INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To prevent motion sickness, you can administer fresh ginger root or a capsule of ginger. If you decide to feed your dog fresh ginger, give them five or six small slices about thirty minutes prior to travel. Ginger capsules should be administered based on recommended dosage for your dog’s weight. Ask your veterinarian about using ginger supplements prior to administering them to your pet. Use an extract mixture of multiple herbs like peppermint (Mentha piperita), chamomile (Anthemis nobile), and horehound (Ballota nigra). These scents can be used to treat motion sickness in dogs. Simply place a few drops of the extract of your choice on a cotton ball, and place it on your dashboard. The scent of these extracts is often effective in relieving or preventing nausea, and they make a great, natural air freshener. Watch for any reaction from your pet to make sure the herbs do not have an adverse effect. Female dogs naturally release calming scents when they deliver a litter of puppies. These pheromones keep puppies calm and relaxed. A synthetic form of this pheromone, dog appeasing pheromone (DAP), has been developed to create the same response in anxious pets. You can spray the pheromone in the car or purchase your dog a collar that is saturated with the synthetic pheromone.

SUMMARY: Feed your dog ginger. Try aromatherapy. Use pheromones.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: On this page, include just the most important rules for writing in your organization. Imagine your readers are looking at only one page in the guide, and this one is it. Now, jot down the rules you most want your readers to remember and refer back to. For instance, maybe you want to remind them to use the Oxford comma or to use a friendly tone. If your organization prefers certain words over others, make a quick reference page for them. Include the words you'd prefer they not use, and then alternatives you'd rather them use instead.  You can also list preferred acronyms on this page. Preferred abbreviations can also go on this page. For instance, if you use units of measurement, note how you want them abbreviated or whether you preferred them spelled out. Add items to the list that you want them to check once the piece is written to make sure the writing follows your style guidelines. Include a page number where they can find out more about each rule you're emphasizing. For instance, your list might look this way:   Check your grammar (page 4). Ensure your structure and flow make sense. It can help to read it out loud (page 6). Make sure your formatting aligns with the organization's standards (page 8). Have someone else proofread it before letting it go live. While a table of contents is important, an index can be more helpful, particularly in a print guide. It can assist your readers in finding things quickly and easily.  Start building the index as you write your guide. That way, you can add words to the index as you go. Include things like common grammar style choices, such as "Oxford comma," and things like "numbers," "abbreviated words," and "tone of voice." Alphabetize the list, and add page numbers so they can find the words.
Summary: Make a quick-tip page for your organization's preferences. Create a preferred word page. Add a writing checklist. Include an index at the end.

Cleaning a sunfish, or any fish, can get messy. Put newspaper down in the area where you will be cleaning the fish. The natural slime of the fish sticks to the newspaper, which helps it stay in place as you clean. Be absolutely sure that the sunfish is dead before you begin cleaning. You can buy a fish scaler to remove the scales. If you don’t have a fish scaler, find a sharp knife with a serrated edge. You can use a knife to remove the scales and carry out the rest of the cleaning process. You can find a fish scaler at places like Bass Pro Shop, or at many supermarkets, like Walmart. Use your tool to begin removing the scales. Hold the fish with the hand you won’t be cutting with. Work from the tail to the head as you remove the scales. Slide the knife back and forth repeatedly, from the tail to head. You do not have to cut deeply. Continue to remove the scales until the skin is smooth.
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One-sentence summary -- Prepare the area. Choose a tool. Remove the scales.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: From high school onward, keep an eye out for individuals who can provide with you some guidance and advice from a professional standpoint. Try to stay in touch with those surgeons that you meet and keep them updated regarding what is happening with you. These mentors can provide unique insight into the school process and what your life will be like afterwards. It is a great idea to identify one or more of your professors as potential mentors. Your relationship with them can continue after you complete school. And, they can provide you with much needed letters of reference and connections. Medical school usually takes at least four years to complete. You will spend the first few years primarily in the classroom and lab, learning procedures and surgical practices. Then, you will transition to working on your skills under the supervision of an experienced surgeon. You will rotate from specialty to specialty in order to expose you to a full array of options.  Obstetrics, pediatrics, and cardiology are just a few of the specialties that you may encounter on your rotation. Once you graduate, you will be awarded with a degree. In the U.S., you will receive either a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.). While you are in medical school, you will begin evaluating certain residency programs that have an emphasis on your desired area of specialty. You will then apply for this program and spend somewhere between three to seven years completing it. You will essentially serve as a surgeon under supervision.  Residency programs usually focus on a particular area of medicine, such as urology or critical care. This is the time where you will truly hone your skills in a more specific way. As another example, in the United Kingdom you move into a phase called “Foundation Training” after receiving your initial medical degree. During this two-year period, you work with patients and begin to explore a field of specialty. When you've finished your residency, you will have the option to continue training for up to three years as part of a fellowship. This fellowship provides you with the time to focus even more closely on a surgical subspecialty, like cardiothoracic measures. Many fellowships will also provide with financial and academic support for publishing. It is always a good idea to talk with a fellowship program about where their graduates are working now. This will give you a better idea of your career options post-fellowship. Licensing very much varies depending on your particular location. You will want to follow the guidance of your residency or fellowship program regarding the licenses that you will need to apply for. In most scenarios, you will need to pass certain exams in front of a medical board. For example, in the U.S. states, it is necessary to take an exam, such as the US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). As you move through the education process, try to find ways to publish your unique insights in trade journals or hospital publications. Every piece that you publish provides another valuable line on your resume and it also reflects your transition from student to surgeon.

SUMMARY:
Find a mentor. Complete medical school. Complete a residency program. Add a fellowship. Get licensed. Try to publish.