Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick the time of year you want to travel. Search for ideal locations for the specific time of year. Figure out how many days your schedule permits you to take off.

Answer: Cruises are available year around. Your first step is figuring out when you would like to take cruise. Each destination has what is considered a high season and low season. Oftentimes, the summer months and around the holidays when children are out of school are high demand travel months. There are however perks to seeking a cruise during the lower season months. The high and low season months will vary between destinations. High season: The plus of traveling during the high season is that you will most likely have the best weather and the ideal conditions to go on excursions. The downside is that the high season is more expensive and a lot of times more crowded. If you are planning to travel during the high season, make your reservations further in advance. Low season: The plus side is that you will likely score a bargain deal on a cruise during the low season. The downside is that the low season typically implies that the weather could be less than ideal and conditions might not be the best for certain excursions like animal sightings, snorkeling, or fishing. Once you decide when you can travel, you can start looking at places that are best to travel to during that specific time of year. Where it is high season one place it is likely low season somewhere else. For example, the best time and weather to travel to Alaska is late-June through mid-July. On the flip side, those same months are considered the low season for Mexican cruises due to the heat. If you are planning on doing more indoor activities, you might consider choosing a cruise that is operating during its low season, as you will likely find a cheaper ticket. If you are planning on taking a lot of excursions and engaging in outdoor activities, you will want to find a cruise that is available during its higher season to ensure the best weather and conditions. Cruises range from a few days to a yearlong. If you only have a short amount of time, it is best to pick a destination in which you do not need to travel far. Unless you happen to live close to a major port, you will need to fly or drive first in order to catch your cruise. There are 24 major ports in the United States. If you live in Washington, it might be more time feasible to look for a cruise that leave on the western coast of the United States instead of flying all the way to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick a convenient conferencing software. Poll your attendees for a convenient time. Write an agenda Email preliminary info to all attendees. Appoint a note-taker. Send a reminder email.

Answer: These days, you have a variety of webinar programs to choose from. Select something user-friendly that most distance attendees have installed. Make sure you've chosen software with a video component if the call includes slides. If installed software isn't a realistic option, go with a service that everyone can freely access online. To accommodate attendees without software requirements, make sure the call takes place in a room with a speaker phone. This dial-in option will also be a handy backup if the webinar software fails. Pick three to five potential dates and times of day. Send an email to all participants to gauge their availability for each possibility. Tell anyone who can't make any of the times to let you know as soon as possible. You can also use online scheduling surveys like Doodle. These tools allow attendees to choose dates and times with the click of a mouse. If you choose this option, don't forget to include the link in the email. If all attendees are in the same time zone, avoid planning calls during lunch breaks, immediately at the beginning of the work day, and or after normal business hours. . Include topics that need to be discussed. Cover any questions or concerns you anticipate from other members. Focus on the positive issues first. Then, address challenges and offer solutions or ideas to overcome any obstacles. If you plan to assign any tasks to certain attendees, discuss it with them before you send out the agenda. The last thing you want to do is catch someone by surprise or give a manager or client incorrect information. Include everything they'll require to log into the call, such as the call-in number and password. Attach a draft of the agenda to the email. Ask that everyone read over it and notify you if they want to add something or revise existing content. Choose the most responsible and attentive physical attendee for this task. Make sure they include the names of everyone present. Have them summarize major points discussed, using the agenda as an outline. If they have a digital audio recorder or record function on their phone, ask them to use it if no sensitive material will be discussed. Don't skip this step if you're using the record function on the webinar software. Technology can fail when you least expect it. If that happens, you'll have written minutes as a backup. Do this on the day of the call if it's after lunch or the day before a call scheduled in the morning. Use this opportunity to send any reports or documents that will be needed on the call. It's your responsibility to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that everyone has completed their responsibilities before the call. If someone else created these materials, give them credit (or prevent blame from falling on you) by forwarding their message containing the documents.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write out your fraction. List the factors of the numerator and the denominator. Find and divide by the greatest common factor.

Answer: Leave a large space to the right hand side of your paper -- you'll need it to write out the factors. Keep them in separate lists. It may be easiest if the lists line up on top of each other. Start with 1 and work your way up, listing them in pairs. For example, if your fraction is 24/60, start off with 24.You'd write: 24 -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24 Then, move onto 60.You'd write: 60 -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60 This may be referred to as the GCF in your textbook. What's the biggest number that goes into both the numerator and the denominator? Whatever it is, divide both numbers by that. For our example, the biggest number that is a factor of both numbers is 12. Therefore, we divide 24 by 12 and 60 by 12, leaving us with 2/5 -- our reduced fraction!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rinse your hair before applying a neutralizer. Wash your hair with a clarifying shampoo at home. Apply a coconut oil hair mask. Use an essential oil hair mask.

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Ask your hairstylist to thoroughly rinse your hair for 5 minutes. Your stylist will most likely use a clarifying shampoo to help remove any silicone or chemical buildup prior to adding the neutralizer. This will help ensure that your hair is properly cleaned before the chemicals are applied, which may eliminate some of the chemical smell left in your hair by the perm process. Washing your hair with a clarifying shampoo may help reduce some of the chemical smells that have soaked into your hair. These shampoos help eliminate mineral deposits, chlorine, and other chemicals that have accumulated in your strands. Once a week, scrub your hair with a clarifying shampoo and rinse. Follow-up with a conditioning treatment. Leave-in or deep conditioners will help your hair lock-in moisture, protect your curls, and will leave your hair fragrant and perfumed. Washing your hair immediately after receiving a perm can release the newly set curls, so it is best to wait 2 to 3 days to wash your hair. Coconut oil can be found in your local grocery store. It has great conditioning properties, and its sweet, fragrant smell can help mask your perm's chemical smells. Coconut oil also has antimicrobial properties, which may also help lift some of the odor from your hair. Once a week, after washing your hair, comb the coconut oil through your hair and massage your scalp with your fingertips. Once you have distributed the oil, wrap your hair in a towel and leave the oil on for 30 minutes. Wash, condition, and rinse your hair afterward. There are a number of coconut oil hair care products and masks that can help cleanse your hair and lessen your perm's chemical smell. A coconut cleansing oil can help remove dirt and buildup, while a curl defining cream can help boost your curls definition while leaving them smelling sweet. Visit your local beauty shop to find these products or ask your hairstylist for recommendations. Using an essential oil such as lavender and rose will leave a pleasant aroma locked in your hair. Visit your local pharmacy, grocery store, or health food store to find a bottle of essential oil that you like. Use about 8-10 drops of the oil and mix it with 2 tablespoons of coconut oil or olive oil. Work this mixture into your scalp. Cover your hair with a towel or a shower cap and leave in overnight. Rinse in the morning under warm water.