Cover a baking tray with aluminum foil, then set a wire baking rack in it. Place the ribs bone-side down in the tray, and heat them for 30 minutes. Brush marinade on both sides of the ribs and turn them over. Keep brushing the ribs with the marinade and turning them every 30 minutes or so for 2-4 hours. Check that the internal temperature reaches 145F (63C). Pour some marinade in the bottom of the pot. Lean the ribs against the inside of the pot and each other so they're standing on end. Place the lid on the pot, and bring the pot to high pressure for 9 minutes, and then let it slowly release pressure over 10 minutes. Carefully release the rest of the pressure by opening the valve on top. Keep your hands and face out of the way of the steam. Put the ribs bone-side down in the smoker. Brush the ribs every hour or so with the marinade. Cook the ribs for 4 to 5 hours, until they reach an internal temperature of 145F (63C). Any kind of smoker will work for this process, as long as you maintain a constant temperature. Try cherry, apple, or mesquite wood for a flavorful smoke. Oil the grill first. To create indirect heat, either pile the charcoal on one side or light only one part of the grill. Set the meat bone-side down off to one side. Do not place it directly over the heat. Cook each side of the meat for 30 minutes, applying marinade several times. If the ribs aren't fork-tender yet, cook them for longer. Aim for 225F (107C) for a gas grill. You can soak wood chips in water and place them on the charcoal or in the bottom of the gas grill if you want the meat to have a smokey flavor.
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One-sentence summary -- Heat the ribs in the oven at 300F (149C) for an easy method. Use an instant pressure cooker to quickly cook and tenderize the meat. Place the ribs in a smoker at 225F (107C) for extra smokiness. Grill over indirect heat for one-method cooking.

Q: For most people with PMS, the symptoms appear about 4-5 days before the start of the menstrual period. Emotional problems that can be symptoms of PMS include one or more of the following: Tension Anxiety Depressed mood Crying spells Mood swings Irritability or anger Appetite changes Food cravings Trouble falling asleep (insomnia) Social withdrawal Poor concentration These can vary greatly from person to person, and can even change from month to month. Physical symptoms of PMS include: Joint or muscle pain Headache Fatigue Weight gain related to fluid retention Abdominal bloating Breast pain or tenderness Acne flare-ups Constipation or diarrhea
A: Gauge whether you have emotional PMS symptoms. Assess your physical symptoms of PMS.

Article: Use digital marketing to spread awareness of your new college to potential students as well as possible faculty members. Create clean and attractive content that you can use to advertise your college and let people know that you're open for enrollment. Make sure you add links to your website as well as include contact information that people can use to find out more about your college. Use email marketing to promote your college to a large group of people for relatively low costs. High schools, event centers, and social groups such as the Knights of Columbus often hold career fairs to help new and current students find a job, internship, and college to attend. Look into renting booth space at events near you so you can present your college to potential students. Look for local events in your area and contact the group organizing it to find out about renting a booth. Recruit volunteers or hire people to run a booth at events across your area so you can reach out to more potential students. List an employment advertisement seeking teachers and administrators for your college on an online job site. People seeking to work at your college can send you their resumes so you can look through them, schedule interviews, and find the right people for the job. Popular online job listing sites include Indeed and Monster.com. Offer a better salary and benefits to faculty at other colleges to attract them to your school. Adding experienced faculty members to your staff will add more legitimacy to your college and the experience will help you build successful academic programs. Reach out to faculty at other colleges by email to see if they're interested in a meeting to discuss employment at your school.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Advertise your college online to enroll new students. Attend local career fairs to recruit new students. Post an ad seeking faculty members on online job sites. Recruit faculty from other colleges.

Article: If your rash is itching and burning a lot, a cool washcloth can do a lot to help control pain. Just take a clean washcloth or a paper towel and soak it in very cool water. Rest the cloth on the irritated area to help soothe the skin. Let the skin dry thoroughly before repeating the treatment. If you use ice, don't leave the ice on for longer than 10-15 minutes. If your skin is numbed by burn or rash, it's possible to frostbite yourself with prolonged exposure to the ice. Extra-virgin olive oil works as a skin moisturizer, helping to soothe dry or itchy skin. Olive oil is rich in antioxidants and Vitamin E, making it an excellent and natural remedy for itchy skin. Turmeric powder has anti-inflammatory properties, and is sometimes added to olive oil to use as a skin treatment. Coconut oil, castor oil, and cod liver oil are also commonly used as skin treatments. Use caution when applying oil to a rash. If it starts to burn, wash it with soap and water and pat it with a clean, dry towel. Some people like to use baking soda mixed with a little oil, like coconut or olive, to create a balm for itchy skin. Baking soda helps to dry out the skin, sometimes helping to relieve the burning and itching associated with a rash. If you try this, rinse it off after a few minutes and keep the rash clean and dry. Dry skin is sometimes one of the conditions of lots of rashes, including eczema, and leaving baking soda on a rash for too long can make it worse. Oatmeal baths and compresses are common remedies for heat rashes, poison ivy rashes, chicken pox, and other types of mild rashes. Oatmeal helps to soothe skin and control the itchiness associated with rashes. You can purchase an oatmeal bath at a drug store or make your own. To make an oatmeal remedy: Grind oatmeal finely in a coffee grinder or food processor, then mix a cup into your bathwater. Agitate the water some to mix, and soak for 15-20 minutes.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a cold compress to control pain. Apply olive oil to rashes. Apply baking soda. Apply oatmeal.