Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Schedule an appointment to see your dentist. Eat and drink with caution until the crown is repaired by a dentist. Deal with any pain.

Answer: Although the temporary crown may hold for a few days or even weeks in the best-case scenario, you will need to see a dentist as soon as possible for a more permanent reattachment or replacement. Avoid eating on the side of the mouth with the crown. Remember that the crown is only held temporarily in place, so avoid any excessively hard or chewy foods until you can see a dentist. If your tooth or jaw is sensitive or in pain because of the temporary crown fix, dab clove oil onto a cotton swab and gently apply to the gum and tooth area. This will numb the site. You can often find clove oil in pharmacies or in the spice aisle of supermarkets.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Comment about something work-related. Ask for advice. Keep away from unprofessional topics that might turn the person off.

Answer: When meeting someone in a professional context, try to keep it work-related and professional at first. You might not want to get buddy-buddy with them upfront as this might look and feel unprofessional, especially if you're in a professional setting. Talk about work and any things you have in common. For example, you can say, "We're on the same project together. Hi, I'm Trevor." If you know that the person is an expert in an area that you'd like to know more about, ask them for information or helpful tips. Most people enjoy sharing their knowledge with others, and are pleased when people take an interest in what they do. For example, you might say, "Wow, you really know a lot about photo editing. Can you recommend some good software for a beginner?" There are certain topics that are rude or distasteful to bring up with a stranger, especially in a professional context. For example, don't go up to a woman and remark on her pregnancy. Stay away from political affiliation, religion, appearance (including weight), or overly personal disclosures (like that you're getting a divorce or that your uncle just died). Keep conversations neutral and not controversial. Choose neutral topics of interest, such as work-related events, conferences, and mutual friends.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a to-do list. Get one important task done. Get rid of clutter.

Answer: If your idea of the best day ever means getting as much done as possible, it helps to have an idea of all the tasks that you want to accomplish. You don't necessarily need to check off every entry on the list, but the more you're able to cross off, the more inspired you'll be to complete it. When it comes to making a list, think quality, not quantity. Don't overload the list with a ton of tasks that you know you can't possibly complete in one day. Instead, focus on a few key projects -- three or four is a good number to start with. Prioritize your list by ranking the to-do tasks in order of most important to least important. That way, if you run out of time, you'll have accomplished the most crucial tasks so you can feel really good about yourself. Sometimes, even staring at a to-do list with only a few items on it can be overwhelming. Instead of becoming paralyzed by the feeling that you can't possibly finish everything on the list, make sure that you get one key chore or project done. You'll feel so much better about yourself and your day if you've finished the most pressing task on your agenda. Pick your one task with great care. The more important it is to your life, whether it's a project that might to lead to promotion at work, an application for a college or school that you really want to go to, or the outline for a novel you hope to write, the more satisfied you'll feel at the end of the day. This may seem like a silly thing when you're thinking of having the best day possible, but getting rid of an unnecessary mess somewhere in your home or room can help boost your mood and make you more productive when it's time to work. Start with visible clutter that you see regularly, instead of a messy closet, to help reduce your stress. You don't have to take on a large decluttering project. Even if you start by cleaning off the top of your desk or a shelf on your bookcase, you'll still feel the benefits.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Feed it a diverse diet. . Watch for signs of illness

Answer:
Rainbow sharks are omnivorous and can and should eat most anything. Sharks will eat any common fish food, including pellets, flakes and algae wafers, as long as it sinks to the bottom of the tank. To give you sharks a brighter coloration, make sure to feed it small crustaceans a few times a week. Feed your shark two to three times daily. Experiment to determine how much you should feed your fish. A fish should eat its food within approximately five minutes. If anything is remaining after that period of time, you have given your fish too much food. Excess food will ultimately make the tank dirty. Good crustaceans or insects to feed your fish include brine shrimp, bloodworms, Daphnias, and artemias. You should also feed your sharks vegetables. Try Zucchini that has been sliced into small bits and boiled. Boiled peas can also be good. Rainbow sharks will eat some raw vegetables, including romaine lettuce, beet tops, and swiss chard. When feeding your fish cooked vegetables, be sure to let them cool before placing them in the aquarium. Clean the tank weekly. When you clean the tank, you do not need to remove all of the substrate (sand or gravel), however, you should use a siphon to suck up the waste that accumulates on the bottom of the tank. Use a scraper to remove algae from the glass. After finishing these tasks, remove and replace 10-15% of the water. Do not remove fish when changing the water. This will cause unnecessary stress. When replacing the water, put new water into a bucket. Do not use this bucket for any other household tasks (it might accumulate dangerous chemicals). Test and treat the water as discussed previously. Use a siphon to slowly introduce the new water back into the tank. . It is particularly important to watch for signs of illness with fish. That because many fish diseases are highly communicable and will spread rapidly throughout the tank. Many common causes of illness are also the result of bad water conditions and might quickly kill off all of your fish. Things to watch for include: Scratching against objects in the tank Duller coloration, changes in color pattern, and spotting Gills and fins that have been chewed on Lack of energy Fins tightly held against the body Bloating Gasping for air at the surface of the water Disappearing fin or tail