Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Realize you have time. Know what you're looking for in a new partner. Make new friends. Avoid contacting your ex-partner. Refrain from talking about your ex-partners to new partners.

Answer: There is absolutely no rush to start dating again. If you've constantly been in relationships for years, maybe it's time to be alone for a while and concentrate on yourself. Not only do you need to be ready to start a new relationship, you need to know you have the time and energy to dedicate to both the relationship and your new partner. There's nothing wrong with wanting a little bit longer if you aren't sure. While it may be tempting to jump back into the dating market again without a lot of thought, you'll find yourself having more success if you take some time to think about what you want first. Think about what you do and don't want in a new partner. Think about the type of relationship you want to have with a new partner. When it's time for you to start dating again, start by making some new friends. You never know if one of your new friends may one day be your new partner. When looking for new friends, look for the good in people. Don't judge new friends on the way your old friends or partners once treated you. It may be tempting to get back into the dating world by contacting your ex-partner and seeing if you can reconcile. If you are to be the one who got away, you can't be the one who is chasing someone else. Instead you want to be the one who is chased. If and when you start to date again, don't spend any of your time with your new partner talking about any old partners. They're in the past, so keep them there. Your new partner will not appreciate you focusing on someone else, instead focus on your new partner. Spend your time learning about your new partner. Ask questions, tell funny stories, talk about family or work or school, etc. If you new partner asks about any of your old partners, don't spend your time complaining about all the bad things you remember. Stick to the interesting stories and basic facts.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look up before kicking the ball. Keep your eye on the ball. Run towards the ball with even strides. Plant your non-kicking foot next to the ball. Bring your kicking leg back as far as possible. Hold your ankle in place. Stand straight as you kick. Target the middle of the ball. Strike the ball with the laces of your shoe for a more powerful shot. Kick the ball with the side of your foot for a more accurate shot. Follow through with your kicking leg.

Answer: Before shooting, glance up at the field in front of you. Focus as much as possible on where you want the ball to go. Note where the other players are, including the defenders, goalie, and your teammates. Use this information to adjust your shot or pass when a teammate has a better shot opportunity. You may notice some professional players shooting without looking up. Through in-game experience, they develop a sense of their positioning on the field. This most often happens close to the goal, since looking up delays the shot a little. Look back down at the ball and keep looking at it until you kick it. Doing this leads to stronger, more accurate shots. Keep the strides you take the same length they would be while running. Avoid stretching forward too far or taking a series of short steps, since this throws off your balance. When kicking a still ball, stand only far enough back that you can reach the ball in 3 or 4 steps. Where you place this foot determines where the ball will travel. Place it beside the ball, about shoulder width away from your other foot. A good, medium distance should feel comfortable to you. Keep your toes pointed straight ahead to the goal. Placing your foot further away from the ball helps when you need to lift the ball more, such as when kicking over a wall of defenders. The further you can bring your leg back, the more power you'll generate. Bend your leg at the knee and keep your toes pointed downwards. In the perfect kicking position, your leg looks like it's in the shape of a "V." Stretch your legs often to increase your flexibility. This is also called locking your ankle. Your foot should still be pointed downwards, straight and firm. Your ankle shouldn't wiggle at all as you kick the ball. Any movement weakens your shot. Staying in a neutral position gives you maximum control over the ball's flight. Leaning a little, if it feels natural to you, is fine, but don't try to lean more. Instead, focus on turning to face the goal. If the ball often flies over the net, you may be leaning back too much. If it stays lower than you'd like, you may be leaning forward too much. Pick out the spot where your foot will strike the ball. Most of the time, this is the part of the ball closest to you. Kicking it in the center gives you control over your shot while also generating lots of power. To raise your shot in the air more, kick the ball a little lower than center. To bend the ball, kick left or right of center. Kicking on the left causes the ball to curve to the right. Kicking on the right side causes it to arc to the left. Bring your foot forward. Hit the ball with the top part of your foot to generate powerful but accurate shots. This is the kind of shot you'll need on most occasions. To bend your shot more, strike the ball with the side of your toes. As you approach the ball, turn your foot to the side. Hit the ball with the inside edge of your foot. Your shot won't be as strong, but the increase in accuracy is good for shots near the goal or when the defense doesn't give you a lot of space. After striking the ball, don't stop moving. Bring your kicking leg through at a medium height. Step through and plant your leg on the ground. A bad follow-through causes your shot to fall short of the target or fly wildly off-course. To make the ball go higher, lift your leg into the air more during the follow-through.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch for signs of heatstroke. Cool your cat down with cool damp washcloths and provide water. Call your cat's veterinarian for advice.

