In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Zombies can dig through the ground. To avoid being invaded by Zombies, you will need to dig deep until you can no longer hear anything from the surface. You can create a ladder for your climb up to the surface, or simply make stairs using the blocks you have from digging. A good spot for your mineshaft can be in the basement floor inside the house; it will protect you from hordes and giant bugs. Mining a huge room, just like in real life, has a chance to cave-in that could possibly kill you. Make sure to leave support pillars; a simple stone block is enough to protect your room from collapsing. Use the pickaxe to destroy the blocks and pick up ores, coal and other minerals as you dig. Remember to drink water; a high stamina and low thirst makes your character dig faster which saves a lot of the durability of your tool. This alternative way will help you dig easier, saving you from using so much food and water, but using it is riskier as the chance of having a cave-in is quite high. To make TNT, you need 7 Papers, 1 Plant Fiber and 2 Gun Powders. You can find Plant Fibers around the world. To create a one, you need Yucca Plants and Brown Grass Paper can be crafted from a book; place it in the center of the craft window. You can find paper in the world too, mostly in rubbish or trash. To create Gunpowder, place 1 Potassium Nitrate Powder at the center of the craft window then 1 Lump of Coal above. Both items can be found through digging. Except for crossbow, shooting TNT with any weapon will detonate it. It is recommended that you stand a good distance away from it before detonating since TNT causes a lot of splash damage. Mining can get disorienting, so try laying down cobblestone as you go to clearly mark your path in and out. You can then mine off to the sides of the path you created.
Summary: Dig deep. Avoid making a big room. Mine Ores, Coal and Minerals. Make TNT. Use Cobblestone to mark your path.

The most common recommendation for dry eyes is to use rewetting drops or artificial tears. These eye drops can help lubricate dry eyes by replicating the composition and effect of real tears. If you use artificial tears, look for a brand that is preservative-free. The preservatives in regular over-the-counter drops or artificial tears can cause buildup on your contact lens and even cause you to develop an allergy. Wash your hands before inserting eye drops or touching your eyes in any way. Gently shake the eye drop container and remove the cap. Avoid touching the applicator tip so you do not contaminate it. Tilt your head back and hold the bottle upside down against your forehead, directly above your eye. Use your other hand to gently pull down your lower eyelid and eyelashes, and try to simultaneously raise your upper eyelid without touching it. Lightly squeeze the bottle until the desired number of drops fall onto your eye. Close your eye without squeezing it shut and gently dab at the outside of your eye with a clean tissue. Gently press on the inner part of your eye while your eyes are closed, and hold it for 30 seconds to prolong contact with the eye drops. Carry eye drops with you wherever you go if you are prone to dry or irritated eyes. Depending on the severity of your dry eyes, your doctor may recommend an anti-inflammatory agent. This may be in the form of eye drops (like Restasis) or steroids. Anti-inflammatory prescriptions will help treat dry eyes caused by chemicals/medications, heat, or certain autoimmune disorders. Some causes of dry eyes, like medications or certain medical conditions, are unavoidable. But other environmental causes can be avoided or diminished with proper planning and care. Wear eye protection if it is windy outside, and try to limit exposure to the wind. Avoid smoke. Try to avoid dry air. Use a humidifier at home if your heating system is drying out the air. Carry eye drops with you wherever you go if you are prone to dry eyes.
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One-sentence summary -- Use rewetting drops. Take anti-inflammatory agents. Prevent the causes of dry eyes.

Q: Meet with your Ob-Gyn early on in your pregnancy, and frequently throughout, in order to ensure the health of you and your baby It is recommended that those at average risk for GDM have a screening performed during their second trimester -- between 24 and 28 weeks. If you are at high risk, your doctor may elect to test for diabetes during your first prenatal visit. Being a proactive and informed patient can help you effectively communicate your concerns to your doctor. When you make your appointment, ask if the doctor will order any tests, including a blood sugar screening, and if you should follow any food restrictions or fasting before your appointment. Go to your appointment with a list of any medications or supplements you are currently taking, as well as a list of any symptoms, concerns, or questions that you would like the doctor to address. Let your doctor know that you are particularly concerned about GDM, either because of your family history or other personal risk factors. Ask if they recommend any special diet, exercise, or testing plans for you to follow during your pregnancy. During your doctor's visit, you will likely be tested for GDM through an "initial glucose challenge test" and/or a follow-up "glucose tolerance testing." In the "initial glucose challenge test," you'll be asked to drink a syrupy, sugar solution and then, after an hour has passed, your blood will be tested to measure your sugar levels. If your blood sugar level is higher than normal, it only means that you are now considered at higher risk for developing GDM, and will need a follow-up glucose tolerance test to determine if you have GDM. However, if the value is above 200mg/dl. Then gestational diabetes is presumed. If the diagnosis is made early in pregnancy, then you probably have pre-existing diabetes, not gestational diabetes. In the "glucose tolerance test," you'll fast overnight and then have your blood sugar levels checked. Then, you'll drink a sweet solution (this time with a higher level of sugar in it) and your blood will be checked every hour for three hours. If at least two of the three sugar readings come back as higher than normal, your doctor will very likely diagnose you with GDM. Consult with your doctor to find a regular testing schedule and method that works best for you. Ask your doctor about what you should do to change your diet and exercise routines to help mitigate GDM during your pregnancy.
A: Make a doctor appointment. Prepare for your doctor visit. Get tested. Continue to monitor your blood sugar and make lifestyle changes.

Article: . Use a cleanser to do this until your face is clean, and then dry your face. What you need totally depends on your skin tone. If your skin is "bad", a good foundation is totally fine as long as you blend well and remove it every night. Concealer is to be use sparingly for little problem spots as it can look cakey. If your skin is nice, go for a tinted moisturizer or BB Cream; it will give you a healthy glow. ^^Set that with translucent or bronzing powder.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash your face Even out your skin tone.

Problem: Article: If possible, try flushing immediately after each release. This will cut down on the odor. If there are stains or skid marks visible in the bowl, try flushing again. You can also try putting a few sheets of toilet paper in the water, letting them soak for a minute and then flushing them down. They should help remove any remaining waste. Many people leave air fresheners on the backs of their toilets or under the sink. Some restaurants with one person bathrooms (as opposed to ones with several stalls) will have air fresheners out as well. Don't be afraid to use them. If you have room in your bag, it can be helpful to carry things like matches, small air fresheners,wet wipes toilet paper, hand sanitizer etc.
Summary:
Flush more than once. Eliminate leftover residue. Use air freshener. Carry an emergency kit.