In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Plywood is a cheap and popular option for covering windows. Pick plywood sheets that are at least 5⁄8 inch (1.6 cm) thick. Measure the perimeter of all your windows. Cut the plywood so that it extends 8 inches (20 cm) past the window in every direction. Install plywood covers before a storm with bolts, screws, window clips, or barrel bolts every 12 inches (30 cm).  When installing plywood, get someone else to help you lift the heavy panels. Plywood is not up to code in many areas, and is unlikely to lower your insurance premiums. Hurricane film is an affordable transparent plastic that you can leave in place year-round. Measure the perimeter of your windowpanes and buy enough film to cover each windowpane entirely. Peel the film off its backing and stick it slowly to your windowpanes.  Hurricane film does not prevent your window frame from blowing off, and might not even protect your window from breaking. However, it will protect you from glass shards, and will keep the wind out of your house. Homeowner's insurance premiums are not usually lowered for hurricane film. Do not open your windows during a storm. Some people say this will lower the pressure in your house, but the opposite is true. There is lots of misinformation about hurricane safety, and one persistent myth is that putting tape in an X or a grid over a window provides reinforcement. This is untrue! Duct tape will not provide protection from a hurricane.
Summary: Build plywood covers for your windows. Cover your window glass with hurricane film. Keep your windows closed during a storm. Do not put duct tape over your windows.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to help with your job search, you want to have a resume that clearly highlights your skills and relates them to your current job. You can actually organize the experience section of your resume into different skills. For example, you could list communication skills and then provide examples or when and how you have developed those skills through different work, intern, and volunteer positions.  Always tweak your resume and cover letter to fit the job you are applying for. This will demonstrate to a potential employer that you have taken the time to research and consider the posting. If you're not the strongest writer or you're worried about formatting your resume correctly, ask a friend to help! You can also find resume templates online that will make the process easier for you. Remember to make it scannable in a short amount of time. List things that immediately cause people to think, “This person can probably create value.” Use social media sites, such as LinkedIn to reach out to and meet with people in the industry. You can also network at local community events or job fairs. This network may be able to recommend jobs, help you develop skills, and answer any questions you may have about the industry. Use job sites like Monster.com, CareerBuilder.com, Indeed.com, and SimplyHired.com to begin looking for entry-level job titles. These sites will allow you to search for specific jobs or more generally at career fields, such as teaching or advertising.  Define your search by choosing 0 to 2 years of experience. This will remove jobs that require more experience. Most job search engines will allow you to apply for jobs directly through their site. You should apply to as many jobs as possible, even if you do not have all of the required experience that was listed on the job post. For example, the post may say two to three years of experience is preferred. This likely means that they will consider candidates that do not have exactly two years of experience. In order to be successful in an interview, you should thoroughly research the company. This way you will appear knowledgeable about both the job and company goals and objectives. You should also practice some interview questions with a friend or family member. This will give you an opportunity to speak out loud and determine exactly how you will answer potential questions.  This type of preparation will allow you to appear confident and relaxed in an interview setting. Show that you're confident in the experience you do have but also eager to learn more. Employers want to hire people that are driven to succeed.
Summary: Create an effective resume. Network with people in the industry. Search through online job sites. Apply to jobs. Practice your interviewing skills.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: treatment protocol. The most effective treatment protocol for minor musculoskeletal injuries (including stress fractures) is abbreviated R.I.C.E. and stands for rest, ice, compression and elevation. The first step is rest — temporarily stop all activity that involves your injured foot in order to address your injury. Next, cold therapy (ice wrapped in a thin towel or frozen gel packs) should be applied to the broken toe as soon as possible in order to stop any internal bleeding and reduce inflammation, preferably while your leg is elevated on a chair or stack of pillows (which also combats inflammation). Ice should be applied for 10-15 minutes every hour, then reduce the frequency as the pain and swelling subside over the course of a few days. Compressing the ice against your foot with a compression bandage or elastic support will also help control the inflammation.  Don't tie the compression bandage too tight or leave it on for more than 15 minutes at a time because complete restriction of blood flow could cause more damage to your foot. Most uncomplicated broken toes heal well, usually within four to six weeks, at which time you can slowly resume athletic activities. Your doctor may recommend anti-inflammatories such as ibuprofen, naproxen or aspirin, or regular analgesics (painkillers) such as acetaminophen to help combat the inflammation and pain associated with your toe injury. These medications tend to be hard on your stomach, liver and kidneys, so they shouldn't be taken for more than two weeks at a time. Tape your broken toe to an adjacent uninjured toe (called buddy taping) for support and to assist realigning it if it's somewhat crooked (speak with your doctor first if your toe appears crooked). Thoroughly clean your toes and feet with alcohol wipes and then use strong medical-grade tape that's preferably waterproof so it can withstand showering. Change the tape every few days over the course of a few weeks.  Consider putting some gauze or felt in between your toes before taping them together in order to prevent skin irritation. To make a simple, homemade splint for additional support, place trimmed Popsicle sticks on both sides of your toes before taping them together. If you're unable to tape your own toes, then ask your family doctor, specialist, chiropractor, podiatrist or physical therapist for assistance. Immediately after your toe injury, switch to comfortable-fitting shoes that have plenty of room in the toe cap in order to accommodate the swelling and the taping. Choose hard-soled, supportive and sturdy shoes over more trendy types and avoid wearing high heels for at least a few months, because they push your weight forward and severely crowd the toes. Supportive open-toed sandals may be used if the inflammation is excessive, but remember that they don't offer any toe protection.
Summary:
Utilize the R.I.C.E. Take over-the-counter medications. Tape your toes for support. Wear comfortable shoes for four to six weeks.