There is plenty of advice for traveling with children, who had to make do without iPods and DVD players, for example: When the going gets rough — in terms of behavior, not of the road — there's a sure-fire remedy.
Keeping professional contact with people at home as discussed above can help, of course, but there is no sure-fire remedy.
We're creative people, so after careful deliberation, we'd always come up with a sure-fire plan to remedy the situation.
David Streitfeld's Personal Tech column is entitled "As Kindle Fire Faces Critics, Remedies Are Promised", but look closely at that url and you can see the original title of the piece: "amazon's-fire-some-say-may-become-the-edsel-of-tablets".
Policymakers have pushed mostly carrot-and-stick remedies: firing underperforming teachers, giving merit pay to high performers, penalizing schools with poor student test scores.
Attack was attempted remedy.
Iron and water are everywhere a presence, and in Pinelands history; they are between them the cannonballs of America's wars, the river and rail transport of war materials, the burning furnaces, the scant remedy for ravaging fires.
As of this week, Ms. Abrams said, the 37 buildings had 713 violations of the city's housing maintenance code that had not been registered as remedied, including broken fire alarm systems, defective stairs, peeling lead-based paint and inadequate heat or hot water.
The administration had been told by the legal authorities to remedy numerous violations in fire security by August 1.
If the goal is to restore native plant dominance within an ecosystem with fire, then perhaps the short-term remedy may involve burning at times that are not typical for indigenous fires.
