Problem: Article: Flight numbers, hotels, car rentals, and restaurant reservations are all key pieces of information to manage and maintain. You may also want to include directions to your hotel, the car rental company you are using, as well as directions to the airport for your return flight. If you will be using airport transportation to get to your hotel, include information about fees and hours of operation. It's helpful to list all of the things you want to do on your trip. Even if it's more than you think you can manage, create a list of everything you'd like to do. Research local events, holidays, and observances of the places you're traveling to as well. You may be able to witness or experience a cultural event that other travelers don't get to experience. Be conscious of the amount of time you will spend at each stop. Certain destinations, like the Museum of Modern Art, can be an all-day endeavor. If you're traveling with one or more people, be sure to get feedback and ideas for your destinations. Match your stops to specific locations on a map and note their locations. Try and map them sequentially to efficiently use your travel time. You'll most likely be traveling from adjacent cities as you travel. For each activity, estimate the length of time it will take to get to there, and how long you will be there. Be sure you have local maps for the areas you will be exploring. It is also helpful to obtain schedules for bus and train services and numbers for local taxis. Make sure that the maps are up-to-date. Cities and other areas change often. A road that existed 10 years ago may no longer exist today. Do you want a trip with days spent at four star restaurants and nights spent in five star hotels? Or are you more interested in finding local favorites and rustic B&Bs? Your vacation is as expensive (or inexpensive) as you want it to be. It ultimately comes down to what you can afford. A spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel can help create an organized and portable budget and itinerary. Alternatively, consider using a budgeting app or website. The downside is that this may not be as portable, especially if you don't have Wi-Fi access. Don't hesitate to give yourself a free day or two. You can use this free day to explore, or take some time off to rest. Ultimately your itinerary is a guide to keep you on track while visiting. If you miss a reservation, it isn't the end of the world. Consider asking around about a local favorite to eat at, find a local market, or see if there's a museum or oddity nearby. Consider having some back-up plans. For example, if you make a reservation, have a few other places to eat at in mind, just in case you miss it. Never lose sight of the fact that your trip is supposed to be an enjoyable and fulfilling experience.
Summary: Collect the important information for your trip. Make a list. Map your stops. Create a budget. Stay flexible.

Problem: Article: Taking care of your body and your health is one of the first aspects of your life that people will notice when they come into contact with you. By exercising and eating right, you'll look and feel healthier, which will improve your mood and make you more pleasant to be around. People will know immediately that you care about yourself and that you're capable of working hard. Simple dietary changes can lead to massive improvements in your overall health and look. Focus on eating more healthy foods, like lean proteins (salmon, chicken breast, soy beans), fresh fruits and vegetables (cranberries and avocados are loaded with nutrients), and healthy grains (brown rice). Avoid trans fats and foods high in sodium. Cutting fast food and soda out of your diet will help. Jogging is a fun and easy way to exercise and stay fit that doesn't require equipment or a health club membership. Get a friend to tag along and keep each other motivated. Your clothes say a lot about who you are. They're a choice you make each and every day that speaks to your sense of style and they should be utilized as a tool for presenting yourself to others. Whether in a business scenario, a first date, or just gathering with friends, people judge you on the clothes you wear, so make sure you've got a look that you're comfortable with. People are more likely to trust, be friendly with, and invest in a person who wears nice clothes. Subconscious judgments occur in the minds of even the most non-judgmental people. Iron your shirts and pants to avoid looking like you just rolled out of bed. It's easy to do and doesn't take very long, yet the results have a big impact on your presentation. Try to coordinate outfits that match, using clothes that fit and accessories that don't clash. Even if you're in great shape and are wearing the perfect outfit, the way you present yourself can still be a disaster if your body language doesn't shine. Body language communicates more than spoken words or appearance when it comes to how people perceive you and your emotions, so don't ignore this crucial element of presentation. The most important aspect of body language is your expression. Scowling and pouting don't make for a good impression, so try to maintain a smile as much as you can. Maintaining eye contact when you talk to someone assures them that you're invested in what they have to say and that you respect them. This reflects well on you. Practicing proper posture tells people that you're alert, focused, and care about your health. Don't slouch, instead, try to sit upright while aligning along the natural curve of your back. Set reminders throughout the day to keep you on track until its second nature. Much like your wardrobe, your hygiene stands as an immediate indicator of your personal presentation. Even if you are a gracious, kind, and caring individual people will perceive you negatively if you have poor hygiene. Make sure to bathe regularly, and don't forget to wash your hair and brush your teeth. If you have problems with body odor, wear a deodorant. Pay attention to small details like keeping your fingernails clean and trimmed, don't let your hair or beard become unkempt, and avoid wearing unwashed clothing. Good personal hygiene will keep you looking and feeling better. It helps prevent disease and improves confidence and self-image. Keep a clean house. When you have guests over, a tidy living room, organized kitchen, and made bed inform visitors that you are in control of your life.
Summary: Stay fit. Dress to impress. Project positive body language. Maintain good personal hygiene.

Problem: Article: Put 1 1/2 cups (348 g) of mayonnaise, 14 cup (59ml) of white wine vinegar, 1 clove of minced garlic, 1 tablespoon (6.5 g) of coarse ground pepper, 1 tablespoon (15 g) of spicy brown mustard, 1 teaspoon (4 g) of sugar, 1 teaspoon (5.5 g) of salt, and 2 teaspoons (10 g) of horseradish into a blender. If you don't have a blender, you can use a food processor. Put the lid on the blender and pulse the sauce off and on for 1 minute so it becomes completely smooth. If you want a thicker sauce, pulse it for less time so it remains chunky. Spoon the white barbecue sauce over fried chicken or salad. You can also dip French fries into the sauce or store it for later use. Place the white barbecue sauce into an airtight container and refrigerate it for up to 1 week.
Summary: Measure the mayo, vinegar, garlic, mustard, horseradish, and seasoning. Pulse the sauce for 1 minute. Use or store the sauce.

Problem: Article: You will get many weeds.
Summary:
Place all of your Bells in your bank account at the Town Hall. Clear your mailbox. Save and turn off. Change your DS clock to the year 2099 (As late as it will go). Load Animal Crossing again. Collect the interest in the mail. Save and turn off. Change your DS clock back to the correct time.