Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid repeatedly bringing up marriage talks. Tell your friends and family to zip it. Do not give him an ultimatum. Do not put pressure on him. Do not be desperate.

Answer: It's a guarantee that if you mentioned wanting to get married once, it's burned into his brain. The more you talk about it, the less he hears it. If you're the one who always brings it up and the word "marriage" never comes out of his mouth, then you should take it easy for a while. You may think your friends are being helpful by casually slipping in marriage comments to him, but it will likely make him feel ganged up on. Let him come to the decision on his own, without the advice or urging of those in your life. Though you may think that giving your man an ultimatum is the fastest way to get him to spring to action, giving an ultimatum -- "Marry me or it's over" -- will actually make him feel too much pressure and won't make him propose any faster. Saying, "Propose in the next two months or it's over" will actually scare him off and will deter him from proposing. However, if you really feel like you've been waiting around forever and are fully ready and think he is, too, then let him know without making a harsh statement. If you've only been with your boyfriend for a few months, or have been together longer than that but things aren't really serious between you, be honest with yourself. You shouldn't start pressuring him to marry you if he's beyond not ready. Doing this too early in the relationship, especially way too early, can end the relationship quicker than you can say, "I do." Just because all of your friends are getting ready or you can't wait to try on a wedding dress doesn't mean that you should talk about your wedding from your second date -- or there won't be a third. Many magazines may give you the wrong message, making you think that if you want your man to fall in love with you, all you have to do is cook a five-course meal in a pair of hot high heels, stay up late to pick him up when he's on a bender with his buddies, or to generally be at his beck and call so he can see what an "amazing" girlfriend you are. This will not make him upgrade you to wife status. Men are much more interested in women who are confident and independent than women who serve their every need and will drop everything just to pamper and feed them -- especially if they're only doing it because they think it'll make him more likely to propose.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for areas on the door and jamb that show signs of rubbing. Look for differences in the gaps around the door. Open and close the door to locate trouble spots. Use pencil marks to verify rubbing areas.

Answer: In some cases, you can easily find the area that needs planing because the sticking has rubbed the surface of the paint on the jamb and the door. Areas along the edge where the paint is discolored or gone are the areas that you need to plane. If the discoloration is subtle, use a pencil and draw a circle around the area. This will help you find it when you are using the plane. If you don't know exactly where your door is rubbing, look at the gap between the jamb and the door when it is closed. The gaps will be smallest in the area where the door is rubbing. Once you have identified this area, you can look closer for additional signs of rubbing. Do this repeatedly while looking for the point where the door first makes contact with the jamb. You should be able to find the spots that rub by looking at where the door makes contact when the door catches. If the door doesn't close all the way, close it as much as you can and then push all around the door to see which areas feel loose and could close further and which feel tight. The tight areas are where the door is catching. Once you think you know where the door is rubbing, put pencil marks all over that area. Then open and close the door several times. If the marks are transferred to the jamb, this is an area of contact that needs to be planed down.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take over-the-counter NSAIDs to relieve pain and cramping. Take fish oil supplements to increase your omega-3 intake.

Answer:
The most distressing symptom of endometriosis is pain and cramping that can occur in the abdomen and pelvic area. Fortunately, you may find that your endometriosis pain can be relieved by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen, naproxen sodium, and aspirin. These drugs are good for any type of period cramps or pain during urination and bowel movements. If your pain increases during your menstrual period, consider starting to take NSAIDs about 24 hours before your period is due. Talk to your doctor about the best regimen of NSAIDs for you. In general, though, you can take 400 to 600 milligrams of ibuprofen orally every 4 to 6 hours. Do not take more than 3200 mg in a 24 hour period. For naproxen sodium, you can usually take 275 milligrams every 6 to 8 hours, not to exceed 1375 milligrams in any single day. Alternatively, you can try 325-650 milligrams of aspirin orally 3 or 4 times a day, but don't go over 4 grams. Always talk to your doctor before taking any medication. The omega-3 content in fish oil can help to reduce inflammation and lessen the severity of cramps and pain. Try taking 250 mg to 500 mg of fish oil supplements per day to see if they help you long-term.You can find fish oil supplements at most home goods stores.