchiness centered around the head and neck A thick, dark brown waxy discharge in one or both ear canals Irritation of the skin around the temples The dog holding its head to one side Thick, brown wax in the ear canals, especially in multiple dogs in the same household. If you do spot any of these symptoms and/or behaviors, go to your vet as soon as possible. They will be able to ascertain the cause of these symptoms and make sure the culprit is ear mites. Ear mites are tiny parasites, measuring less than .5 millimetres (0.020in), and only just visible to naked eye. Mites are also photophobic (afraid of light) and tend to live deep within the ear canal, so you need a special instrument, called an auroscope, to see them. Alternatively, your vet may smear a sample of wax from the affected ear onto a slide and examine this under the microscope to look for adult mites, larvae or eggs. Ear mites are easily transferred between animals. To stop a dog becoming re-infected, be sure to treat all animals that come in contact with your pet, or they may re-infect the clean animal. Launder all bedding used and shared by the dogs in your house. Use detergent and hot water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Compare each diet's philosophy about carbohydrates. Decide which foods you would rather eat. Decide how much you want to cook.

Answer:
NutriSystem does not limit the amount of carbs that you can eat. You are simply expected to eat mostly low-GI carbs. Atkins, on the other hand, restricts the quantity of carbs that you can consume. Both diets will require you to change your eating habits for life, but Atkins will require you to more strictly restrict your carb intake. NutriSystem provides you with prepared meals, while Atkins will require you to plan your own menus and cook your own meals.