Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Regain your confidence. Stay positive. Take care of yourself. Set appropriate personal standards. Plan activities you can do with the women you meet.

Answer: Divorce can be hard on the ego. You may feel unwanted, unloved, or cynical and suspicious of others after getting divorced. But unless you are comfortable with who you are and can honestly confront the pain, frustration, and disappointment you feel about your past, you will continue to lack confidence. The dissolution of your marriage may have felt like the end of the world, but those feelings don't own you. Stay mindful of your feelings and practice emotion-focused coping. Emotion-focused coping is the strategy of acknowledging that you cannot change what happened, but you can change your reaction to it. In other words, accept that you've been through a divorce and feel bad about it, but remember that you still have the rest of your life ahead of you. Look forward to happier tomorrows. Try to avoid your ex. Talking to or otherwise interacting with them might reopen old wounds. If you find they're on your mind, distract yourself by going for a jog or playing a game. Being in a happy relationship does not define you. Become happy and confident with yourself before you attempt another relationship. Dating after a divorce can be a challenge. When your marriage ends, you may feel depressed and hopeless. Combat these negative feelings by rebuilding your positive mental attitude. Write a list of your good qualities and post it somewhere you'll see it each day like your fridge. For instance, you might list qualities like "generous, caring, thoughtful," and "intelligent" (among others) on your list. Share your list with a support group of friends or family to get a more objective view of yourself. Look at it when you wake each day. Make a list of new beliefs or affirmations you want to incorporate into your thinking. Read these new concepts or beliefs aloud after reading your list of positive qualities. For instance, you might make an affirmation list which reads, in part, "I am a good person and deserve to be happy," and "I do not need to be married to have a full life." When you feel negative feelings or thoughts intruding, make yourself aware of them and push them away. Tell yourself they are not your real thoughts, and are thus empty of meaning. Do not let your divorce ruin your life and health. Spend time with your family and friends. Engage in the hobbies you haven't had time for due to marital obligations, or develop new hobbies that you've always wanted to try. Maintain good hygiene by dressing well, showering and shaving regularly, and brushing and flossing your teeth. Eat a healthy diet centered on fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Keep your home tidy and clean. Feeling organized and fresh will give you a positive energy and help you attract women, too. Ask yourself what your social price is -- the value you assign yourself as a person. Will you set a low social price and become involved with anyone willing to tolerate you? Or will you demonstrate that you value yourself and be more selective in your dating practices? While these decisions often go on at the unconscious level, becoming more aware of your dating behavior is an important step towards determining what kind of relationship you can expect when meeting women. Make a list of at least 15 activities you'd like to do with an ideal partner that you couldn't or didn't do with your ex-spouse. For instance, your ex may have hated the rodeo, auto races, and the gun range. Being honest about what you're interested in and what you look for in a partner will help you make positive dating choices. Look to meet women who are interested in these activities and willing to go with you. Don't wait too long before asking out women you're interested in. Sometimes the mere act of going on a date -- even one which ends miserably -- can jump-start your feelings of independence and make you more comfortable with the notion of being single.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have sharp, clean pruning tools. Use shears for shoots less than 1 inch (2.5cm) in diameter. Use a hand saw for branches up to 3 inches (7.6cm) in diameter. Use a chainsaw with caution for major branches. Make slanted cuts that are flush with the branches.

Answer: Make sure your pruning shears or saw are both sharp and clean. If they are old and you're not sure if they are sharp, you can either sharpen them yourself or take them to your local hardware store to have them sharpened for a small fee. To clean your shears or saw, dip the blades in isopropyl alcohol for 30 seconds to disinfect them, then carefully wipe them dry with a clean towel. Use clean double-bladed shears for your smallest shoots and branches, available at your local hardware store. Consider using shears with shock absorbers to reduce your fatigue while you're pruning. Look for double-bladed gardening shears at your local hardware store. For branches in the densest, internal part of the canopy that are between 13 inches (2.57.6cm) in diameter, use a clean hand saw. You will want a saw with a rigid blade that is at least 15 inches (38cm) in length for the best results. 15in (38cm) hand saws are available at most hardware stores. If you are pruning an old, neglected tree and need to remove large branches, you may need to use a chainsaw. Use a lightweight chainsaw to avoid fatigue and take frequent breaks. Stand on the ground or a stable platform and wear a helmet, goggles, gloves, and heavy-duty clothing. Avoid operating a chainsaw if you have any health conditions that cause weakness from physical activity or if the saw is too heavy for you to easily maneuver. Cuts that are slightly slanted will help deter water from soaking into the cut and having your branch get infected. Make cuts that are right against the larger branch that the branch you're removing is growing from. Avoid leaving stubs when you make cuts. Make a clean, slanted cut right up against the larger branch.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Multiply the whole number of the mixed number by the denominator. Add the original numerator. Place the new numerator over the original denominator.

Answer: Remember that a mixed number includes a whole number combined with a proper fraction. The whole number represents how many complete wholes you have. The fraction represents how many parts of a whole you have. The denominator is an indication of how many parts a whole something can be broken into. By multiplying the whole number by the denominator, you can determine how many pieces exist among wholes. For example, if you need to convert 51416{\displaystyle 5{
rac {14}{16}}}, you would first calculate 516=80{\displaystyle 5 imes 16=80}. These are all the extra pieces that do not make a whole. Make sure you add this number to the product of the whole number and the denominator. This number will become the new numerator of your improper fraction. For example, 80+14=94{\displaystyle 80+14=94}. So, the new numerator of your improper fraction is 94. You do not need to make any changes to the denominator to create your improper fraction. For example, since the original denominator of the proper fraction was 16, the denominator of your improper fraction is also 16. So, 51416=9416{\displaystyle 5{
rac {14}{16}}={
rac {94}{16}}}.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have an adrenocorticotropic hormone stimulation (ACTH) stimulation test. Get a blood test. Have her X-rayed.

Answer:
The best and most standard test for Addison's Disease is the ACTH stimulation test. This test will gauge how well your dog's adrenal system works and show if the section of the adrenal system that is uniquely affected by Addison's Disease is damaged. The aim of this test is to take a base level blood sample while your dog is at rest to get her resting level of cortisol, which is a stress hormone. She will then be given an injection of synacthen, a hormone used to force her adrenal gland to produce more cortisol. About one hour after this injection, another blood sample will be taken to show her new level of cortisol after the gland was stimulated. If your dog has Addison's disease, the adrenal gland will be damaged, which means it will not respond to the injection. This means that her cortisol levels will be the same before and after the injection, proving she has Addison's Disease. If your vet isn't sure about Addison's Disease, he may want to take a blood sample from your Poodle to run an overall screening panel to check her levels. He will be looking for her overall organ health, specific mineral levels, signs of anemia, and her red and white blood cell count. Addison's Disease can cause a shift in certain mineral levels in her blood stream, including lower levels of chloride and sodium. Any significant shift in the sodium and potassium ration in her blood will help determine Addison's Disease. This test will also help rule out other diseases and point your vet in the direction of Addison's disease. In some cases, your vet will x-ray your Poodle to help rule out other problems, such as a gastrointestinal blockage due to a foreign object, which can cause vomiting and diarrhea. It may also show her heart, which can show if there is a reduced blood volume in her heart caused by the Addison's Disease. This heart shrinkage is due to a reduced blood volume brought on by dehydration and a reductions volume of circulating blood in her system.