Problem: Article: Apply dry cleaning solvent to a clean cloth or paper towel, and press it against a small, hidden area of your carpeting. After several minutes, take a damp cloth and blot out the solvent. Allow test area to dry, and make sure the solvent did not leave a stain or remove dye from the carpeting. Using a cloth or paper towels, press the solvent into the stained carpeting, moving from the outer edges to the middle of the stain. Press hard enough for the solvent to penetrate deep into the carpet fibers. Then allow the stain area to dry. Try using a fan or dehumidifier in the room to speed the drying process. If traces are found, repeat the process described above. You may need to clean the area multiple times before the stain disappears completely. This is normal with oil stains because the oil may seep up through the carpet fibers after the initial cleaning.
Summary: Test the dry cleaning solvent before applying it to the oil stain area. Apply the dry cleaning solvent to the oil stain area. After 5 minutes, take a damp cloth or paper towel and blot up the dry cleaning solvent from the carpeting. Examine the dried carpeting for any traces of the oil stain.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: With a revocable trust, you can easily remove property if you no longer want to include it. You should re-title the property back into your own name. Any property not in the trust at your time of death can't be transferred to anyone via trust. However, it will now be transferred by your will or by the intestacy laws if you have no will. You should also remove the asset from the schedule attached to the trust. Your trust should be set up so that you don't need to draft an amendment. You'll need to amend your trust if you want to change a beneficiary, name a different successor trustee, or appoint a different agent to make decisions when you are incapacitated. If you're adding property, you may also need to add an amendment (unless the property is going to the same person you have left all property to). Trust amendments are easy to draft, but remember the following: Identify the trust you are amending. Identify by name and date. Also state the provision of the trust that gives you the power to amend. Always include a statement that you intend the rest of the trust to remain in effect. For example, you can write, "In all other respects, the trust remains unchanged." Execute the trust amendment using the same formalities that you did for the original trust. You might want to get rid of the entire trust. Think carefully before doing this. Don't revoke if all you want to do is amend. Common reasons to revoke a trust include getting divorced or making extensive changes. You need to revoke your trust in a writing which you sign and date. Find templates online or consult with an estate attorney. Remember to transfer all property from yourself as trustee to yourself. This means you'll need to retitle property. For example, you should execute a quitclaim deed to transfer real estate from the trust back to you. If you remove property from a trust or revoke your trust entirely, you need to decide what you want to do with your property. A revocable trust is not a good substitute for a will and you should probably draft a will if this was your intention. If you don't, then you can't control who will receive your property when you die.

SUMMARY: Remove property from the trust. Amend the trust. Revoke the trust. Decide what you want to do with your property.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's never a good idea to take yourself off of medication without consulting your physician first. You may experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms that can be severe. Call your prescriber immediately if you are uncomfortable taking medications and tell the staff what is going on. You may be able to get an answer over the phone from your doctor as to whether or not you should continue the medication they may advise you to stop. Say to your physician, "My medication appears to be affecting the way I feel and I want to stop taking it. Here's what's going on." If you feel like new changes in your mood may be related to your medication, schedule an appointment with your prescriber and let them know your concerns. If the symptoms are bothering you, don't wait it out or hope they will go away. It's likely that your prescriber can make some changes to help ease the symptoms. Call your prescriber as soon as possible. If you're feeling miserable, let them know so that changes can be made. Say, "I'm noticing some changes to how I feel and wonder if it could be due to my medication. Is this common for this prescription? What can we do?" Before your appointment, make a list of all the ways in which you think you have changed. This could include the onset of new symptoms or experiencing a sudden absence of something you normally feel or experience. Some medications appear to increase thoughts of suicide, such as varenicline (Chantix) and some antidepressants. If your medication makes you feel increasingly suicidal, call your prescriber right away. They will likely discontinue medication and suggest you seek some kind of support. You can call a suicide hotline (in the USA: 1-800-273-8255; Australia: 13-11-14; UK: 0800 068 41 41). Call a friend to come help you or call for an ambulance to take you to the emergency department. You can also call emergency services. If you are feeling depressed but not suicidal, you might want to tell any family living with you or trusted friends so that they can check in with you on a regular basis.
Summary: Don't stop taking the medication. Schedule an appointment with your prescriber. Take suicidal thoughts seriously.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An MLA Works Cited entry normally begins with an author's name. However, MLA style doesn't recognize anyone specific as the "author" of a TV show. Type the title of the episode in title-case, surrounded by quotation marks. Place a period inside the closing quotation marks. Example: "The Blessing Way." Use title-case to type the title of the show. If you watched a recorded version of the show, such as on a DVD, include the title of the recording if it is different from the title of the show. Place a period after the title of the show. Broadcast example: "The Blessing Way." The X-Files. Recorded example: "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry." Friends: The Complete Sixth Season. In some contexts, you may want to include the names of writers, directors, actors, producers, or other people involved in the episode. If you are citing the episode particularly to point out their role, include their names after the title, with the appropriate abbreviation to identify their contribution (dir., writ., perf., prod.) Place a period after any names you include. Example: "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry." Friends: The Complete Sixth Season. Writ. Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen. Dir. Kevin Bright. For broadcast episodes, list the network name and call letters of the station, followed by the city and date of the broadcast. For recorded episodes, list the name of the distributor and the date of distribution. End your citation with the medium, followed by a period. Broadcast example: "The Blessing Way." The X-Files. Fox. WXIA, Atlanta. 19 Jul. 1998. Television. Recorded example: "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry." Friends: The Complete Sixth Season. Warner Brothers, 2004. DVD. For an MLA citation in the body of your paper, you normally would list the author's name and the page number in parentheses. Since you don't have author's names or page numbers for TV episodes, use the title of the episode and the time stamp of the material you mentioned. Include both the start time and the end time of the relevant section, separated by a hyphen. Place a period outside the closing parentheses. Example: ("The One Where Chandler Can't Cry" 00:03:30-00:04:16).
Summary:
Start your Works Cited entry with the title of the episode. Provide the title of the show in italics. Add contributors' names if appropriate. Close with broadcast or distribution information. Include the episode title and time stamp for in-text citations.