Answer: Signs of heatstroke include excessive panting and rapid breathing, lethargy, bright pink ears, confusion, weakness and inability to stand, shaking, tremors, and possibly even seizures. A cat with heatstroke will also feel hot to the touch on the pads of her feet. If you suspect that your cat is suffering from heatstroke, place your cat on a cool surface right away, such as a tiled floor. Then turn on a fan and place it so that it is blowing on her to remove some of the heat. If your cat appears to be suffering from heatstroke, place cool damp washcloths over her paws and offer her some water to drink right away. If she is too weak to drink the water, try to moisten her gums with water using a damp cloth. Avoid ice water or very cold water as the temperature difference between the extreme heat and extreme cold can send the cat into a form of shock. Your cat may need to be taken to see your veterinarian to treat her heatstroke. A veterinarian can provide intravenous fluids to reduce your cat's core temperature and maintain the blood supply to her organs. As your cat's temperature rises, her blood will become thicker and circulation to vital organs can be impaired. Call your cat's veterinarian right away if you suspect that your cat is suffering from heatstroke.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write any two or more multi-digit numbers in a vertical column. Start on the column farthest to the right. Carry the extra digit. Group the numbers into larger units by rearranging them into units of ten.

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This method is sometimes called "the traditional method." It involves adding the numbers in units of single digits, then by units of tens, then by units of hundreds. This is accomplished by working from right to left.Start by adding the figures 383 + 412 + 122. Draw a line below the numbers. This line is equivalent to the equal sign in linear math. You will write your final sum below this line, starting on the right and moving to the left. Careful placement of each number is essential in this method. Make sure you are careful to place each number directly below the one above it. That is, 3, 1, and 2 should each be in a column of their own - these are the single digits. 8, 2, and 2 should be in a column - these are the units of tens. 3, 4, and 1 should be in a column - these are the hundreds. You may wish to use graph paper to help you keep your lines straight. Beginning learners may even draw templates of horizontal rows and vertical columns to practice lining their numbers up correctly. Add these numbers, and write the sum directly below this column, below the line. In the example above, adding 3 + 2 + 2 = 7. Write the 7 below the line. You can also choose to add these numbers individually: 3 + 2 = 5. 5 + 2 = 7. Add the number from the next column to the left. In our example, this would be 8 + 1 + 2. Continue working in this way from right to left until all numbers are added. It is the same sequence no matter how many columns of numbers you have. You can have as few as two columns, and as many as your page will hold. It is also the same sequence no matter how many numbers are in your columns. Use this sequence to add any two or more large numbers. If the sum is more than one digit, you will need to "carry" the extra digit. This means that you will need to add an additional number into the next column to the left. You easily do this by writing a small number one to the top of your next column. This is called "showing your work." For example, add the sum 982 + 247 + 475, then draw a line beneath. Using the right-to-left method, add 2 + 7 + 5. The sum is 14. Write the 4 beneath the line on the right side as the sum, and write a small number 1 above the next column to the left. When you are adding the next column, simply include the additional 1 as a part of your sum. For example, the next column would be the equation 8 + 4 + 7 (+1) = 20. Write the 0 below the line, and write the 2 above the next column to the left. Your next column will now read: 9 + 2 + 4 (+2). Add these numbers. Because there is no additional column, you can now write your sum entire, whether it's one digit or two. In this case, the sum is 17. Look at the sum now written below the line: 1704. This is your total. This process can be done either mentally or on paper, and consists of rearranging the digits you're adding for easier arithmetic.This technique works well when adding long columns of numbers. Either mentally or with a pencil, go down the vertical column of numbers you need to add, and group them into units of 10. For instance, in the vertical column 9 + 3 + 7 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 4 + 1, you can find three units of 10 (3 + 7, 2 + 4 + 4, 9 + 1) with 7 left. Therefore, your sum of this single column will be 37. If you have a second vertical column, write the 7 at the base of the right column, and carry the 3. Repeat this process until all columns have been added.