In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Empty out the contents and set them aside. Wash the insides of the cabinet using the soap solution and a sponge, and dry off the soap and water with a towel. Place some oil soap in a container and dilute it with warm water. Then, test the oil soap on an inconspicuous part of the cabinet's surface to make sure that it does not harm the finish. The sponge should have both a soft side and a scouring side for best results. If you have a layer of grease or other material that is stuck to the surface, then scrub the material with the scouring side of your sponge. Doing this will remove any moisture or residue. Oil soap will eliminate your wax finish, so you should apply furniture wax or furniture polish to restore the cabinets' shine.
Summary: Open the cabinet doors. Mix some mild soap and water together in a small bucket. Close the cabinet doors. Dip a sponge into the oil soap. Wipe the surface of the cabinets with the sponge. Rinse your sponge frequently so that you don't reapply dirt that you've already removed. Dry the cabinets with a clean, lint-free cloth after cleaning them. Reapply wax finish if desired. Return the contents of your cabinets to their original location.

If you don't know how to get into shape, read some fitness blogs about training. If you have never planned an event before, search online for an event planner, so that you can see how other people break the task down. There are thousands of experts on the Internet and at your local library. Use these resources to get a head start. You don't have to start from scratch if someone has already made a planner for you. Personalize to-do lists that you found to fit your desires and schedule. Aim small and do more as your motivation increases. Psychologically, it is better to tick off more boxes than let a box go unchecked for weeks. Try to stay motivated for 10 minutes at a time. Power working, instead of working in hour-long blocks can increase your drive and productivity. Devote 15 minutes to the project each day. Once you complete the 15 minutes, place a large "x" on a calendar day. With each day, week and month you accomplish your 15 minutes, it will be harder to break the chain. Just 15 minutes a day is enough to develop a good habit over the course of a few weeks or months. There are several dozen desktop app and device apps that make it more fun to check a box on a to-do list. Try apps like Evernote, Pocket, Clear, CheckMark or MindNode.
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One-sentence summary -- Do research to find examples. Break each month's goal into smaller goals. Make each "action item" require approximately eight to ten minutes. Try a "Don't break the chain" approach. Invest in a productivity app.

Q: One and two year olds are working to master gross motor skills like walking, running, and jumping; they are also picking up fine motor skills like using a spoon, drinking from a cup, and unfastening buttons. These new skills go hand and hand with a developing sense of self: the idea that they are independent beings who can control their own actions. These are normal and exciting developments, but for parents and teachers, the toddler stage is a tricky one. Toddlers will engage in many behaviors that are not appropriate or acceptable (including fighting over toys), and adults have to respect their developmental stage while teaching them to respect reasonable limits. According to Erik Erikson, the psychologist who developed a widely-used theory of psychosocial development, toddlers are in the midst of resolving a particular developmental crisis: "Autonomy (Independence) vs. Doubt (or Shame)." In other words, they are working to resolve the tensions between self confidence and self control. Emotions tend to run high during the toddler years. They feel tremendous excitement about all of the new and different things they are able to do, but, at the same time, they have to deal with "separateness." Parents may leave them to play independently or expect them to occupy themselves temporarily, and this separation can be scary. The concept of independence, of course, hinges on the basic understanding of "me." Once toddlers understand the distinction between themselves and others, they also begin to focus on the concept of ownership: "mine" as opposed to "not mine." Fighting over toys is a completely normal manifestation of this emerging knowledge. Sharing threatens toddlers' perceived ownership of particular items.
A: Know that toddlers are working toward independence. Accept that toddlers are highly emotional. Understand that normal toddler development leads to fights over toys.

Problem: Article: You must do this so that your ear is completely wiped clean of any bacteria that may have gotten into your piercing. Wait until the ear is dry to pierce it. You can also use hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol to sterilize your ear. It is important to plan ahead for where you would like the piercing to go; otherwise your piercing might end up crooked, too high, or too low. If you are piercing both of your ears, look in the mirror and make sure that the marks you have made on your ears are even. If you have other piercings and are doing your second or third piercing, make sure that you leave enough space in between piercings so that you can wear studs in both holes without the earrings overlapping. Likewise, don't make your holes too far apart or they may look odd. Piercing needles have a hollow center so you can easily slip your earring through your ear once you make a hole with the needle. Do not share needles with other people as this could lead to infection. Piercing needles can be cheaply obtained at many online vendors, as well at many piercing studios. Make sure to use a needle that is one gauge bigger than the earring that you plan to wear. 16 gauge barbell studs combined with 15 gauge needles work well. You can also choose to buy a piercing package, which comes with two sterilized piercing earrings that have been loaded into a spring puncher. You can purchase these at beauty supply stores. Make sure to follow the directions on the package exactly as they are written. The best thing for newly pierced ears, whether it's through lobes or cartilage, are studs. 16 gauge and about 10mm long (3/8") is a good size; the length allows for swelling, which can easily double the thickness of your ear. Some jewelry stores sell piercing earrings--these are earrings with a very sharp tip similar to a needle. These are good to use because they will re-pierce your ear as you slide it into the hole made by your needle. If you can, purchase earrings of a higher quality metal such as silver or titanium. Metals of higher quality are less likely to infect your ear or cause an allergic reaction. Be aware that some people are allergic to lower quality metals like gold-plated metal. Do not reuse someone else's needles; your needle should come in a sterile package. Hold it there until the tip becomes red hot. You should wear sterile latex gloves while doing this so as to make sure that any bacteria on your hands does not get on the needle. Be sure to remove any soot or detritus. Wipe the needle clean with 10%+ rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. Be forewarned, this will only be a partial sterilization and will not kill all the potential microbes that may be on the needle. The only way to completely sterilize piercing utensils is by using an autoclave. You could also sterilize the needle by boiling water. Once the water is boiling, place the needle in the boiling water and let it stay there for 5 to 10 minutes. Remove it with tongs and only hold it with sterile latex gloves. Wipe the needle down with hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol. This will decrease any chance of bacteria of spreading. Put on sterile latex gloves after you have washed your hands. Your hair might get stuck in between your ear and the earring, or it could get pushed through the hole you make with the needle. If possible, tie your hair up and away from your ear.
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Use pre-packaged 70% isopropyl alcohol swabs to clean your ear. Make a mark where you want your piercing(s) to go. Get a sterile piercing needle. Pick out your piercing earrings. Sterilize the needle with an open flame. Wash your hands with soap and water. Keep your hair away from the spot you are planning to pierce.