Problem: How to recognize thrush symptoms (oropharyngeal candidiasis )
Look for white lesions in the mouth.
These lesions (a catch-all term for damaged or abnormal tissue) are plaque-like because they are raised and can be in various sizes or come together to cover larger areas. The lesions are typically white and look like cottage cheese, though they might also be red and raw-looking.

Answer: They might be located on your tongue, gums, tonsils, inner cheeks, or on the roof of your mouth. They will probably be quite swollen and might bleed if rubbed or scraped.

Problem: How to effectively record the police
Know your state, and local, laws about recording the police.
Do not just assume that you are in the right. Do your research before you do the recording, or you might find yourself sitting in jail for having broken the law.

Answer: Do not secretly record anyone, as that is illegal in most states. While you don't need a sign saying something like, " hey, i'm video taping here! ", it is a good idea to make it fairly obvious that you are recording.

Problem: There are two lady tennis players on a clay court who are demonstrating how to throw the ball up high to the partner. the player
Answer: is shuffling behind the net and turning the racquet upside down in between the shots.