In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Heavy or painful feeling, redness, swelling or tenderness in one of your legs can be a sign of blood clots. Most commonly, the pain will be in your calf or thigh. Swelling and discomfort in your legs is common in pregnancy, so it doesn't always mean that there's a serious problem. If you're worried you might have a blood clot, talk to your midwife or GP. Blood clots don't always have symptoms, so it's important to understand your personal risk. This pain may worsen when you walk. You may feel pain in other related areas due to the lack of oxygen to this region. If you suspect a blood clot, check for warm skin at the location of the suspected clot. Veins on your legs that look larger and swollen more than usual may be a sign of a blood clot.
Summary: Be mindful of pain in your legs. Watch out for pain on the inside of your knees. Notice any elevated temperatures in sites where blood clots are common. Check for any swollen veins.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may suddenly feel all self-conscious. Everybody seems to be looking at you, and you don't like standing up in front of a large number of people any more. If you're finding you suddenly have these sorts of problems, you're probably starting puberty. You find that you start to have feelings of attraction for other people, and you may start to be interested in romance, dating, and sexual activity (at least in theory, even if it's too early in practice). If this sounds like you, you've probably started puberty. If you find that you get unbelievably happy, and intensely angry, and grief-stricken and you don't really know why, you've probably got hormone rushes, which are a symptom of puberty. Boys especially can get very angry and not understand why. It is a common pre-adolescent thing to begin watching so intently for the onset of puberty that they see signs that haven't really manifested themselves yet. Start out by clearing away the idea that you MUST have already started on puberty. If you see any or all of these signs in you, it's time to talk to mom and dad. It may seem hard at first, but in puberty, communication is the key to avoid going off the rails. Parents have been there before, so they'll be able to help you out!
Summary: Consider how you feel about yourself. Consider your feelings towards others. Monitor your emotions. Keep an open mind. Talk to your parents!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: All-purpose clothing dyes are available at most big box stores. Rit, one of the most popular brands, is widely available in a large selection of colors. Dylon is another common brand. Craft stores carry a bigger selection of colors than big box stores generally do. These dyes come in powder or liquid form, and either one will work just fine. You need to start with clean fabric, so wash it if you're using something you already have. It's a good idea to wash new fabric as well, just in case it has anything on it that could keep the dye from sticking. Don't dry the fabric, as you'll need it wet to dye it. Don't use fabric softener. The fabric needs to be completely wet so that the dye doesn't create a splotchy effect on the fabric. You can take the fabric out before the spin cycle or soak it in a tub before dyeing it to saturate it. If you put crumpled fabric in dye, you'll end up with a marbling effect. Unless you want a marbled look, use your hand to smooth out your fabric as much as you can before dyeing it.
Summary:
Purchase a commercial dye from a big box store. Wash the fabric. Soak the fabric if it's not saturated with water. Smooth out the fabric.