Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Capitalize the first word of your headline and any proper nouns. Avoid using all capital letters. Use punctuation and numbers in your headlines. Use a simple font to avoid putting off readers. Engage your readers' senses, if possible. Stick to formulas commonly used in headlines. Write

Answer: Although some publications may ask that you capitalize each word in your headline when submitting content for them, most will tell you to avoid capitalizing each word in the headline. You should also capitalize the first word used after a colon, in most cases. For example, write "It's just their nature: Why your cat wants to kill you." If you use all capital letters in your headline, readers may feel like you're yelling at them and will not want to read your copy. Additionally, words in all capital block letters appear as RECTANGULAR BLOCKS OF PRINT and a person quickly skimming a page will miss your entire message. You should definitely use capital letters at the beginnings of certain proper nouns, like the names of people and places. Just don't go overboard with it! Research shows that readers prefer headlines with numbers over headlines without numbers by a significant margin. As well, Internet headlines that use hyphens and colons receive more clicks than headlines that don't include punctuation. If your headline is for a clickbait article, place your main keyword(s) before the hyphen or colon, then write the clickbait portion of the article after it. If you include a number in your headline, place it at the very beginning (e.g., 30 Tricks You Can Teach Your Cat). The best typeface for both headlines and copy are fonts people are already accustomed to reading. If you get creative with fonts and colors, you may end up discouraging people from reading past your headline and lowering your readership. Some examples of fonts to use might include the Century family, Caslon, Baskerville, and Jenson. Although you want your headline to remain unique, you should aim to make it unique through the actual content and not solely through its visual affect. Engage as many senses as possible (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste) to vividly engage the readers imagination, both in the headline and the copy. Include vivid descriptions of your product (if you're writing for an advertisement) and its benefits that will stimulate readers' imaginations as if they were actually experiencing the product. For example, if your headline is about food, use words like "delicious," "spicy," or "smoky" to engage readers' sense of taste. There are certain formulas for writing headlines that advertisers and writers commonly use to lure in and positively engage readers. Consider using these formulas to ensure that your headline will have a similar effect. For example, a simple headline-writing formula is "Number or trigger word + Adjective + Keyword + Promise." An example of this type of headline might be "7 delicious snack options that will help you lose weight fast." and re-write your headline to make it as perfect as possible. Keep reworking the headline, rearranging the words, and write several versions of a headline always trying to tweak and improve upon it. Then, select the best one. If possible, try and get other people to vote on different versions of your headline to see which one is the most popular. A great headline will often take longer to compose then the entire ad to follow. Try to find a new angle, direction, or twist at looking at your subject matter from the reader's perspective, so your headline is not boring and engages the reader.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand how the morning after pill works. Know when to take the pill. Go and purchase the pill. Take the pill. Expect your next period to be unusual. Look for signs of pregnancy.

Answer: Most morning after pills are formulated with a synthetic version of the hormone progestin (also called levonorgestrel). This hormone works by keeping your ovary from releasing an egg. If there is no egg, there is nothing for sperm to fertilize. If you are close to ovulating or have just ovulated, the pill has a significantly smaller chance of being effective. Morning after pills typically have a higher dose of progestin than regular monthly birth control pills. You should not substitute morning after pills for regular birth control methods and they cannot terminate an existing pregnancy. Morning after pills are most effective when they are taken within 24 hours of having unprotected sex or after you believe your contraception has failed. However, they can be taken a few days after and still prevent unwanted pregnancy. Progestin morning after pills should be taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex. Ulipristal acetate morning after pills (Ella) should be taken up to 120 hours after having unprotected sex in order to keep sperm from fertilizing an egg. Morning after pills are available at doctor's offices, health clinics, and drugstores. At pharmacies, they may be kept behind the counter. You can purchase a non-prescription emergency contraceptive pill without showing your ID, regardless of your age or gender. Some pharmacies still may not stock the medication, or may refuse to provide it based on personal belief. The pills are typically $35-$60 without insurance. Insurance may cover partial fees, depending on your plan. Some brands, such as Ella, require a prescription. Emergency contraception medications are usually single-dose pills. However, the different brands vary and thus you should always take the amount of pills or tablets that are instructed by your doctor or the package labeling.. Morning after pills must be swallowed. Take your dose with plenty of water. You may also want to take the pill with food to decrease your chances of developing nausea. Regular birth control pills can be taken normally the day after you have a morning after pill. If you are unsure of the dosage or have any other concerns, ask for a consultation with a pharmacist. The morning after pill usually interferes with your hormones to control ovulation, so it's perfectly normal that your first period after taking the pill arrives early or late. Your period can also be lighter or heavier than usual. Levonogestrel pills are up to 89% effective when taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. Similarly, Ella pills are 85% effective if taken within 120 hours after unprotected sex. However, there is still a chance you might get pregnant after taking a morning after pill. After you have taken the pill, look for signs of pregnancy especially if you miss your period. Besides missing your period, other symptoms of pregnancy include dizziness, fatigue, aversion to the smell of food, nausea, and breast tenderness. Take an at-home pregnancy test or schedule a blood draw at your doctor's office to determine if you are pregnant. At-home pregnancy tests can be found at drugstores in the family planning aisle. Pregnancy tests check for hCG hormone levels in your body, which is elevated right after a fertilized egg attaches to your uterus.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Bolt on the harmonic balancer. Reinstall the water pump. Attach the heater hoses to the water pump. Replace the radiator hoses. Fill the radiator with coolant according to specifications. Rerun the drive belt(s). Tighten the belt. Check one last time to make sure all belts and hoses are connected.

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There is only the one bolt in the center that fastens the harmonic balancer into place. Check you owner's manual or service guide for proper torque specifications. Replace the bolts that fasten the water pump to the engine block. If you removed heater hoses from your water pump, you will need to slide them back onto the water pump. Once the hose is on the pump you can squeeze down the hose clamp with pliers and slide it up over where the hose and pump connect. If the clamp has a tightening screw, tighten it with a screwdriver. This will secure the hose to the pump. If the lower radiator hose is still removed or if you removed the upper hose for any reason, put them back on the radiator now. Once the hose has been slid onto the radiator, use a pair of pliers to move the clamps up the hose to the place where the hose and the radiator meet. This will fasten the hose to the radiator. If your coolant looks dirty or if it has been more than a year since you last changed the coolant in your vehicle, use new coolant. Dilute the coolant as specified in your owner's manual or service guide and fill to the mark that says "cool" or "cold" on the tank. If your coolant is clean and relatively new, you can pour the old coolant back into your radiator. You should use the routing diagram stamped on your hood or printed in your owner's manual to make sure that the belt is run properly. Pulleys with grooves are intended to meet the grooved side of the belt, but some flat pulleys are meant to be driven by the flat backside of the belt. This can be done by releasing the tensioner in a serpentine design. If you are working with a V-belt design then you will need to tension the belt manually. A good rule of thumb is that the belt should have a maximum of 12 inch (1.3cm) of movement in the middle of the belt's longest run. Check your vehicle manual for more information. If in doubt, consult a mechanic. You do not want to start your engine without all of the appropriate accessories hooked up. Take a second look over everything and make sure that all is well before moving on.