INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To work in the entertainment industry, you have to go where to action is. Depending on where you live, this could be New York, Los Angeles, London, Mumbai, Las Vegas, Tokyo, and so on. The closest major city is a great place to start. Choose a location that makes sense for the particular industry you want to work in. For example, if you want to work with musicians, go for New York, Los Angeles, London, Nashville, etc. For stage acting and entertainment, consider Las Vegas or New York. For television and radio, try the closest major city. Talent managers often start their careers in lower-level positions with management firms or agencies, and then work their way up to management. Take whatever job you can find with a talent management agency, such as an administrative or assistant role, and dedicate yourself to moving up the ladder. If you can't find a talent management agency to work with right away, you can also learn more about the industry by working for producers, directors, or casting directors. As you gain more experience during your internship or position, look for the chance to assist in evaluating scripts, planning tours, or developing promotional packages. Take on extra projects and show a keen interest in learning more. Strive to be personable, reliable, and hardworking. Working for a talent management firm allows you to be around a lot of different performers. Eventually, you may be given complete charge over a client, which could be the start of your career. As you advance your career, you will meet many important people in your industry. Focus on creating strong, lasting connections with talent and managers alike, growing your social and professional currency and relevance. Your connections will be valuable assets when you start working directly with clients, so view networking as a top priority.

SUMMARY: Relocate to an entertainment industry hot spot. Take a low-level position or internship with a management agency. Look for opportunities to take on more responsibility. Grow your network within the industry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pericoronitis (the infection around the wisdom tooth) occurs when the tissue surrounding a wisdom tooth becomes inflamed and infected. It can be caused when only part of the tooth has "erupted" into the mouth, or if crowding near the wisdom teeth has made flossing and proper cleaning difficult. To figure out whether your wisdom tooth is infected, it is important to be able to identify the tell-tale signs and symptoms. Look for the following: Bright red gums or red with white spots on your gums. The gums will be inflamed around the particular tooth. Moderate to severe pain in your jaw and difficulty chewing. You may notice swelling that looks like a small lump in your cheek. The swollen area may also feel hot to the touch. An unpleasant, metallic taste in your mouth. This is caused by the blood and pus at the site of the infection. You may also experience bad breath as a result. Difficulty opening your mouth or swallowing. This may mean that the infection has spread from the gums to the surrounding muscles. Fever. A temperature above 100 degrees F (37.8 degrees C) indicates that you have a fever, which means that your body is fighting off an infection. In severe cases, the infection may be accompanied by muscle weakness. If this is the case, you should contact a dentist or doctor immediately. In some cases, the root may also be infected. If this is the case, your dentist will likely extract the tooth. Salt is naturally antiseptic. Using a saltwater rinse can help kill bacteria in your mouth. Add to 1 teaspoon of salt to 8 ounces of lukewarm water. Mix well to combine. Take a mouthful of the rinse and swirl it around your mouth for 30 seconds, concentrating on the infected area to kill the bacteria. Spit out the salt water after 30 seconds do not swallow. Repeat this process 3 to 4 times per day. You can use this treatment in combination with any antibiotics your dentist prescribes. Depending where you live, it might possible to buy antibacterial dental gels at your local drugstore. These gels help to control the infection and alleviate any pain or inflammation. To apply the gel, rinse your mouth thoroughly and apply one or two drops of the gel directly onto the infected area using a cotton applicator tip. Don't use your fingers to apply the gel as you risk introducing more bacteria. Apply the dental gel 3 to 4 times per day for best results. If you are experiencing severe discomfort as a result of the wisdom tooth infection, you can take a pain reliever that also relieves inflammation. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are usually available over the counter at pharmacies and drug stores. Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), naproxen (Aleve), and aspirin are the most common NSAIDs. Do not give aspirin to children under age 18, as it has been linked to the development of Reye's Syndrome, which causes brain and liver damage. Acetaminophen (paracetamol) is not an NSAID and does not reduce inflammation, but it can help relieve pain. Follow the dosing instructions on the packaging, or as instructed by your doctor, and do not exceed the maximum dosage. Keep in mind that each drug has its own list of side effects, so read the product advice information on the packaging before taking any medication. Talk to your pharmacist or doctor if needed. If you don't want or can't take medication, apply an ice pack to the infected area. It will relieve pain and reduce the inflammation until you can seek treatment. If the swelling is severe, seek emergency medical treatment. Pour ice cubes in a plastic bag or in a towel. Press the bag against the painful area for at least ten minutes. You can also use a bag of frozen vegetables, such as peas or corn. (Don't eat bagged veggies that have been thawed and refrozen.) It is very important that you schedule an appointment with your dentist as soon as possible. If you do not get adequate medical treatment for your infection, it could spread to other parts of your mouth and body. Pericoronitis may also lead to other complications such as gum disease, tooth decay and the development of cysts. More severe complications include swollen lymph nodes, sepsis, systemic infection, and possibly even death. If your dentist is too busy to see you immediately, visit an urgent care clinic or go to the hospital. Many have emergency dentists.
Summary: Identify the signs. Rinse your mouth with saltwater. Use a dental gel to relieve pain and inflammation. Relieve the pain. Use an ice pack. Call your dentist.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Wear it just long enough for your odor to rub off. Put the sock over your hand, with your fingers holding the catnip dangling down inside the bottom of the sock. Then twist the end of the sock. It doesn't have to be perfectly secure, just enough to allow you to re-wrap the sock with multiple layers. You should now have a new "layer" to add to the toy. You won't need too much. Not all cats like catnip, but cats that do like catnip tend to be quite sensitive to it. One theory on why catnip excites cats is that it acts on the hypothalamus, triggering a predatory reaction. Some research suggests certain molecules in catnip act as an opioid on cats, triggering the pleasure center in cats' brains. Not all cats are affected by catnip. Only about 30-70% of all cats will react to catnip. You may want to make this knot somewhat loose, so that your cat will be able to access the catnip. "Working" for food allows cats to indulge in the natural predatory instincts that all cats are born with. Some cats are immune to catnip, but those that aren't immune will find the toy irresistible. Even if your cat does not like catnip, it will certainly enjoy playing with the toy. Your cat will be able to smell you on the sock, and it may come to associate your smell with the excitement and joy of playing with catnip, making this a great toy for newly adopted cats.

SUMMARY:
Wear an old sock for a few hours. Take a large pinch of catnip in your hand. Drop the catnip in the toe. Grip the toe of the sock with the catnip inside and pull the sock off. Repeat this, adding a bit more catnip for every layer. Tie a knot in the end of the sock. Give the toy to your cat.