INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are suffering from esophagitis because of a medication you are taking, you may be able to combat the problem by drinking a full glass of water when taking the pill. Sometimes, "pill esophagitis" is due to the medication remaining in the esophagus for a period of time and irritating it, rather than passing directly to the stomach. Another option is to opt for a liquid form of the medication you are taking, rather than pill form, if it is available in liquid form as well. This can help to reduce pill-related symptoms of esophagitis. It is also advised to sit or stand for at least 30 minutes after taking your pill. Lying down immediately after has been shown to increase symptoms of heartburn. If drinking a glass of water with each pill does not work, you may need to stop taking this prescription and start on a different treatment plan. It is very important that you talk to your doctor before you stop taking your treatment. Many medical conditions are able to be treated with more than one type of medication; speak to your doctor if alternate treatments are available that are less irritating to the esophagus. If you are taking aspirin or NSAIDs on a regular basis and are suffering from esophagitis, you should stop taking these. Visit your physician first, to make a plan for stopping the medications gradually; stopping them suddenly may cause "rebound" inflammation and pain, while slowly weaning off of them can avoid this situation. You should also discuss the symptoms that caused you to be taking these medications, so that a diagnosis and an alternate treatment plan can be devised. Over-the-counter pain killers have been reported to cause increased symptoms of heartburn in some patients, which is why it is important to be careful about taking these and to consult your doctor if you think they may be worsening your condition.

SUMMARY: Drink a full glass of water when you take the medication. Talk to your doctor about finding an alternative prescription. Stop taking over-the-counter pain killers.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you wait until the week before, everybody will be out there and take most of the items. If they have the same classes as you, you might be able to walk together. If your school is far away, take the bus or get your parents to drive you. If it's close, walk to school, or take your bike, if your school allows it. Your teachers will have expected you to have studied over the summer.
Summary: Buy school clothing, school supplies, and any other school items you need. Figure out your teachers and classes, and your friend's teachers and classes. Decide your main mode of transportation for the year. Study as much as possible.

On the website, move your mouse pointer over the "Amazon" logo at the top left side of the landing page. You should see the "Try Prime" link under the Amazon logo. Click the "Start your 30-day free trial" button on right side to register for the membership. Being a member of Amazon Prime gives you a chance of collecting free Kindle books every month. To subscribe under a free trial, click the "Try Prime free" button at the bottom of the page then follow the instructions given on the screen. Remember, you can cancel your prime membership plan anytime you like. To subscribe as a permanent Prime member, select the radio buttons under the "Enter your credit card information" and "Enter your billing address" to choose an existing credit card or billing address, or add a new credit card or billing address.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to the home page of Amazon at www.amazon.com. Click on the "Try Prime" link to open the subscription page. Join the free trial. Be a full member.

Q: If you've already bought a bottle of bubbles solution, you're ready to start. If you don't have any on hand, it is easily make your own using a few household supplies. First, use any kind of liquid soap as your base. Add cornstarch to make the bubbles strong. Mix the following ingredients in a bottle: 1/4 cup dish soap 1 cup water 1 teaspoon cornstarch Store-bought solution comes with a wand, but if you make your own bubbles solution you will need to make a wand. Here's a chance to get creative. A wand can be fashioned from any item that has a hole to blow through. Look for one of the following items you can easily make into a wand: A wire dipper for dying eggs. These come in egg dying kits used during Easter. This little wire contraption has a hole and a handle, making it the perfect wand for blowing bubbles. A pipe cleaner. Just bend one tip of the pipe cleaner into a circle shape and wrap it around the stem of the pipe cleaner. A plastic straw. Bend the end of the straw into a circle and tape it to the stem of the straw. A slotted spoon. You can dip the spoon in the bubbles solution and blow a lot of tiny bubbles at once. Any other item that can be bent into a circular shape. If it has a hole, you can blow a bubble through it! The solution should stretch over the hole to form a thin film. If you look closely you'll be able to see swirls of colorful soap in the film. The film should be thick enough to stay in place without breaking while you hold the wand steady for several seconds. If the bubbles solution breaks as soon as you lift the wand from the bottle, add a little more cornstarch to make it thicker. Or you could try adding an egg white. A soft, gentle stream of breath will cause the soap film to bend outward until it forms a bubble. You've just created a bubble! Experiment with different ways of blowing to see how the force of your breath affects the creation of bubbles. If you continue blowing past the first bubble, you might find that there's enough solution left on the wand to create a stream of bubbles.. Keep blowing until bubbles stop flowing through the wand. Try making a bigger bubble. Very slowly, blow a steady stream of air through the wand.
A: Mix some solution. Find a wand. Dip the wand into the bubbles solution. Lift the wand to your lips and gently blow into the circle of the wand.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Breast milk is only good for about 24 hours after thawing, so don't freeze more than one day's worth of milk in a single container. You can store your milk in special freezer bags or freezable bottles--two to four ounces is best for each container. If you're using a container, choose a glass or BPA-free plastic container with a tight-fitting lid. If you're using bags, avoid using normal storage bags or bottle liners. Choose bags designed for freezing breast milk. Even when frozen, breast milk will not last forever. Don't use breast milk that has been frozen more than three to six months old. Labeling your milk will help you make sure your baby is getting good milk. Store new milk in the back of the freezer where the temperature is more consistent. This will also help ensure that the first portion you use is always the oldest. Make it part of your nightly routine to take the next day's portion of milk out to thaw. That way you won't be stuck without milk and you won't be tempted to thaw the milk too quickly!

SUMMARY:
Store milk in small portions. Label milk with the date. Keep the oldest milk in the front of the freezer. Take milk out to thaw nightly.