INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should do this as soon as possible after you've dripped oil onto your leather. This can include the oils you find in salads or the type of oil you find in your car. Using your fingers, rub the corn starch into the stain. You should feel the corn starch warm up from the friction caused by rubbing. This should reactivate the oil and make it easier for the corn starch to soak up. After you've worked the corn starch into the stain, brush off the excess with your fingers. If you're working on a large stain, you might need to use a vacuum. Depending on how old the oil stain is, or how much oil there is, you might need to repeat these steps more than once to completely remove the oil. If you've repeated this procedure three or four times and still can't get the oil out, you might need to take your leather to a professional cleaner. Once you've removed the oil stain from your leather, wipe it down with a barely damp cloth. This removes any corn starch residue.

SUMMARY: Pour corn starch onto the stain. Rub the corn starch into the leather. Vacuum or brush off the powder. Repeat as necessary. Wipe the leather with a barely damp cloth.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your friend needs love and support, not a lesson on what is morally right or wrong. Your friend probably feels ashamed, guilty, and emotionally hurt. Lecturing your friend won't help you connect or maintain your relationship. You may feel angry or guilty about your friend's attempt and want to ask about why they didn't ask for help. But questioning your friend won't be the most helpful for them or your relationship if the attempt was recent. Don't pretend like the attempt never happened or ignore it and hope that things go back to normal. You should not completely ignore what happened, even if your friend doesn't mention it. Try to say something nice and supportive, even if it doesn't come out right. It's better to bring it up than say nothing at all. For example, you could say that you are sorry for how terrible your friend has been feeling, and ask if there is anything they need or that you can do. Whatever you say, reassure your friend that you care about them. Remember that you're in an uncomfortable situation, and that nobody knows exactly how to act when someone close to them has made an attempt on their life. Many people think that a suicide attempt was just a way to get attention and that the person wasn't really serious about taking their own life. A suicide attempt is a very serious situation and it shows that there are complex underlying factors and emotional pain for your friend. Avoid telling your friend that you think they did it just to get attention. In doing so, you are minimizing the seriousness of that life-changing decision and are making your friend feel terrible and unimportant in the process. It's important to be as sensitive as possible. If you tell your friend that you think they did it just to get attention, then you're not really trying to understand the situation. While it may be easier for you to minimize your friend's problems, this really won't help your friend move on from the attempt. Making your friend feel guilty is insensitive, even if you may honestly feel hurt or betrayed by your friend's attempt. Your friend probably already feels guilt or shame for worrying the people around them. Instead of saying something like,"Weren't you thinking of your family or friends?" try to empathize with your friend. Remember that your friend may still be feeling depressed or fragile, and what they need most is your support and love. There are no easily or quick solutions for dealing with a suicide attempt. You can't expect that medicating your friend will just make everything turn out okay. The thought process that leads to suicide is often complicated, and so is the process of recovering from a suicide attempt. Though it's important to make sure your friend gets the help they need, don't minimize your friend's problems by thinking that the solution is simple. It's tempting to want to heal your friend and remove their pain so everything becomes normal. But remember that your friend has to work through the pain. The best thing you can do is support your friend and offer help.

SUMMARY: Don't lecture at your friend for the attempt. Acknowledge the suicide attempt. Take the suicide attempt seriously. Don't make your friend feel guilty. Give your friend some time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When citing Wikipedia in APA style, first list the name of the article. You do not need to use quotes or italics. Simply write down the article's title followed by a period. For example, if you were citing an article on Jimmy Carter the beginning your citation would look like this: Jimmy Carter. If you want to lead with an author's name, Wikipedia suggests using "Wikipedia contributors" as the name. In APA style, it's customary to include the date an online source was published or last modified. The date of the last revision is at the bottom of the Wikipedia page; if you cannot find the date, you can simply write "n.d." in parenthesis after the entry title. After the date, add a period. Returning to our example, your citation would look like this: Jimmy Carter. (n.d.). In APA style, it's customary to mention where you found an electronic source. When citing Wikipedia, you would write "In Wikipedia," italicizing the word "Wikipedia", and then add a period. Our citation should read as follows: Jimmy Carter. (n.d.). In Wikipedia. This is the date on which you accessed the information. Use the word "Retrieved" and then write the date. In APA style, the date is written "Month Date, Year." For example, if you retrieved your source on the 15th of October in 2015, you would write, "October 15, 2015." Add a comma after the date. To illustrate, here is what our example would look like so far: Jimmy Carter. (n.d.). In Wikipedia. Retrieved October 15, 2015, After the comma at the end of the date, write "from" and then include the full URL of the Wikipedia page. In our example, our final citation would read as follows: Jimmy Carter. (n.d.). In Wikipedia. Retrieved October 15, 2015, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jimmy_Carter&oldid=862298349 Remember to use the permalink, or other readers will have a hard time finding where you got your content from.

SUMMARY:
Start your entry with the Wikipedia entry title. Include the date, if available. Write the words "In Wikipedia". Follow with the retrieval date. End with the URL.