Go to http://www.spinxo.com/ in your browser. Spin XO allows you to plug in various words and traits in order to come up with a unique combination thereof, after which point you can test your selected username for uniqueness. At the top of the page, fill out one or more of the following fields:   Name or Nickname - Your real name, your preferred name, or a nickname for you.  What are you like? - Optional. You can add a personality descriptor (e.g., "funny") here, or you can use a descriptor for the type of content that you want to make.  Hobbies? - Optional. You can add a word or two for your preferred hobby or hobbies here.  Things you Like - Optional. Here, you can list different nouns related to things that you enjoy (e.g., "whales bananas cars").  Important Words? - Optional. If there's a word that you absolutely must have in your username, add it here.  Numbers? - Leave this space blank. It's an orange button to the right of the text fields. Doing so comes up with a list of 30 possible usernames. In the results section below the text fields, look for a username that you like.  If you don't like any of the results, you can click SPIN! again to come up with new options using the same parameters. You can also change the information in the text fields to change the persuasion of your name. Click a username that you'd like to use. Doing so will open the username in Spin XO's availability checker, which is a. To the right of the "Youtube" heading, look to see if the word "Available" appears; if it does, your username is available on YouTube. If your username isn't available, you'll have to select a different one.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Spin XO site. Enter username components. Click SPIN!. Review the results. Select a username. Review the username's YouTube availability.

Q: Empirical research does indicate garlic is a powerful natural antibiotic and also has anti-fungal properties. Some believe this means garlic could fight off bacteria in the skin, which may cause acne and blemishes. Try slicing a garlic clove in two and then rubbing it into your pimples. Let the juice sit for 5 minutes and then wash off in lukewarm water. You can repeat this process as needed to clear skin. As with any natural remedy, there is no guarantee this will work. If your skin feels itchy or irritated after your first attempt, you may want to stop trying with this method. You do not want to do anything that may cause your skin problems to get worse. There is some research that suggests cucumber contains chemicals and vitamins that help with healthy skin. Some believe this makes cucumber a fast-acting acne cure. There are several ways you can use cucumber to attempt to clear skin fast.  You can grate some cucumber and apply it to the problem area. Let it sit for 20 minutes and then remove. You can slice a cucumber and place it in clear water. Let it soak for an hour, allowing nutrients to seep into the water. Then, strain the solution. Use the water to wash your face. You can also make a face mask. Grate a cucumber and mix with a cup of oatmeal. Mix in some plain yogurt until you form a paste. Apply the mask to your face, let sit for 30 minutes, and then wash off with lukewarm water. Some believe honey has certain properties that promote healing of the skin. However, studies conducted were largely inconclusive, showing little evidence that honey helps heal skin issues. However, anecdotal evidence indicates honey has cleared skin fast for some. If you want to try to clear your skin in a day, wash your face with honey instead of a regular cleanser. See if you notice a difference. Steam treatments may help skin clear faster, as it forces out dirt, dust, and oil without making pimples and blemishes worse. Place your face over a pot of boiling water for 2 or 3 minutes and see if you notice your skin clearing. Be careful not to lean in too close over the water, as this may burn your skin.
A: Rub garlic onto problem areas. Cleanse your face with cucumber. Apply honey to problem areas. Use steam.

Article: This might just make you sweat more, but many men find that an undershirt (particularly under dress shirts) is a good option. This allows your outer shirt to stay dry, while the undershirt will catch the sweat. Make sure your overshirt is big enough that the sweat does not transfer from the inner to the outer shirt. Choose shirts that are cut lower under the armpits so that your skin and the shirt touch less. Different brands and cuts fit differently, so do some experimenting. These will cover the underarm area that you are worried about. Even though the extra layer might make you warmer, wear a lighter shirt underneath so that the combination of the two garments is not too hot. Tank tops and sleeveless clothing reduce the amount of fabric near the armpit that might get sweaty. Without that fabric, air also circulates in the armpit, cooling your skin and preventing as much sweat from forming.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Put on an undershirt. Find loose fitting clothes that allow your skin to breathe and air to circulate. Wear a jacket, cardigan, or shrug. Experiment with sleeveless shirts and dresses.

Article: Usually, the drainage is bloody following surgery, but as time passes it should become straw-colored, then clear. The drainage should never look cloudy or like pus. Notice the amount of drainage for every 24 hours. Your doctor should have given you a marked plastic container so you can track how many cubic centimeters (cc) or milliliters (ml) of fluid were drained. Check this every time you empty the JP drain, usually every eight to 12 hours. The amount of fluid should decrease as time passes.  You'll probably also be given a data sheet, to log the amount at the time of drainage. Usually drains can be pulled (by your surgical staff) when drainage is less than 30 – 100 cc in 24 hours. It is important that you have good communication with your surgeon and the staff. You'll need to attend follow-up appointments for wound observation and drainage removal. You should also report any issues or concerns you have. If you notice any of the following, get call your doctor:  Edges of the wound are red Pus or thick drainage Foul odor coming from the incision/insertion site Fever, greater than 101°F (38.3°C) Pain at surgical site Bathing and showering can be challenging with JP drains, but with some help you should be able to gently clean the site. Be sure to get your doctor's permission before bathing or showering, especially if you still have bandages. If you're allowed to bathe or shower, gently wash the area and make sure it's completely dry when you're done. If you're not allowed to bathe or shower, carefully clean the area around the drain using a washcloth or gauze. If you need additional help, communicate this to the office staff for a visiting nurse referral. Some surgeons will have a visiting nurse come out daily to help you with a sponge bathe and washing your hair. Or consider having a family member help you bathe. Use a safety pin and attach the pin through the plastic loop on top of the JP bulb. Wear loose fitting clothing and attach your drains to your clothing, like a loose shirt. Pin the drains to anchor them. This way, they won't get tangled or pulled out. JP drains that are attached to clothing may also feel more comfortable.  You might try using a fanny pack to secure the JP drains around your waist. Avoid pinning them to your pants. If you accidentally forget they're there, you may pull down your pants and remove the drains.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pay attention to the drainage. Monitor the wound site. Keep the area clean. Secure the drains.