INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Scrubbing, scratching, and scraping the nails shorten the life of your manicure. Exposure to harsh chemicals or hot water can eat away at the nail polish and/or nail glue. Wear gloves when washing dishes, gardening, cleaning, or crafting to reduce friction on your nails. Picking at your nails can cause nail polish to chip, and nail tips to crack, break, or come off completely. Your artificial nails are not as strong as your natural nails. Dry, brittle nails can cause splitting and polish chipping. To prevent this, use nail/cuticle oil on your nail beds to keep them well-moisturized. This applies to gel, artificial, and press-on nails that required you to add your own polish. A top coat will help to prevent chipping and peeling, thereby extending the life of your artificial nail. Reapply nail polish to parts of nails that have chipped. Brush on more acrylic solution to areas of acrylic nails that have chipped or thinned out (and re-polish those areas). Use nail glue to re-adhere a press-on nail that has fallen off. After 10-14 days your nails will start to grow in, beginning at the cuticle. Nail growth makes it obvious you are wearing artificial nails. You can fill-in this area with gel polish or acrylic solution to lengthen the life of your manicure. On a press-on manicure, try painting the new area with a complementary color for an ombre look. A fill-in will only last for so long; eventually you will need to remove and reapply your artificial nails.

SUMMARY: Avoid activities that are rough on your nails. Don't pick at your nails. Oil your nails daily. Apply a top coat every few days. Fix nails when problems arise. Fill-in your nails.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go through your wardrobe and evaluate the clothes you tend to wear frequently. Make sure that your clothes are loose, comfortable, and breathable, and that they don't feel scratchy or uncomfortable against your skin. Fabrics like cotton and wool are great if you suffer from eczema, but wool may be too scratchy. Always wear clothes that match the weather. If it's especially hot outside, wear cool, moisture-wicking clothes so you don't sweat and irritate your affected skin. Look for all-natural soaps without a lot of extra ingredients. Double-check the product label to make sure there are no perfumes, dyes, or other substances that could irritate your eczema. Keep your nails at a short and smooth length. Don't let your nails grow long or pointy, as they can do a lot of damage if you scratch your skin. If you have a child or infant suffering from eczema, be sure to trim their nails on a regular basis. Eczema mittens might be a good option for babies and infants. If you're suffering from eczema on your arms, legs, or any other area, try pinching a small section of healthy, neighboring skin with your fingers. The discomfort of the pinch will distract you from the itchy skin, which may make you less likely to scratch. If you scratch the eczema too much, you may end up hurting the affected skin.

SUMMARY: Wear silk and cotton instead of wool. Switch to soaps that aren't made with perfumes or dyes. Trim your nails so you don't scratch and damage the affected skin. Pinch a healthy area of skin instead of scratching the eczema.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you arrive in Winterhold, you'll find a strong gust of wind breezing the courtyard, making it hard for you to move. Equip the Staff of Magnus and point it out into the open by pressing the "Attack" button on your controller. This will clear the way and will let you enter the college. Enter the largest tower in the area called "The Hall of Elements." Inside you'll find Ancano casting spells at a great sphere called the Eye of Magnus. At this point, Tolfdir (a non-playable character) will enter the same room and talk to Ancano. Wait for the dialogue to finish and for Ancano to paralyze Tolfdir before attacking. Once Tolfdir is down on the ground, use your Staff of Magnus and point it towards the great Eye of Magnus sphere. You'll notice that the sphere will slowly close down, decreasing the power it's emitting. Keep pointing the staff at the sphere until it's fully closed. Do not attack Ancano if the Eye of Magnus isn't fully closed. Ancano is invulnerable to any form of attacks while the great sphere is open. Once the Eye of Magnus is closed, approach Ancano and attack him using any weapon or spell you have until he's dead. Ancano will occasionally try to open the Eye of Magnus again, making him invulnerable once more. When this happens, just repeat step 3 until the sphere is closed once more and Ancano is taking damage again. Any fire-type spell you've learned during the early stages of the game can also prove to be very effective against Ancano. Once Ancano is dead, talk to Tolfdir, who is now conscious, to continue with the quest.

SUMMARY: Make your way up to the college. Find Ancano. Close the Eye of Magnus. Kill Ancano.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The reason questions are a successful sales tactic is that they allow the customer to do most of the talking. This gives you a better idea of what their needs are and how you can sell your product to them. But this only works if you actually give your customer time to talk. In other words, don't drown them in product description and technical information. Instead, save this information for later, when you've identified the problem and already sold them on the fact that you can provide a solution. After all, if they just wanted information, odds are they could get it on your website. You need to figure out exactly what you could bring to your prospect and how what you bring can further their overall goals. You already have the first part from your discussions of the customer's problem. However, for the second part you will need an idea of what the customer wants to achieve overall. Try coming at this directly with something like, "What are you looking to accomplish in the next few years?" or "What is the primary long-term goal of your business?". From here, you can tailor the language and content of your product or service offering to how you can help them along the path to achieving their goals. You can also draw out customer desires by asking them to imagine the future of their business or life. You can either ask about how their life or business will be in the future or how they hope your business relationship will develop. For example, try asking, "Where do you see yourself/your company in five years? Ten years?" or, "How do you see your business developing if we go through with this deal?". You can gather even more information by asking other hypothetical questions like, "If you had no monetary constraints, what changes would you make?". Listen to these responses and think about the solutions you could provide. At regular intervals, especially if you are explaining something complex, stop to ask your customer if they have any questions. This not only keeps them engaged, but can keep you from having to go back and explain something you've already moved past. In any case, try to maintain an air of helpfulness and take the time to explain anything the customer doesn't understand, as well as to understand their concerns as deeply as possible. And when your customer is thinking about their answers or questions, wait patiently and quietly.

SUMMARY:
Let the customer talk. Inquire about their overall goals. Ask about the future. Find out if they have any questions.