Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Explain pawn promotion. Explain en passant. Explain what the term "castling" means.

Answer: A pawn is promoted when it reaches the other side of the board. It will become a queen, rook, bishop, or knight. Once the pawn reaches the other side, you can replace it with the piece of your choosing. Pawns are most commonly promoted to queens. You can have more than one queen on the board. You may say, "If your pawn makes it to the other side of the board, it can become a different piece. You can choose the piece that you turn it into. The queen is usually best." En passant happens when a player moves the pawn two spaces on the first movement and the pawn is next to the opponent's pawn. If this happens, the opponent can use their pawn to capture your pawn. Your opponent must capture your pawn during the next move. If the pawn is not captured during the next move, your pawn can remain.. This move may never happen naturally. Set up the board to demonstrate how this happens. A pawn can never be promoted to a king. Castling involves moving the king and the rook at the same time. If there is nothing between the king and the rook/castle and neither of the pieces have been moved yet, this move can happen. The king moves two spaces towards the castle and then the castle jumps to the other side of the king. The king and the rook must be in their original positions to castle. You cannot castle if the king is in check.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know how you can and can't get AIDS. Inform yourself about AIDS. Consult with a lawyer or AIDS support organization. Enroll in a home care course. Take care of yourself.

Answer: Many people are scared of contracting HIV through something as simple as a hug. HIV and AIDS are transmitted by blood. Knowing the ways you cannot get AIDS can help you more confidently and sympathetically provide care to a person who has the disease at home. A well-timed hug can go a long way to helping the person feel better. HIV/ AIDS is not spread: By food or water By sharing food, dishes, or cooking utensils including cups, plates, forks and knives By touching another person, hugging, shaking hands, or holding people Get a grasp on the basics of the disease as well as any new research or information about care. Learning about AIDS can help you provide better care for the person who has the disease. Consult the websites and/ or publications from government and international organizations, AIDS support groups, and research centers. You can even sign up to receive newsletters from many of these places, which may help you stay informed on the latest and best care for the person with AIDS. In some cases, such as medical care or life support decisions, you may need to be legally named as the care coordinator. This may also be important if you are going to file insurance claims, apply for government aid, pay bills, or handle other business for the person with AIDS. Meet with a lawyer or an AIDS support organization to see what options are available to you and the person for whom you are caring. Let the person for whom you are caring know about any concerns about providing sufficient care without legal acknowledgement. The person can decide how much or how little to involve you in important decisions. Tell him or her you will respect any wishes he or she has. Contact local lawyers or health advocates about what options are open to both of you. Attend any meetings with the person, or, if he or she can't go, give them a selection of options from which to choose. Find AIDS support organizations in your local area using online search tools. Consult organizations, such as your local health and human services department. This can help the person with AIDS get whatever benefits to which he or she is entitled. If you are able and new to providing care, consider taking a course on home care for someone with AIDS. The class can help you learn the skills you need to provide care as well as how to effectively handle special situations. Inquire with your local public health department, Red Cross/ Red Crescent chapter, a visiting nurses association, or an HIV/AIDS service organization about home care courses. Ask any questions you have about how to best care for the person during your course. You can never know too much or be prepared enough. Providing care for a person with AIDS can be physically and emotionally draining. You can't take care of someone else effectively if you are sick or upset. Taking good care of yourself through things like rest and exercise can help you keep going and give the best care possible to the person with AIDS. Watch your own health. Eat a balanced diet, exercise as often as you can, and give yourself sufficient time to rest, which can help you relax. Consider joining a support group or talking to a counselor. Either of these can help you deal with your feelings about your role as caregiver. A support group or counselor can help bolster you and give you an outlet to tackle any hurdles you may encounter.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your face regularly. Pick a brow shape based on your face. Maintain your brows by plucking regularly. Try threading.

Answer: In order to style your eyebrows, you must clean them as part of a normal face-cleansing routine. Before you attempt to pluck or "do" your eyebrows as part of your make-up routine, wash your face. Wet a small towel in warm water and rub it gently on your eyebrows. Don't rub too hard or you will pull out some hair follicles. Some people prefer to pick a shape based on their general face shape, rather than attempting to measure for a mathematical ideal. Depending on the size and shape of your face, you may try any of the following designs: Oval: Soft angled eyebrow shape Heart: Rounded eyebrow shape Long: Flat eyebrow shape Round: High arched eyebrow shape Square: Angled or curved eyebrow shape Diamond: Curved or rounded eyebrow shape It's a lot easier to care for your brows if you do this regularly, instead of all at once. Pluck the stray hairs that may grow back and trim your brows regularly to keep them tamed, then brush your hairs along their natural "grain" so they fall comfortably. Regularly brushing brows upwards and outwards can help them grow in that direction. To thread, you will need a thin piece of sewing type thread. Take a long piece and tie the ends together. Wrap it around the index and middle finger, revolve your hands three times so you now have two circles. Manipulate the string using these two fingers and your thumb. Hold the string up to your eyebrow, as you make one circle larger and the other smaller, that middle part that is wound will grab hairs that is passes and remove them. Be very careful and practice slowly to get the hang of it. It's easy to slide the thread quickly and tear out a lot of hair, and do so in the wrong direction. Use the thread to keep "brushing" the brow while you work, just swiping in an up-and-out direction. Use a moisturizing face wash afterwards to care for your skin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try video call options. Make cheap phone calls using Skype. Make use of instant messaging.

Answer:
If your rates for international calls are sky high, consider alternatives to phone calls. If you have a computer and access to wi-fi, you can use websites like Skype and Google Hangouts to contact others through video chatting. This is a free alternative to making a potentially pricey phone call. If you dislike video chatting, Skype can also be used for phone calls. You can sign up for Skype's international calling service to make phone calls using the application. While it does cost money to make international calls using Skype, it's generally only a few cents a minute and, depending on your cell phone provider, may be much cheaper than calling with your phone. Many social media websites have instant messaging options. For example, you can talk to someone abroad via Facebook to save money on phone calls. Many e-mail providers, such as Gmail, have instant messaging options as well. Apps like WhatsApp allow you to send international text messages for free.