INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You want to make sure the time, money, and energy you’re investing in your studies are worth potentially working less or having an extremely busy schedule.  For instance, if you’re going to school to earn a higher degree while working a career-oriented job you already enjoy, your job may take precedence.  Some students work full time while attending school part-time.  This may work especially well for supplementary degrees. Talk to a counselor at whatever school you’re considering about class or program options that will work for your work schedule. If you have solid job, you likely want to keep it, and may even be working towards a promotion.  Having a degree may even help you pursue the career goals you’re already working towards.  Fortunately, you may be able to incorporate the experience you’re gathering at work into academic assignments as well.  For instance, if you your job requires you to monitor the business’s social media account, you can likely apply the knowledge you’re acquiring at work to a marketing assignment in a business class. You may even be able to select topics for assignments based on your job. For example, if you are assigned a project on designing a new marketing campaign, you could model the campaign on the business you’re already working for, and win points with both your professor and your boss in the process. Avoid inundating your employer with the specifics of your schedule outside of work. However, it is worth telling them ahead of time when you know you’ll be tied up with academic responsibilities. Especially if you’re only studying part-time and working more consistently, you should remind your boss when finals are coming up.  Let them know as early as possible to make it easy for them to accommodate a bit more time off for you. If you need to work but are trying to acquire some credits towards a degree, consider switching to a job that will offer a more flexible schedule or a lower time commitment.  Particularly if the job you have now is unlikely to allow for career advancement, you may be able to find a job that will keep a paycheck coming while allowing a bit more time for work.  For instance, lots of service industry positions can allow for evening-and-weekend-only work schedules.  Accordingly, they may also allow you to take an extra class. Consider a job bartending or serving at a popular restaurant or bar.  These positions, though sometimes challenging, have the potential to earn you a high hourly wage, and are potentially less likely to be a source of distraction when you’re not at work.

SUMMARY: Assess the number of credit hours you can handle. Take advantage of any crossover. Keep your boss informed. Consider switching jobs.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Salt the water lightly. Cook them for 8-10 minutes until al dente. Check the directions on the package to see how long they should be cooked. When they're finished cooking, drain them.    Mix in 2 lightly beaten eggs, 2 tbsp. of olive oil, 2 tsp. of minced garlic, 2 tsp. of garlic salt, and 2 tsp. of parsley. Stir these ingredients together and cook the beef until it's evenly brown. When the mixture is cooked, transfer it to a large bowl. Mix in 1 (8 oz.) package of cream cheese and 1.5 (14 oz.) jars of pasta sauce. Combine these ingredients until the mixture is smooth. Gently open up the shells and scoop the mixture into them until they are literally "stuffed." When you've stuffed every shell, arrange the shells on the baking dish that you've prepared. This will give them an even richer taste. Or just bake them until they're bubbly and a bit browned. Sprinkle 1/2 cup of grated Romano cheese over the shells right before you serve them. Enjoy this dish as a hearty main course.
Summary: Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Place 1 (12 oz.) package of jumbo pasta shells in the water. Preheat your oven to 375ºF (190.5ºC). Lightly grease a medium-sized baking dish. Place 3 lbs. of ground beef in a skillet over medium heat. Mix in several of the other ingredients. Mix in the cream cheese and pasta sauce. Stuff the shells with the beef mixture. Cover the shells with the remaining pasta sauce. Bake the shells for 15 minutes. Serve.

If you expect to have to bring Gardenias in over winter because you live in a cold climate, do yourself a favor by planting them in lighter container materials. You may otherwise find it too difficult to try to bring the heavy pots in for the winter.  Light materials include plastic (you can put the ugly plastic pot inside a more attractive pot). You could also put your pot on a pot trolley to make heavier pots easier to move. In zones 6 and cooler it's important to bring Gardenias outside only in warmer temperatures. The rest of the time they will need to be in heated spaces indoors. Zone 6 temperatures can drop down to -10 degrees Fahrenheit (-23.3 degrees Celsius). A general purpose fertilizer given over six weekly intervals is ideal. Reduce watering over winter but do not allow the plant to dry out completely.
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One-sentence summary -- Plant your Gardenias in lighter containers if you plan to bring them inside during the winter. Take caution when living in cold climates. Continue feeding Gardenias over winter.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can create an account using your Twitter, Facebook, or Google account, or you can create an account using a separate email address. Making a personal account on HootSuite is free. HootSuite allows you to add all of your social networks to one account, letting you easily see all of your updates and feeds in one window. In order to do so, you will need to log in with each of the networks that you want to connect. Connections are made through each company's respective login system; HootSuite does not receive or store your passwords.  When you first create your account, you will be asked which social networks you would like to add. You can add and remove other networks later by clicking the "+Add Social Network" button on your HootSuite dashboard. HootSuite has built-in support for Twitter, Facebook, Google+ Pages, LinkedIn, foursquare, WordPress, and Mixi. You can add in support for other networks through apps. If you have multiple accounts on one service, you can add them all to one HootSuite account. You can either click the "+Add Stream" button at the top of the dashboard, or use the "Add a stream" tool that opens to the right of your current streams. Select the social network and then add the feed that you want to monitor. This may be the News Feed from Facebook, someone your follow on Twitter, or just about any other aspect of your Social Networks that you want to track. Click the "+" button at the top of your dashboard next to your existing tabs. These tabs allow you to organize and collect related streams in one place. You can have a "Work" tab, a "Personal" tab, and even a "Kardashian" tab. It's all up to you and how you want to organize your information. Each tab can have streams from any of your connected networks. The top bar of the HootSuite dashboard is your message tools. Use the drop-down menu on the left to select the social networks that you want to post to. You can post to as many of your networks as you'd like in one post. You an post whatever you'd like and even include links, images, and location tagging. When your message is ready, click the "Send Now" button to post it to all of your selected networks.  Keep in mind that Twitter has a character limit of 140. You can schedule your post for a later date by clicking the calendar icon.

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Create your account. Add your networks. Add streams. Create multiple tabs. Post messages. Write your message in the "Compose" box.