Article: Keep whisking until the yogurt is light and fluffy, and the honey and vanilla are mixed evenly throughout. Although the recipe calls for bananas and strawberries, you can use other types of fruit as well, including blackberries, raspberries, mango, and kiwi. Save the rest of the yogurt for the later layers. Continue layering the yogurt, syrup, granola, and fruit until you have nothing left. Finish off with a thin layer of granola on top. For that final sundae touch, you could even add some chopped nuts or sprinkles. Top it off with a small strawberry on top. If you won't be eating it right away, you can cover it and refrigerate it for up to 3 hours.
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Whisk together the yogurt, honey, and vanilla in a small bowl. Mix together your fruit in a separate bowl. Distribute one-fourth of the yogurt between two small bowls or tall glasses. Layer one fourth of the syrup, granola, and fruit. Garnish the sundae with whipped cream and more syrup, if desired. Serve the yogurt sundae.

Problem: Article: Before you are eligible to become a US citizen, you must live in the country as a permanent resident for 5 years. This period is reduced to 3 years if you are married to a US citizen or for other special circumstances such as military service. Your residency must also be continuous, or the time starts over. While it's okay to take brief trips out of the country, at least 30 months of continuous residency in the US is typically required. While you're a permanent resident, take care to follow all applicable laws and local ordinances. Any infractions could make it more difficult for you to become a citizen. After you've lived in the US for the requisite period of time, you can apply to become a citizen of the US. The application, Form N-400, is available on the USCIS website. As a Green Card holder, you are entitled to live in the US permanently. However, if you become a naturalized citizen, you have the right to vote and receive benefits, such as Social Security, from the federal government. Fill out the application completely and accurately. Be honest in your answers, even if you think the truth might hurt your chances of becoming a citizen. Before you begin the application process, the USCIS recommends you read the Guide to Naturalization. You can download the guide at https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/M-476.pdf. Once you've completed your application and compiled any necessary supporting documents, mail it to the appropriate USCIS lockbox facility along with the fees for processing. The Guide to Naturalization provides the addresses for the lockbox facilities. Generally, the address you use depends on where in the US or its territories you currently live. After your application is processed, you'll receive a notice of the date, time, and location of your interview. The interview typically covers questions about your application, as well as your background, your character, and your attachment and loyalty to the US and the US Constitution. While you are taking your interview, you are considered to be under oath. If the USCIS agent catches you lying about anything, they will terminate your interview immediately and reject your application. The citizenship test consists of an English test and a civics test. For the English portion of the test, you must be able to read, write, and answer questions in English. The civics test consists of 10 questions about the US government and history. You must answer at least 6 of the 10 questions correctly. There are 100 possible civics questions you may be asked. You can download a copy of these questions from the USCIS website if you want to study. You can also take a preparation course or use a study guide. These resources are available for free at most public libraries. Universities and nonprofit organizations near you may also offer resources free of charge to help you prepare for the test. If you pass the citizenship test, you will be invited to attend a naturalization ceremony and take the Oath of Allegiance. You are not considered an official US citizenship until you've taken the Oath. The naturalization ceremony is a significant occasion for most new citizens. However, if for some reason you are unable to attend, you have other options for taking the Oath. You can even take the Oath at the end of your test if you choose.
Summary: Live in the US as a lawful permanent resident. Complete an application for naturalization. Submit your application to USCIS. Attend a citizenship interview with a USCIS agent. Take the US citizenship test. Attend your naturalization ceremony.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Easy chairs and recliners offer high backs and arms to support your neck and back and allow you to settle in comfortably. Having a chair with enough room to switch positions or shift your body during the night will also help you sleep better. Use an ottoman, stool, chair, or coffee table to keep your feet off the floor. Put a pillow under your feet for extra support. Keeping your legs elevated helps prevent leg cramps and poor circulation. If you are unable to elevate your legs, wear compression socks to prevent blood clots. Gather blankets to keep you warm during the night, a time when your body temperature naturally drops. Larger blankets that cover your entire body will help keep you warm. Find pillows that can support your neck, back, and legs. U-shaped travel neck pillows are a comfortable option for supporting your neck. Close the curtains and turn out the lights. Turn off televisions, computers, tablets, or phones. By creating a "nighttime" atmosphere, your body will feel like it needs to sleep. Closed drapes help you sleep later in the day by preventing the sun from shining through the windows and waking you up early. The light from electronic screens sends signals to your brain that it should be awake. It is best to reduce use of these products before bedtime. Shutting down your phone completely or turning off its visual and sonic notifications decreases potential light and sound interruptions. Be sure to have a back-up alarm clock if you turn off your phone completely. Use ear plugs to negate street noise and/or an eye mask to enhance the room's darkness.

SUMMARY: Find an appropriate chair. Elevate your feet. Collect bedding. Make the room dark and quiet.

Nearsightedness makes it difficult to see objects far away. This is caused by having an eyeball that is too long, or a cornea that is too curved. This affects the way light is reflected on the retina, which causes blurred vision. Farsightedness makes it difficult to see objects that are up close. This is caused by having an eyeball that is too short, or a cornea that is not curved enough. An Astigmatism is when the eye doesn't focus light properly into the retina. Astigmatism causes objects to appear blurry and stretched out. It is caused by an irregular shaped cornea. This condition typically comes with age (over 40). This condition makes it difficult for the eye to focus on objects clearly. Presbyopia is caused by a loss of flexibility and thickening of the lens inside the eye.
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Identify nearsightedness. Identify farsightedness. Identify astigmatism. Identify presbyopia.