Q: There are many different ways to say "girl" in particular, and a few different ways to say woman. Knowing the difference can help you figure out how to pay the compliment and make sure you don't cause offense. To call a woman a lady, especially an old lady, use la senora. The word for woman is "mujer." The plural word of women is mujeres. It's pronounced "moo-HEH-rehs." The slang word for a woman is "chica." There are other words with negative connotation, but it is best not to use them. There are many, many slang terms for girl in Spanish. A few of them are nina or nena, which is used for babies or young teenagers. Muchacha or chica is used for an older girl, who would be more closely called a young woman. Spanish slang can vary depending on the country. There are many countries where people speak Spanish. For example, a girl is called "changa" in Bolivia and some parts of Argentina but is called "chava" in Mexico and some central American countries. In Costa Rica, a girl is "cabra." In Peru and Ecuador, a girl is "chibola." And Venezuela and Nicaragua, a young girl is a "chama" or a "Chamita."
A: Say woman or girl in Spanish. Use the word for girl in many different dialects of Spanish.

Q: Take 4 pieces of soft pita and lay them on a rimmed baking sheet. Turn your broiler on to low and place the sheet a few inches under the broiler. Heat the pita for about 45 seconds and then flip them over. Broil the pita for about 45 seconds on the other side so they're warmed throughout. While Greek gyros aren't typically made with pocket pita, you can use it if you don't have flatbread-style pita. Place about 1/4 pound (113 g) of the sliced gyro meat onto each warmed pita. Put the meat in the center of the bread so it's easier to fold in half or roll up. Once you've placed the gyro meat on the pita, you can add any toppings you'd like. Spoon some of the tzatziki sauce on top and consider adding: Chopped fresh tomato. Finely sliced onion. Cubed, peeled, and seeded cucumber. Hot sauce. Feta cheese. To quickly serve the gyro, simply pick it up and fold it in half. Or you can wrap the sides around the center of the gyro so it's more secured. Wrap the bottom half of the gyro in a piece of aluminum foil. This will make it easier to handle while you eat it. Serve the gyros immediately.
A: Warm the pita bread. Spread the meat on the pita. Add your favorite gyro toppings. Fold and serve the gyro. Finished.

Q: Lasers are sometimes used to boost collagen production, which will plump up your skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. They also help strengthen the foundation of your skin. There are a number of different types of lasers that can be used on you skin, so you'll need to consult with a doctor to figure out which one you should use. Your doctor can also recommend how many treatments you might need and how far apart these appointments should be spaced to allow for your skin to heal. Typically, you'll need at least 2-3 treatments about a month apart to see the best results. You will see results immediately following a laser treatment, but it usually takes 90-180 days after the first treatment for full collagen growth to be achieved. Botox is a temporary solution to neck lines. Injecting it into your neck can relax the muscles, preventing lines from forming on the skin. But once the Botox wears offusually between 3 and 5 monthsthe neck muscles will tense up again and re-fold the skin into wrinkles. Botox should only be injected in-office under the supervision of a doctor. Doctors can inject fillers directly into the horizontal lines on your neck to minimize their appearance. The procedure takes about 10 minutes and may cause some short-term swelling and bruising immediately afterward. The results last about a year. However, it's a somewhat risky procedure since your neck skin is thin and moves around often. It's possible that the fillers may result in lumpinessmake sure to consult a doctor before getting fillers.
A: Stimulate collagen production in your neck with a laser treatment. Use Botox to temporarily relax the muscles in your neck. Inject fillers into your neck lines to minimize wrinkles for a year.

Q: What are the most important things on your list? In general, you might decide that work/school tasks will outweigh social and house-hold chores, though certain outliers may exist. You've got to eat and bathe, for example, though laundry might be able to wait another day while you finish an important work project. Decide on a few different levels, maybe three, to rank the different tasks and criteria on your list. High, medium, and low importance tasks might be the best and simplest way to start ranking the importance of things on your list. Be judicious in deciding. You can also use colors to rank the items on your list. For example, you could use red to identify important or high priority items on your list, orange for items of medium importance, and yellow for items that are not pressing at all. Consider upcoming deadlines and your ability to work within those deadlines. What needs to be done the soonest? What needs to be done by the end of the day? What might you be able to buy a bit more time on? It's important to consider the length of time it takes you to accomplish each of the tasks, maybe even assigning a set time to certain things. If you consider it a priority to exercise every day, but you've got a crazy amount of work to do, give yourself an exercise cap of 30 minutes and find somewhere to fit it in. It might be critical that you get something to post-office by the end of the day, but this isn't a terrifically difficult task. Rank everything on your list in terms of its difficulty so you'll know how to situate it in relation to other tasks. It might be effective to use levels like Difficult, Moderate, and Easy to rank them, rather than trying to judge them in relation to one another. Don't worry about putting them in order before you've given each item its own rating, if it's helpful to do so. Put at the top of the list the most important and urgent tasks that will require the least amount of effort to try to maximize your work in the time you've allotted for it.
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Rank the importance of each task. Rank the urgency of each task. Rank the effort required for each task. Compare all the tasks and order the list.