INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Even if you are already receiving medical care for your rheumatoid arthritis, sometimes your condition might change or worsen unexpectedly. If this happens, make an appointment with your doctor right away, even if you're not due for a checkup.For example, see your doctor if you notice increasing pain and swelling, changes in the appearance of your joints, or symptoms of related health problems (such as shortness of breath due to damage in the lungs).

SUMMARY: Let your doctor know if you experience new symptoms.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This includes the fabric that you will be using for your applique as well as the item you will be attaching the applique to. The only instances where you should not wash the fabric is if you are using a non-washable material, such as felt or silk. Wash the fabric first, then dry it. Iron it last to remove all wrinkles. You can draw the design by hand, or use a stencil. You can even print the design off of the computer. Simple designs work the best for appliques, especially if this is your first time making one. Try to use a thick paper, such as cardstock. It will make tracing easier. If you are doing letters, words, or numbers, reverse your design; it will come out the right direction in the end. There are lots of different types of iron-on, fusible interfacing. You must get the kind that has adhesive on both sides. When you buy it, one side will already have the adhesive visible; the other side will have paper on it.
Summary: Pre-wash and iron all of your fabric. Choose and create your design on a sheet of paper. Buy iron-on adhesive meant for appliques.

Only use wax that is made for use on your face, known as facial wax. It will often come in a kit with an applicator or strips that are made for certain areas of your face. Facial wax will be more gentle on your skin than body wax, as the skin on your face is more sensitive. You can find facial wax at your local beauty supply store or online. Cold wax kits are ideal for the face. These kits use wax strips. They are less painful and messy, and they may cause less damage to your face than using hot wax. Instead of wax, you can always use body sugar. Body sugar is gentler than wax and is easier to clean from your skin. The sugar paste is applied to your skin the same way that wax is and removed using the same techniques. If you are using loose facial wax, you will need an applicator stick. You can use an applicator stick made for waxing or popsicle sticks. Get popsicle sticks in a wide and small size, as you can use the small size for applying wax on your eyebrows. You will also need fabric strips to help remove the hair. You can buy pre-made fabric strips for waxing or make your own by buying white, cotton fabric and cutting it into small strips. If you are new to waxing your body, particularly your face, look for wax that comes in prepared strips. The strips will often come in a kit for facial waxing. They will be cut to fit certain areas of your face, such as your upper lip, your eyebrows, or your jawline. It is usually easier to apply wax in strips, rather than have to deal with loose wax and an application stick. If you are a seasoned waxer, you may feel more comfortable with loose wax.
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One-sentence summary -- Get wax made for your face. Consider sugaring your face instead of waxing. Get an applicator stick and fabric strips if you're using loose wax. Use prepared wax strips to make application easier.

Q: You might think these things can wait until you've actually assembled a team. However, "branding" your team right away makes it easier to draw in players. Take into account your prospective player pool and think about what will appeal to them. Use an online random sports team name generator for a unique name, or grab a dictionary and a thesaurus for some creative inspiration. Rely on your own artistic skills to create a simple team logo, or search online for logo creation sitesyou may be able to get a custom design for as little as $50 USD. Choose a team color scheme and uniform style that you think will appeal to your target pool of players. For example, you might choose a name and color pattern that is reminiscent of a popular college or professional sports team in your area. If, for instance, the local college team is the Bears, you might call your youth team the Cubs. Use all methods at your disposal to let potential players (and parents, if it's a youth team) know about your new team. Utilize your team name, logo, and color scheme as you spread the word. Use social media to inform potential players and/or parents. Use your personal accounts, but also consider creating "official" team accounts. You may even want to create a team website. Don't ignore low-tech methods like posting flyers in spots where potential players will see them. For example, you might post flyers for a youth team at the local library and ice cream shop. As you start to sign up interested players, make sure you have good systems in place for collecting key things like contact information and payments (such as registration fees). Set up a spreadsheet, for instance, to keep track of things such as: Names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of interested players. For youth teams, you'll need information from parents or guardians as well. Completion of registration forms and collection of registration fees. Signups for insurance or insurance waivers (if required by your league). Relevant measurements for uniforms and equipment. As your team roster fills out with players who have signed up, ask for any preferences or restrictions regarding practice times and locations. Accommodate the players as best you can, but also make sure that the practice schedule works well for you. For a youth team, for example, don't schedule late evening or night practices. You may also have to arrange for carpools with parents. Make sure you're also aware of any league rules regarding practice times or locations.
A: Create a catchy team name, logo, and uniform. Spread the word about your team online and in person. Collect required info and payments from your players. Schedule practices that suit your team's needs.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Try to get one that is about 26 inches (66.04 centimeters) long. You can choose to include the heel, or cut it off. If you don't like mustard, then simply use more butter instead. Make sure that the butter is at room temperature, however; this will make it easier to spread. If you can't find any Dijon mustard, you can use regular mustard instead. For extra flavor, use salted butter. For extra flavor and crunch, you can add some slicked cornichons as well. This will "seal" the sandwich and help keep it together. Don't press down so hard that the crust cracks, however. If the sandwiches are not holding together, you can stick a sandwich/club frill toothpick down the center of each one. If you won't be eating them right away, you can wrap them up tightly with plastic wrap, and store them in the fridge for the next day.

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Cut a baguette in half lengthwise using a serrated knife. Spread butter on one side of the baguette and the mustard on the other. Layer the ham and cheese on the bottom half of the baguette. Cover the sandwich with the top half of the baguette and press down on it lightly. Cut the sandwich into 4 to 8 equal-sized portions. Serve the sandwiches immediately.