INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Knees should be bent. Start slowly, at first, for safety. If you want to turn clockwise, you will be sliding on your left foot. If you want to turn counterclockwise, you will be sliding on your right foot. Your foot should be perpendicular to the direction you are traveling. This will create friction against the floor. Hold this position until you come to a stop. Straighten the leg and angle the wheels so they slide on the floor. This friction is what will cause you to stop. Keep the other leg bent at the knees as the skate rotates approximately 180 degrees. All your weight should be on this leg.

SUMMARY: Take a few strides forward to pick up a little speed. Pick a direction to turn that feels the most natural. Turn your body until the sliding foot is in front of you.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many tropical houseplants in their native tropical habitat don't go dormant at all and keep growing. Others, however, have distinct sleeping seasons that need to be provided for proper growth. You'll need to provide less water and warmth for a period of weeks or months. During the winter, almost any plant can get by with less water or warmth, which results in vigorous spring growth or even flowers and fruit. Signs of dormancy vary among plant species. Evergreen species just stop growing. Deciduous plants drop all their leaves. Most bulbs like caladiums simply appear to go dead above ground while the bulb lives on. In fact, the calla lily unusually falls asleep during the growing season in northern climates due to the opposite seasons of its South African home. Cacti and leafless succulents don't display dormancy but appreciate cold dryness in winter. Do not fertilize a plant during winter or dormant season unless it's required for the species. The plant's roots will not be using the nutrients, and it will damage roots or force the plant into active growth, which results in weak foliage and flower performance. Compacted soil results in water and nutrients draining too fast into the draining dish. The soil should bubble and make soaking sounds when you water it. In soil that is too heavy, plants will have symptoms of weak brittle stems and normal leaves. Sometimes the plant will snap off the root ball with a slight tug, or stronger species will be less vigorous. Plants with taproots and some indoor trees will topple over in soil that's too light.
Summary: Provide the proper dormant season for the plants. Watch for the signs of poor soil conditions.

By itself, bilious vomiting syndrome is not a serious problem in dogs. However, it can lead to other problems. Therefore, if your dog is vomiting bile, do not delay with taking your dog to your vet. The sooner your vet can diagnose this syndrome, the sooner your dog can receive treatment and not develop health problems related to vomiting bile. Your vet will perform a physical examination. During the physical exam, describe the vomiting episodes in as much detail as possible: when your dog vomits, what the vomit looks like, and how long the vomiting has been going on. The more information you give your vet, the better able they'll be able to diagnose your dog. Although it's well known that dogs vomit bile when they have an empty stomach, it's not clearly known how the bile gets into the stomach in the first place. Some potential causes of bile abnormally flowing into the stomach include inflammatory bowel diseases, internal parasites (Giardia), and intestinal blockage.
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One-sentence summary -- Take your dog to your vet. Have your vet examine your dog. Learn about why dogs vomit bile.

Q: Evacuating your car is risky, so you want to be 100% sure that your car is on fire before exiting. If you see smoke but no flames, watch the smoke to make sure that it isn't exhaust coming from your car. Smoke is thick and won't dissipate quickly, whereas exhaust will fade into the air. If you see flames, your car is definitely on fire and you should evacuate as quickly and carefully as you can. Once you see that your car is on fire, it's important to exit as quickly as you can. Open the latch of the door and push it open, being careful to only touch the plastic latch and not the frame of the door or car. The metal frame of the car is likely charged with electricity by the power line, so it's important to have as little contact with your car as possible in order to avoid getting electrocuted. After you open the door to the car, don't step out as you normally would. Instead, hold your legs together and bring them slightly inward towards your body. Rotate your body, making sure to not let your feet or any other part of your body touch the frame of the car, so that you are angled to jump out of the car. Cross your arms over your body to make yourself as small and compact as possible. Still keeping your legs together, jump carefully out of the car and land on both of your feet at the same time. Keeping your legs together so that your feet touch the ground at the same time greatly reduces your chances of getting shocked. Jump, don't slide, out of the car. Your body should be in the air, not sitting in the car, when your feet touch the ground. After you jump out of your car, get away from the flaming car as fast as you can. Instead of walking and lifting up one foot at a time, shuffle from the car, keeping both your feet on the ground at all times about 6 inches (15 cm) apart. Alternatively, you could also hop away from your car. You may feel silly, but shuffling or hopping may save you from getting shocked. If you choose to hop from the car, make sure that both of your feet hit the ground at the same time. Keep shuffling or hopping until you are at least 50 feet (15.2 m) from your car. Then take out your phone and call 911. Tell them your exact location, and let them know that a power line has fallen onto your car and that your car has caught fire. When the dispatchers arrive, tell them what is going on and follow their safety advice. Warn other approaching cars what has happened, and tell them not to approach or touch the car or the power line. Shout over to them if they are within 50 feet (15.2 m) of the power line or car.
A: Make absolutely sure the car is on fire. Open the door. Bring your legs together and cross your arms. Jump out of the car. Shuffle or hop away from your car. Call 911 when you are 50 feet (15.2 m) away.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Repeat this for all 6 ramekins.

SUMMARY:
Turn on the broiler. Take 1 tablespoon of sugar and sprinkle it evenly over the top of a ramekin. Make sure the broiler is heated thoroughly, and then put the ramekins with the layered sugar into the oven for approximately 2 to 3 minutes. As soon as you notice a light brown color, take the Creme Brulees out of the oven and serve immediately.