Write an article based on this "Take care of your Health. Keep moving. STAY TOGETHER! Make strategic use of melee. Make strategic use of crouch. Start on Easy difficulty and work your way up. Stay constantly alert."
article: First, learn to use the first-aid MedPack, which heals you to at least 80% health, but can give you a little more if you heal with already high health. They can also be used to heal teammates. Lastly are the painkillers, which temporarily give you health which will slowly deplete, but will help for a time. Best used in 40-65% HP. MedPacks are found at the start and the end of each map and are also found (rarely) in areas of the map. Use these puppies when the end is near (25% health or below). Know when to heal. Only use your Health Pack when you desperately need to, use pills if it's not serious or you need to boost your health in order to run faster. Always be moving, if you stay in the same area for too long the Infected will come and kill you, especially on expert. Don't hoard health packs or pills if you're doing well. Share them with others, as even a weak player is a fourth gun, and you need all the guns you can get. The key to L4D is to work as a team. Move together, shoot together and share together. If you decide you want to go "I Am Legend" with the zombies a Smoker or Hunter will find you and pick you off easily. If infected begin charging at you, and you are reloading, melee them back, back up, and reload. Then open fire. Crouch when you are approaching swarms (this is assuming you have no molotovs or pipes) and continue to spray the zombies. Crouching makes it easier for people behind you to shoot and steadies for less recoil when you shoot. If you are new to Valve games, choose easy difficulty. If you are new to Left 4 Dead, choose normal. After one game on normal, play on advanced for a while. Then when you feel confident, go expert. Don't rush yourself: you're taking your time to master the game! Remember, zombie swarms and special infected can come at any time, so always be alert.

Write an article based on this "Set yourself apart. Advertise yourself. Open new opportunities."
article: College admissions offices sift through thousands of applications. A well-written resume will immediately set you apart from the admissions that don't have one. Take the time to make sure that your resume is as finely crafted as possible. A resume allows you to highlight everything that makes you the ideal admissions candidate. It is more straightforward than an admissions essay, and gives the admissions officer a quick rundown of who you are. Most admissions applications lack the space to enter all the details of your accomplishments and activities. A resume will help fill the gaps. A well-written resume can lead to scholarships and internships. It can make a study-abroad program more attainable. Writing college resumes also gives you experience writing resumes for the career world.

Write an article based on this "Identify the cause. Decide whether the jealousy is rational."
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The first step to dealing with any negative emotion is to find the thought behind it. Jealousy is no exception. Ask yourself: why am I jealous? Who or what is causing this jealousy? Be as objective as possible when you answer these questions. Don't fall into the trap of confirmation bias, or seeking out evidence to back you up. Try to get at the real reason. Think critically about the thoughts or actions that led to jealousy. Are your suspicions or worries rational, or irrational? Continue on to one of the sections below based on your decision.