Write an article based on this "Add a blazer. Wear a button-up shirt with denim jeans or skirts. Select professional shoes. Try pairing denim with a sweater. Add a cardigan. Wear a tie."
article: A blazer can make any denim wardrobe shine. You can throw a professional blazer over a denim dress. You can also pair denim jeans with a button down top or blouse and a blazer. Select a blazer that would be otherwise work appropriate. A blazer that's too casual does not look professional when paired with denim. A button-down shirt is almost always work professional. If you opt for denim jeans, or a denim skirt, a button-up shirt will make your look professional while allowing you to embrace denim. Make sure your shirt is work professional. Stick to neutral, business-like colors. You can add a tie to your shirt for extra professionalism. If you're not into button down, a business appropriate blouse can also work. Do not neglect footwear when assembling an outfit with denim. Black boots or denim boots pair well with denim, as do conventional dress shoes. High-heeled shoes can go well with something like a denim dress for a professional-looking outfit. A nice sweater can look good with denim jeans or a denim skirt. Something like a turtleneck sweater can look very professional, even if denim is a major part of your wardrobe. As with any other item in your wardrobe, make sure the sweater itself is professional-looking. Keep your office's dress code in mind when selecting a sweater to pair with denim. If you're wearing a printed top with something like denim jeans, like a printed sweater, a cardigan can add some professionalism to the outfit. A plain colored cardigan can easily be thrown over a variety of tops to give your denim clothing a more work-friendly feel. If you're wearing a top that's not printed, however, you may want to add a cardigan with a pattern. This can add a little excitement to your outfit while keeping it work professional. If you wear ties, they can usually be worn with denim. A denim blazer can be paired with a tie. A tie can be added to a button down shirt worn with denim pants. Just because you're wearing denim does not mean you have to neglect a tie if it's part of your usual work outfit.

Write an article based on this "Monitor the fever closely. Take infants (under 3 months) to a doctor if a fever over 100.4 F persists. Keep your child hydrated. Wipe your child's skin with a wet washcloth. Administer ibuprofen if your child feels discomfort."
article: As is the case with a fevered adult, a fever usually indicates that your child's body is raising its own temperature to fight off a sickness or infection. However, because children's bodies are smaller and often have weaker immune systems, there are certain precautions to take when you are dealing with a feverish child. Continue to take your child's temperature (at least every couple of hours), either rectally, orally, or in their ear or armpit. If your child is under 36 months old, the rectal temperature is the means of measurement recommended by doctors. Although in children and adults, a low-grade fever is nothing to worry about, it can be harmful to infants. If you have a baby 36 months of age with a temperature of 100.4 F or higher, take him or her see a doctor, even if the child has no other observable symptoms. Once your child is older than 6 months, you don't need to be concerned unless her fever reaches 103 F. Just like for fevers in adults, you need to make sure your child consumes plenty of fluidsprimarily waterto replenish the fluids that they lose through sweat. Although children may prefer to drink soda or juice, these fluids are not as helpful in staying hydrated. However, if your feverish child will only drink soda or juice, it's better than nothing. The washcloth (or sponge) should be lukewarm, not ice-cold. Ice cold water will cause your child to shiver, which will combat your intent by raising their temperature. Do not give your child an ice bath or insist that they take a cold shower. Ibuprofen is safe for children of any age, and should reduce the aches and chills that are often associated with fevers. Acetaminophen may also be useful for symptoms of a fever. Remember to dose a child's dose of ibuprofen or acetaminophen by their weight. Avoid giving aspirin for a fever. Aspirin can have harmful side effects for anyone under the age of 18.

Write an article based on this "Inspect the interior of the car. Examine the upholstery on the front and back seats. Inspect the air conditioning system."
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Check everywhere, even in places that are hidden from you view like under the floor mats and seats. Look for any traces of moisture or mildew. Use your hand to feel around in places you can't see. Make sure they are mold free and are not moist when you touch them. Let the automobile sit in the sun with the windows rolled down to dry out. Brush away any loose mold from the upholstery. When the A/C is running, water condenses and attracts dust, spores, pollen, and other germs. This later forms fungi and causes a mildew smell that can be treated. Use an odor remover spray to treat your car's A/C every year. Spray the odor remover into the A/C vents to eliminate odors caused by stagnant water, bacteria, and mildew.