INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The pain scale is used by doctors to help determine the severity of your pain. The pain scale is numbered from 0 to 10, with 0 being no pain and 10 being the most severe pain. You can rank your pain on the scale by choosing a number on the scale. The scale is as follows:  0 - No pain, feeling perfectly normal. 1 - Very mild pain. 2 - Discomforting pain that is minor. 3 - Tolerable pain that is noticeable but not overwhelming. 4 - Distressing, strong pain that you cannot adapt to. 5 - Very distressing, strong pain that gets in the way of your normal lifestyle and routine. 6 - Intense, strong pain that affects your senses and clouds your thinking. 7 - Very intense pain that dominates your senses and is debilitating. 8 - Utterly horrible pain that overrides your senses, your thinking, and your personality. 9 - Excruciating unbearable pain that require painkillers or surgery. 10 - Unimaginable, unspeakable pain that is the worst pain you have ever experienced. Based on the pain scale, your pain is considered minor if you fall within 1-3. Your pain is moderate if you fall within 4-6, and your pain is severe if you fall within 7-10.  Your doctor may find it useful if you describe your pain as minor, moderate, or severe using the pain scale, as they can then more easily classify your pain as a symptom. Keep in mind that people have different levels of pain tolerance, so your idea of minor pain may be someone else’s idea of moderate pain. Your doctor will take your pain tolerance into account. In most cases, the pain scale comes illustrated with cartoon faces that move from 0 to 10. The illustrated face at 0 is smiling and pain free, while the face at 10 is weeping in agony. You may be able to describe your pain best to your doctor by pointing at a certain face on the scale. The illustrated faces on the scale are often most useful for people who respond visually to pain. This can also be very helpful in a crisis situation where someone is unable to talk, or in small children who have difficulty describing their pain. The pain scale is widely used by doctors, but it is also not the only way for you to describe pain. Sometimes, it can be hard to place your pain on an exact number on the scale or within a certain range. Your “5” on the scale could be someone else’s “7.” Your doctor should keep the subjective tolerance of the pain scale in mind when they are using it to diagnose and treat your issue.

SUMMARY: Look at the pain scale. Identify if your pain is minor, moderate, or severe. Chose an illustrated face on the scale. Keep in mind the subjective nature of the pain scale.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you want to master a new skill, you need a guide. Oftentimes, the best way to learn a skill is by simply watching. Look up videos of lip syncing online or attend a lip syncing battle in your area.  Pay attention all aspects of performance. Writers who want to be better writers read and pay attention to things like sentence structure, story, and dialogue. If you want to learn to lip sync, watch for performance persona, timing, and accuracy.  If at all possible, ask questions. Questions about the nuances of performance can be a great way to learn more. If you're able to attend a lip sync contest, consider stopping a performer afterwards and asking him or her any questions you may have. There are no quick ways to master a new skill. You simply have to make time every day to practice and, with time, you will improve. Keep a consistent schedule. Practicing lip syncing should become as natural to you as brushing your teeth at night. Set aside a half or so to go over your chosen song a few times. There are different kinds of learners. Some people learn best by watching, reading, and studying. Others learn best by seeing and doing. In order to master lip syncing, understand and practice your personal learning style. There are many tests online you can use to gauge how you learn best. You progress is unlikely to be steady the entire time. When mastering a new skill, people usually make a lot of initial progress and then plateau. This often leads to frustration and people end up quitting. Have patience and be consistent. If you continue to practice each day, you will eventually surpass your plateau.
Summary: Learn through watching. Practice consistently. Understand your best learning style. Have patience.

If you’re clingy, you might want to get everything about your feelings or your life off your chest right away because you fear that the person you feel very clingy toward might abandon you at any moment.  For instance, you might tell someone on a second or third date that you love them and want to marry them.  You might also reveal extremely intimate details about your past, rather than about your feelings.  For instance, you might share with a coworker you just met that your mother died when you were six.  These kind of personal details are usually not appropriate for someone you are not very familiar with. Before revealing personal feelings or details, think about how you would respond to a given comment if you heard it from the person you are talking to.  If you think it might be odd, do not share too much. Clingy people will want to make the “right” decision – that is, the decision which they believe will please and win the affections of the person they are clinging to.  If you find yourself waiting to decide something as important as where to go to university or as mundane as what to eat for lunch before consulting the friend or partner you’re clinging to, you are being too clingy. Clingy people attach themselves strongly to one person and are afraid of losing them.  Interrogate your feelings about the person you suspect you may be too clingy with.  Do you think about them excessively while they are not around?  Do you count the minutes until you can see them again?  Do you try to forestall their leaving so that you can have them all to yourself?  These are signs that you have separation anxiety, the fear inspired by the idea that someone will leave you. If you are constantly texting, calling, or visiting a certain person, you are probably too clingy and fear separation.
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One-sentence summary -- Recognize when you reveal too much too soon. Identify an inability to make decisions. Search your feelings for fear of separation from someone.

Q: The process involved a brush rapidly spinning to buff away scarred skin, removing darkness while leveling the skin for smoothness. It’s not an invasive procedure and it is a quick fix to removing light surface scars. The procedure exfoliates the scarred skin by blasting tiny crystals at it. Then, as the brush moves across it scrapes off the scar to reveal new skin underneath. It’s very much like dermabrasion, except that it is tougher, removing a thicker layer of skin to ensure scars and other bodily marks are gone for good. Microdermabrasion can also be done at home through kits sold at drugstores or grocery stores. These usually contain a brush and cream you can manually use to scrub scars (and other blemishes) away. For scars that have thickened over time and may be too difficult to sand off or lighten with creams, you can simply cover it with un-scarred skin. By using an instrument that pulses laser light directly on to the scar, a dermatologist or surgeon performs this to break down scar tissue. Once its broken down it is naturally re-absorbed in to the body. The benefit of laser treatments is that it is ideal for almost all skin types; the intensity of the pulses are adjusted to patients’ specific skin tones.
A: Erase a scar with dermabrasion. Replace a scar with new skin underneath with microdermabrasion. Graft skin from elsewhere on the body over top a scar. Laser away scars to guarantee their riddance.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need two iron ores. This is done by placing the two ores into a furnace. Place iron in the top slot, fuel (coal) in the bottom slot.

SUMMARY:
Mine for iron. Smelt it. Retrieve the two iron ingots that you have smelted.