In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the single most effective and easiest solution to increasing gas efficiency. The most fuel-efficient speed may be the point at which your vehicle shifts to high gear. For most vehicles, this is somewhere around 50 mph (80 km/h).  In fact, every 5 mph (8.0 km/h) you go over 50, you can assume you're spending an extra $.25 a gallon on gas. Your efficiency decreases significantly the faster you go. What's more, lights are often timed to the speed limit. If you go faster than necessary, you're just stopping and starting anyway – which is also bad for saving gas. You can avoid wasting fuel by not tailgating. In these instances, you'll often be pressing the gas to regain the speed lost from braking which forces you to correct your following distance by applying your brakes, causing a vicious cycle. This constant up and down uses up more fuel than just driving steadily and at a safe distance. Repeated braking simply wastes energy, converting it into unnecessary heat energy and greatly reduces the service life of your brakes. In the future most cars may be equipped with systems in which braking power will be converted into reusable energy, but it is highly unlikely that your car has this technology now unless it is a hybrid. Every time you punch the gas to quickly accelerate after stopping you are burning extra fuel and increasing tire wear. By accelerating more slowly you are only using the fuel required to get the vehicle to the cruising speed. In short, you want to use the gas and brake pedals as little as possible. Keeping that in mind while driving will keep your gas usage to a minimum. Fuel consumption increases when you allow the vehicle speed to drift lower and then compensate by accelerating back up. Maintaining a steady position on the accelerator keeps the gas flowing minimally. Allowing the car to lose speed going up hills and gain speed going down increases efficiency. And as for weaving, don't do it. It's for much the same reason – when you weave in and out of lanes, you're constantly speeding up and slowing down. Relax and stick to one lane. If your route will allow it, try to make as few left turns as possible on the way to your destination (or right turns in countries with left-hand traffic). Stopping and waiting at an intersection to make a turn across the oncoming lane lets the engine run idle, which wastes gas, as does accelerating once again to make the turn. Another way to keep your foot off the brakes and the gas pedal is to use overdrive and cruise control on the highway. Overdrive keeps your engine's speed down, extending the life of your engine, too. Cruise control keeps your car going at a steady rate, allowing the gas a break from pumping too hard or not pumping enough. However, it's only useful in stretches – don't bother using it in town, you'll be stopping and starting too much for it to make any difference. Higher gears at low speed and vice versa will lead to lose of more fuel. Shift gears carefully and according to the desired speed. This will cause less strain on your engine.
Summary: Drive at the speed limit. Avoid tailgating and constantly hitting the brakes. Accelerate slowly. Drive smoothly and stick to one lane. Avoid turning across oncoming traffic. Use overdrive and cruise control on the highway. Use gears wisely.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A midwife or doctor might recommend breaking your water manually if labor is slow. It is unlikely your water would be broken during the early stages of labor, as this increases the risk of infection. If things have slowed during active labor, however, breaking your water might get the process moving.  You will move your bottom to the edge of the hospital bed. Your doctor will examine you using a gloved hand. If necessary, she will use medical instruments to scratch the membrane around your baby until water flows out.  The procedure is not painful but can be uncomfortable. Contractions will become much stronger and quicker after your water is broken. A hormone drip can encourage your contractions to speed up and become more effective. This will push you from latent labor to active labor.  Pitocin, an artificial form of natural hormones released during labor, will be used in your hormone drip.  Your baby must be monitored more closely during this process as pitocin can cause very strong, very frequent contractions that can distress the baby.  An epidural may be administered before the hormone drip is put in place. You may need pain medication due to the increased intensity of labor, although plenty of women also give natural childbirth using pitocin. The cervix can be widened in one of two ways. This speeds up the process of labor and increase the rate of contractions.  Synthetic hormones that stimulate cervix dilation can be taken orally or placed inside the vagina.  The cervix can be dilated manually with balloon-shaped medical catheters, which is why this is sometimes referred to as the "balloon method."  As with most methods of medical induction, your baby's heart rate and vital signs will be monitored more closely afterwards to assure there are no complications. Inducing labor is usually done at the recommendation of your doctor or healthcare provider. While a wait-and-see approach is usually preferable, a doctor might want to induce labor for one of the following reasons. She will discuss her reasons with you to help you make the best choice.  If you're two weeks past your due date, the doctor might be concerned about the baby getting bigger. This makes delivery more difficult and increases the risk of complications.The risk of stillbirth also doubles when you are two weeks or more past the due date.  If your water breaks but contractions don't follow, your doctor may want to induce to minimize risk of infection for you and your baby.  Medical conditions, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, put you and your baby at risk for health issues. Your doctor might want to induce.  Any sort of infection is grounds to induce labor.  In rare cases, the placenta comes undone from the wall of the uterus. This can cause complications and if it occurs your doctor will probably want to induce.  Purely elective inductions should not be performed prior to 39 weeks gestation, as there can be complications to the baby.
Summary: Have your water broken. Ask your doctor about a hormone drip. Ripen your cervix. Induce labor medically.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Crumple up newspaper, printer paper, or something similar. Then, insert it into your shoes. This will make sure your shoes hold their shape as you clean then. Otherwise, you could damage their shape. Use a bristled brush to brush the suede in one direction. While you want to make sure you're pushing down, don't push too hard. It is important that you apply only as much pressure as needed to remove the stain. In the end, brushing may have the effect of removing stained fibers from your shoes. If your initial brushing doesn’t remove the stained fibers, you need to go back and brush harder. This time, apply a lot more pressure with the bristled brush. Brush your shoes in a back-and-forth motion. Rub until you’ve reduced the stain substantially or it is gone entirely.
Summary:
Fill the shoes with newspaper or a similar material. Apply pressure and brush the stain. Brush harder.