Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Figure out the best time to call. Find a quiet space. Prepare your space. Keep your resume next to you during the call.

Answer: Use the company's website and your own knowledge about where you're applying to work out the best time to call. Place your first call at the start of the workday. Try not to call during when you know will be busy times in the middle of the day. Also avoid calling during lunch. Make your call from a quiet space where you can focus on a professional conversation. Make sure you won't be distracted by noise on the street or in your building. If there are other people around, tell them that you need peace and quiet for a phone call and can't be disturbed. Lay out a pen or pencil and paper for taking notes and be sure your spreadsheet with contact and company information is in front of you so you can quickly reference it. Use a landline for a clearer connection and to reduce the risk of calls or texts interrupting your call. Have a glass of water with you in case your mouth gets dry. Don't put the hiring manager on hold if another call does come through. Aside from your water, don't eat, drink, smoke, or chew gum during the call. Refer to your resume when answering questions about your experience. This way the information you provide during the call will be consistent with what the hiring manager sees on your resume. Make sure to update your resume before the call so the information you share is most current. Having your resume handy will also help you answer questions more fluently if you're nervous during the call.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get more exposure to sunlight. Look into UVB phototherapy. Try excimer lenses.

Answer: UV rays emitted by the sun kill T-cells in the skin. This slows the turnover of skin cells, which can reduce the flaking associated with psoriasis. This is why therapy using UV lights can be a great way to combat psoriasis. Regular exposure to small amounts of sunlight can help with psoriasis. If you live in a sunny area, light therapy can begin with natural light. Talk to your doctor before you add natural sunlight exposure to your skin care regimen. She should be able to tell you the safest way to get sunlight given your skin condition and medical history. UVB phototherapy involves exposure to UV lights through an artificial light source. This is an excellent choice if you only need to treat specific patches of skin. You can talk to a doctor or dermatologist about where and how to get UVB phototherapy in your area. Narrow band UVB therapy is a type of UVB phototherapy in which smaller beams of light treat specific areas of your skin. Treatment is usually administered two to three times a week. The downside is that burning and irritation may be more severe with narrow band therapy. Goeckerman therapy is a treatment option that combines UVB therapy with coal treatments. As coal makes skin more receptive to UVB light, using the treatment options together boosts the effectiveness of both. An excimer laser is type of laser than can focus UVB lights on only affected skin. It requires fewer sessions than other forms of light therapy and another upside is that healthy patches of skin surrounding psoriasis are generally unharmed. However, some redness and blistering does occur in some patients.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with the name of the playwright. Include the year of publication. Add the title of the play. Insert the names of any editors. Write the location of publication. Finish with the name of the publisher.

Answer: Write the last name, a comma and the first initial. Follow the entry with a period. If the writer uses a middle initial, add that initial after the first. Example: "Miller, A." Put this in parenthesis following the writer's name. Place a period after the last parenthesis. Example: "Miller, A. (1998)." This should be in italics, and properly capitalized. Add the title of the anthology the play was included in, if applicable, after the title of the play. Example: "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman." Include them in the order listed on the book, followed by (Ed.) or (Eds.) in parenthesis. Include a period after the parenthesis. If the book does not have any editors, you can skip this step. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.)." You should include both the city and state for locations in the US, or the city and country for locations elsewhere. Follow this with a colon. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.). New York City, NY:" You can locate the name of the publisher on the copyright page of the book or anthology the play is published in. Place a period at the end of the entry. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.). New York City, NY: Penguin."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make your last stitch. Cut some extra thread. Start as if making a single crochet chain. Pull the thread all the way through. Tug to secure the knot. Weave in the ends.

Answer:
Make the final stitch in your row, just as you normally would before starting extra chain stitches to turn around and move on to the next. Cut the yarn about 4-6" from where it comes off the piece you are working on. This extra thread is called the tail. You should have one loop on your hook at this point. Now, catch the yarn on your hook and pull it towards the loop as if you were going to make another chain. Now, instead of creating a loop with the yarn, pull the thread all the way through the loop. Give the tail a firm pull. You should see the loops behind and around it tighten up until it looks like your piece ends in a knot. Technically you are done, though you should not generally stop here as this connection can come undone. Take your tail and weave it back through the stitches that you have made. This will hide the tail and keep it from unraveling the knot you just made. Now, there are LOTS of different theories on the best way to weave the yarn through the piece. Some people use a yarn needle, others use the crochet hook, some people weave the thread back and forth through the first and/or second rows, some people pull it in a single line through the middle of the first row. Experiment and find a way that you like but most methods likely work equally well.