INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Most dorms have strict rules about hanging decorations with nails and painting the walls, among other things. Always check the rules and regulations before you do anything that might be a violation.  Adhesive strips and hooks make it possible to hang nearly anything on your walls without leaving a mark, so don't feel that you are limited in your design options! Some dorms may also prohibit you from hanging anything from the ceiling, even if it doesn't create a hole. Most dorm rooms do not allow you to burn candles or incense, so look for fire-free ways to add a nice scent to your room, like oil diffusers. Fire codes may also limit what you are allowed to hang on your door. If you'll be sharing your room with one or more other students, it's a good idea to start talking to them as soon as possible to determine what each of you is bringing. You can coordinate so that each of you brings one or two large items that will be available for everyone to use.  For example, you can hang pictures on the right side of the dorm, and your roommate's on the left. It also helps to talk to your roommates about likes, dislikes, and color preferences. If you come up with a design plan together, your room will look much more cohesive.  Be sure to talk about practical things like dorm fridges, microwaves, and televisions, in addition to decor items. Go shopping for new items with your roommates if possible. This will be a great way to get to know each other while decorating your room. It helps a lot to know exactly how much space you will have to deal with before you start buying items to decorate your room with. If possible, visit the dorm rooms yourself and take measurements of everything (Including the existing furniture). If you can't do it yourself, call your college and see if they can provide you with measurements. Remember that you can't fill every square inch of your floor space with furniture. When deciding how much will really fit, be sure to take walking space into consideration. You do have to deal with the furniture that comes with your dorm room, but there's no reason you have to leave it in the same place! Feel free to move things around to create a space that works for you and your roommates.

SUMMARY: Play by the rules. Talk to your roommates. Get measurements. Don't be afraid to rearrange.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When your stomach is upset due to nausea, you need to eat small amounts of food and slowly drink small amounts of fluids to avoid overwhelming your stomach. It is important to eat and drink even when you feel nauseous. Hunger and dehydration can actually cause nausea or make your nausea worse. While eating might be the last thing you want to do, an empty stomach will only make your nausea worse. To avoid upsetting your stomach further, try eating easy-to-digest foods.  Good examples of bland foods include crackers, toast, potatoes, noodles, rice, and English muffins. If your nausea is only mild, you could also try baked or boiled chicken or fish. Good examples of hydrating foods include popsicles, clear broth-based soups, and Jello. Avoid foods that are greasy, salty, or spicy. For example, sausage, fast food, fried foods, and potato chips are your enemy while you suffer from nausea. These foods are all too heavy for your stomach to handle when it is feeling sensitive. The difference in temperature can send your stomach for a whirl, which is the last thing you want while fighting off nausea. As a general guideline, cold food is usually gentler on the stomach and proves more effective at calming nausea than hot food does. Hot food can have strong smells, which can make your nausea worse. Hydration is vital during fits of nausea. Drinking water and fruit juices in small amounts throughout the day will help relieve your nausea. Use a straw to help you sip, rather than gulp, fluids.  Water is your best option, but fruit juices like apple juice can work, as well. Flat soda, especially flat ginger ale, can help settle a nauseous stomach. If you have vomited, drink a sports drink that contains glucose, salt, and potassium to replace any of the minerals you could have lost. Avoid beverages that contain caffeine and alcohol. This can slow down your digestion and lead to a stomachache, on top of your nausea. Wait at least half an hour to an hour before you lie down after you've had a meal to give your stomach time to digest.
Summary: Eat food in small amounts, throughout the day. Consume bland and hydrating foods. Try not to mix hot and cold foods. Sip clear, cold fluids throughout the day. Don’t lie down right after eating.

Coat a medium to large baking dish in butter or nonstick cooking spray. Cut your loaf of bread into slices. The slices should be 1 1⁄2 inches (3.8 cm) thick. Stack them in the pan in even, overlapping layers. You can use a rectangular dish or a deep dish pie pan. Break the eggs into a large bowl. Pour the eggnog, vanilla, and cinnamon into the bowl. Whisk together the ingredients until they are completely blended. Pour your  mixture over the bread slices. Make sure you pour evenly so each slice is completely coated. Cover your dish with plastic wrap or aluminum foil. Place in the fridge overnight. If you don't want to let them set overnight, make sure you leave it in the fridge for at least 3 hours. Take your pan out of the fridge. Preheat your over at 350 degrees. Uncover your pan and set it aside. Put the butter, syrup, and brown sugar in a saucepan. Stir them together and cook over medium heat. Keep stirring the mixture until it begins to foam and bubble. Slowly pour your topping over the bread slices. Make sure you coat them and pour some in between the slices. Bake uncovered for 40 to 45 minutes. The top of the bread should be golden brown. Dust with powdered sugar and serve. This recipe makes 8 servings.
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One-sentence summary -- Prepare the pan. Whisk your wet ingredients. Soak your bread. Preheat your oven. Make your topping. Bake your bread.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The mother dog should remove the membrane from its face so the pup can breathe, chew the umbilical cord, and lick each puppy to stimulate its breathing. If she neglects to do any of these things, you may need to intervene.  Tear the sac membrane near the puppy's head, peel it backwards, and remove the puppy. Use a washcloth to remove mucus from the puppy's mouth and nose. Then rub the puppy all over to stimulate breathing. Tie the umbilical cord using unwaxed dental floss. Use sharp scissors to cut the cord about 2 inches (5.1 cm) away from the abdomen on the far side of the knot. Treat the cut with iodine to prevent infection. This is crucial for the puppies because it allows them to ingest colostrum (or newborn milk) with important antibodies. Colostrum helps the puppies fight infection while their immune systems continue to develop. It a good idea to weigh the puppies after birth and then every other day for the first 2 weeks. They should gain a little weight with every weigh-in. Newborn puppies are not able to maintain their own body temperature. For the first 5 days, keep the whelping area between 85 °F (29 °C) and 90 °F (32 °C). For the next 5 days, you can reduce the temperature to 80 °F (27 °C). After 4 weeks, you can bring the temperature down to 75 °F (24 °C). After the first week, growth will start increasing rapidly and they may need to eat even more frequently -- possibly every hour or so. This is totally normal and a good sign they're developing well. Start transitioning the puppies to solid food after 4 weeks. . People sometimes purchase puppies without realizing how much care, attention, and time they need. Ensure that a new owner will treat your puppy properly before handing over the dog.  Interview potential puppy-owners to find about their lifestyle, and whether or not they seem up to the responsibility of raising a husky. Perform a home visit to make sure they have a suitable space. Get their driver’s license number and do a background check to make sure they no have a history of animal neglect or abuse.

SUMMARY:
Make sure the mother is licking and cleaning each newborn pup. Let the puppies nurse as soon as they're born. Keep the puppies warm. Make sure the puppies eat every 2 hours for the first week. Find good homes for the puppies