INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Treat them with love, respect, and selflessness and they will be devoted to you. Scorpios are good friends. Give them 100 percent and they will return it with interest! Scorpios tend to have only a few very intense friendships because they need for their friends to bond with them on the deepest and most intimate level. Flimsy and ephemeral friendships are of no interest to a Scorpio. Once you've been part of their lives they will never forget you. If you wrong a Scorpio, they may eventually forgive you, after making you suffer, but they will never forget. Betrayal will be answered with an unrivaled thirst for vengeance. There's a reason the symbol for this sign is the scorpion. The likelihood you'll win in a fight with them is very low. Most Scorpios (not all) love to compete - and most of all, win. Scorpios love sports or games where they have an opponent to defeat. If Scorpios have a goal, they will always try to reach it. They never give up and usually succeed in whatever they do.

SUMMARY: Be loyal. Do not anger a Scorpio. Embrace the competitive streak of a Scorpio.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The head unit is the navigation system located on your dash with a touch screen display which acts as the interface for your phone, GPS and radio functions. Toyota provides a list of different head units that are compatible with several brands and carriers of smart phones. If your phone is not listed or if your phone shows issues with compatibility, you may need to check with the phone manufacturer or Toyota support for more information. Accessory mode will let you make changes to your car's systems without turning on the car. To activate Accessory mode, make sure the car is turned off first. Press on the "Ignition" or "Start" button with your foot off of the brake pedal. You can connect your phone by using a direct USB connection or using a wireless bluetooth connection. Connect your phone via the USB port and allow your car to detect your device to sync up. Your phone may come with a cable that will plug into the phone on one end and a standard USB cable on the other. You may also be able to obtain The USB port location to your car may vary. Try looking in the front storage box located under the arm rest. Depending on your phone, setting up a bluetooth connection may differ. On your head unit, tap on the Setup button indicated with a gear icon on the home screen. Go to Bluetooth>Add to broadcast your vehicle to your phone. For iPhone users, navigate to Settings on the home screen and tap the icon. On the settings page choose bluetooth and make sure it is enabled. Choose TOYOTA VEHICLE in the bluetooth list when it appears. You may be prompted to enter the bluetooth pin shown on the head unit to continue. Tap on the info icon to ensure that "SHOW NOTIFICATIONS" and "SYNC CONTACTS" are enabled. For Android users, navigate to your App Drawer by tapping the grid icon then activate the "Settings" app. Under connections tap on "Bluetooth" and ensure the "Bluetooth" is on. Make your phone device discoverable by tapping on the name of your phone at the top of the screen. Choose TOYOTA VEHICLE in the bluetooth list when it appears. You may receive a prompt on your phone titled "Contacts request" for your Prius to obtain your list of contacts. Tap OK to continue.

SUMMARY: Determine if your phone is compatible with your head unit. Activate the Accessory mode on your vehicle. Pair your phone to the head unit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Coffee shops vary in ambiance and clientelefrom the more relaxed Internet cafe to the bustling, trendy bistroand it's important to find the right "fit" for your personal preferences and needs. There are a lot of factors to consider when trying to find your perfect away-from-home working space; however, there are certain things that anyone working in a coffee shop is likely to want. A comfortable place to sit that is warm or cool enough for your liking. A menu that you enjoy with reasonably priced items. Free Internet access. A place where you can sit for long periods of time without being asked to leave outright... or subtly. It's also a sensible precaution to select a range of possible coffee shops to use should one be too crowded or closed for any reason. Things to consider include: Crowds. The noise from a crowded coffee shop can make it hard to think, but the activity from all the people might actually be energizing and inspirational. Music. Shops that play music can create a distracting atmosphere, or the music may be invigorating. Mostly this depends on you, your mood, your tastes, and the music being played. A relaxed atmosphere. In general, this is a good thing; however, some people work better in the middle of a vibrant buzz. It never hurts to research shops ahead of time. There are many resources that will help you find the right coffee shop for you without having to drive all over the place. Try a little research to avoid disappointment. The iPhone app, WHA (Work Hard Anywhere) allows users to find laptop-friendly coffee shops in their area by showing a bar graph that rates things such as internet speed, noise level, and the accessibility of power outlets. Websites such as Workfrom use crowd-sourced reviews (similar to YELP) to inform visitors of laptop-friendly coffee shops as well. WOM! No, this isn't another app, it simply stands for "word of mouth" and it is considered one of the most powerful forms of advertising. Simply ask people if they have experience with any local shops that are laptop friendly. People are usually very happy to share their opinions. If you don't want to have to make trips back and forth between the coffee shop and your home office, make certain you are equipped with everything you need, or even might need, ahead of time. Items to consider: Laptop, iPad, or other form of text processing or Internet access device. You may or may not need this; for some, a simple notepad and pencil may suffice depending on what your work consists of. A suitable bag to carry your laptop, files, books, etc. Choose one that is comfortable to wear and sits well between your feet or next to you. Extra batteries for any of your electronic equipment. Better safe than sorry. Three-prong-to-two-prong plug converter. This is a fantastic item to keep handy if you are using electronic equipment, since you might not always know what type of outlets will be available. An organizer book with a checklist. Checklists keep you on track both for the work you need to do, and the items you will want to always have with you. Just make sure to check it before you head out to the coffee shop!

SUMMARY: Locate a suitable coffee shop. Find alternatives. Gather information. Equip yourself.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have serious symptoms and need to see a doctor, they'll start by performing a physical exam. Let them know how and when you got cut, when your symptoms appeared or started worsening, and any antibiotics or other medications you've recently taken. This information will help your doctor determine the best course of treatment. Your doctor will most likely take a sample of any pus or discharge, cut a small tissue sample, or wipe the infected cut with a swab. They'll then have the sample tested for specific germs. The results will let them know whether you need antibiotics and, if necessary, which type to prescribe. If you have an abscess, they'll likely drain it and take a culture of the pus it contains. If your doctor prescribes antibiotics, take your medication according to their instructions. Don't stop taking it even if your cut heals. If you stop taking an antibiotic prematurely, the infection might come back and get worse. Your doctor might also recommend taking an over-the-counter drug for pain or fever, such as Tylenol or ibuprofen. In rare cases, a skin infection can lead to sepsis or other life-threatening conditions. If necessary, your doctor will have you admitted to a hospital for specialist care, which might include intravenous (IV) medications or surgery to remove infected tissue.

SUMMARY:
Tell your doctor where you got the cut when they examine you. Get a skin culture. Take antibiotics and other medications as directed. Discuss hospitalization for severe infections.