Problem: Article: When it comes to maintaining tile, the best solution is prevention. By sweeping, vacuuming and polishing your flooring on a consistent basis, there will be less chance of stain-causing substances accumulating underfoot. Be on the lookout for places where dirt and debris have a tendency to collect, especially in corners, beneath furniture and around the baseboards.  Aim to sweep or vacuum your tile floors every couple of days, and to mop or give them a more extensive wipedown about once a week.  Neglected tile will quickly begin to advertise itself. If you allow it to get bad enough, it may even negatively affect the value of your home. When left untreated, even the smallest spill can become a stubborn stain. As promptly as possible, blot the affected area with a clean cloth dampened with warm water or a small amount of vinegar solution. Tracked-in dirt and food particles should be swept up so they don’t get ground into grout or rough surfaces.  Gradually apply more vinegar as need until the stain begins to come out. Responding to messes quickly is especially important if you have light-colored tile or grout that make discoloration more noticeable. Tile is praised for its durability and ease of cleaning, but it’s not indestructible. Harsh chemicals like bleach can cause natural materials to fade, while astringent cleaners may ruin the smooth finish of porcelain tiles after only a few uses. Whenever possible, opt for mild green alternatives such as vinegar and baking soda instead.  Even commercial tile cleaners can take their toll when used frequently, and are usually no more effective than garden variety vinegar, anyway. Never use anything more abrasive than a stiff-bristled brush or kitchen sponge to scrub your tile floors. Doing so may leave behind small scratches in which dirt and mildew can set up for good.
Summary: Clean tile floors regularly. Wipe up spills and messes right away. Avoid using chemical cleaners.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In addition to being sanitary, this technique will serve as a nose picking deterrent. If your child is constantly having to stop their play to wash their hands, it will make them think twice about picking their nose. That said, you have to be consistent, even in public. Children will often pick their nose out of boredom. Make sure that they have an activity to do with their hands. Coloring and drawing are always good fall back activities. You can also keep a toy handy for them to fidget with any time they have to sit still. This will keep their hands occupied and away from their nose. There could be an underlying medical cause for your child's nose picking. Take them to their pediatrician to discuss things such as allergies and dehydration. If the pediatrician sees any signs of such issues, they can advise you on how to deal with the problems. Sometimes kids do things just for attention. If the pediatrician is not concerned about the nose picking and nothing seems to work, just ignore it. Over time, most children will lose interest in picking their nose and stop naturally once the attention is removed from it.

SUMMARY: Make them wash their hands every time they pick their nose. Occupy their fingers. See a doctor. Ignore it.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: offer to be a roadie and help set up equipment, or put up the posters or sell tickets. Be sure to do it for free; it will get you free access to the gig anyway and they will owe you a favour. Make sure you keep a good relationship with them.
Summary: Talk to bands and organizers at local gigs and stay in contact with them. Offer to help on gigs that they are organizing; e.g. Once you have been to a couple of gigs you should have met at least 5 bands or artists.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Reminding yourself of what you value in life and what you value about yourself can help you feel fulfilled rather than empty. Our values, or core beliefs about life, are usually based on our experiences throughout our lives, but we may not always take time to consciously examine them. In order to seek out your values, you will need to spend some time in reflection. Identify your values by writing your answers to the following questions:  Identify the two people you most admire. Which of their qualities make you admire them and why? If your house was on fire, and you could only save 3 things, which would you choose and why? What topics or events get you fired up? What about these topics are important to you? Why? Identify a moment when you felt fulfilled and content. What about that moment made you feel fulfilled? Why? After you have finished answering these questions, try to figure out what qualities correspond with your values. In other words, read your answers and decide what qualities best match up with your values. For example, if you chose to bring a favorite book, a family heirloom, and gift from your best friend, you might say that this means you value intelligence, loyalty, and friendship. Therefore, a few of your qualities might be that you are intelligent, loyal, and a good friend. Once you have determined what you value most and what your qualities are, you can begin to determine what activities would make you feel fulfilled. Make a list of these activities and choose at least one of them to add into your life.  For example, if you have “Community” as a value, you could volunteer for your neighborhood watch, serve as a tutor at your school, or work at a soup kitchen. If you have “Faith” as a value, you could look for ways to incorporate your faith into more areas of your life, such as going on a mission trip or visiting your church, temple, mosque, or other place of worship more regularly. By living a “value-congruent” life (meaning the choices you make and your life path align with your values), you are more likely to feel fulfilled and happy.
Summary:
Identify your values. Determine which qualities match up with your values. Think about activities that would allow you to embrace your values.