INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place one clean fingertip on either side, just below the tip of the whitehead. You should be able to feel the sebum-filled area easily. After you've located the sebum-filled area, very gently wiggle your fingers together to coax the fluid out.  If no pus comes out, position your fingertips in a slightly different place around the pimple, then try again. If the pus still remains in the pimple, stop trying to pop it. The pimple is not yet ready to be popped; either wait a few days or let it go away on its own. This will encourage the remaining pus to come out; keep doing it until the pimple is completely drained. Don't touch the pimple itself, except to blot away the pus with tissues. There may be some bleeding. If you see blood, stop pushing at the pimple, and leave it alone - it will only put more pressure on the swollen area, and may cause scarring. Again, the important thing is to make sure that new bacteria doesn't invade the opening in the skin or the surrounding pores. Also, consider applying a small amount of bacitracin ointment to protect it.

SUMMARY: Plant your fingertips around the pimple's peak. Massage the skin around the pimple. Wipe the area with alcohol.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instead of fully exposing your pile of lumber to the elements, you may choose to stack your wood in a shed. The shed must be open to the elements on one side and contain a series of fans on the opposite side. The fans force air through the stacked wood and decrease your curing time. If you have the resources, you may consider constructing a ventilated dry kiln. Locate or construct an enclosed building that contains fans capable of moving and recycling hot air. Place your stickered lumber inside the building to force air-dry or pre-dry your lumber. For a price, many sawmills will cure green wood, or freshly milled wood, for you. The cost is often offset by the speed with which the job is completed. Most mills will use industrial sized kilns that are controlled by computers. Sawmills can use their software to determine the ideal heat setting based on the type of wood involved, the moisture content that is present, and the amount of wood that is being cured.
Summary: Consider curing your lumber in a shed with fans. Consider force air-drying your lumber. Consider drying your wood in a kiln.

in the oven at 400 °F (204 °C) for 50 minutes. If you’re roasting a small spaghetti squash, it may need less time in the oven. Check on the spaghetti squash periodically to make sure it’s not burning. Instead of using a baking sheet, put the 2 halves of spaghetti squash face down in a microwave-safe dish. Fill the dish with 1 inch (2.5 cm) of water. Then, microwave the spaghetti squash for 5-10 minutes, or until it's tender.
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One-sentence summary -- Roast the spaghetti squash Cook the spaghetti squash in the microwave if you’re short on time.

Q: Rub a sample of the suspected gold or pyrite on an unglazed ceramic tile. A colored streak will be left behind similar to a pencil mark.  Fool's gold or pyrite will leave behind a greyish streak. Real gold will leave a shiny golden streak. Determine the weight and volume of your sample. Use a digital scale to weigh the sample and record the mass in grams. Place the sample in a graduated container filled with water to determine the volume of displaced water. The volume the water level rises will indicate the volume of your sample (1 milliliter is equal to 1 cubic centimeter). Divide the mass by the volume.  Pyrite has a density of 4.8-5 grams per cubic centimeter Pure gold has a density of 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter. The hardness of a mineral can be determined by its ability to scratch or be scratched by an object. Try to scratch a copper penny with your suspected gold.  Real gold will not scratch a penny and can be scratched by the penny. Fool's gold or pyrite will scratch a penny and cannot be scratched by the penny.
A: Perform a streak test. Test the density of the sample. Do a scratch test.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Recognizing abuse is not always easy. Aggressive, timid, or skittish behavior can be but is not always an indicator of abuse. The best way, according to ASPCA's experts, is to observe animal’s treatment by its owner and its surrounding environment. Examples of typical abuse include.  Physical signs of cruelty  Wounds on the body or signs of injury not being treated Patches of missing fur/hair. Limping, weakness, or the inability to stand or walk normally An owner striking or otherwise abusing an animal Overly tight collar embedded in the animal's neck Visible signs of confusion or extreme drowsiness   Environmental signs of abuse  Pets that are left repeatedly alone without food/water, often chained Pets that are kept outside without shelter in extreme weather conditions Pets kept in an unsanitary enclosure Animals kept in cages or kennels that are either overly crowded or too small   Signs of neglect  Tick or flea infestations left untreated Extremely thin/starving animals Signs of inadequate grooming, poor coat condition, extremely long nails Heavy discharge from eyes or nose Animals that show signs of injury but have not been taken to a veterinarian Every locality has different laws or agencies that deal with animal abuse. Do some research online or simply in the telephone book to find some of your options. You may also contact your own veterinarian to find out what agencies are available in your area.  Some examples to look for:  Local police. Either call the main non-emergency desk number or find out if there is a separate animal control officer. Do not call the emergency 9-1-1 number unless there is an actual emergency. Your county District Attorney’s office. You will often find there is a special department assigned to crimes against animals.  Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). This is a national organization, but there are state branches that include the name (and initial) of the state:  MSPCA – Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals  NJSPCA – New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Check the Internet for your state or local branch of the SPCA.   Humane Society Other online sources – just do a general search online for “Animal abuse in [your state].” This should give you plenty of options. If possible, try to get photographic, video, or other recorded evidence of the abuse happening. If you can, try getting written/factual statements from other witnesses. If not, write down everything you know, witnessed, or think you know about the abuse. Concise/factual details/dates will be valuable. Be careful not to put yourself in danger or break any laws. You should not trespass or enter another's property without permission. Not only is this illegal but you could assume that the owner who is committing the abuse could be just as dangerous toward you as he or she is to the animals.

SUMMARY:
Be aware of possible signs of abuse. Research local animal care agencies. Collect evidence.