Article: A flea comb is a very fine-toothed comb easily found in pet supply stores, the pet aisle in discount stores, or at a veterinary office. Work the comb down to the pet's skin and slowly comb through the fur. If there are fleas, you'll see small black flakes or even fleas as you pull the comb through the fur. When you're at home, spend some time wearing white socks. This will make it easier to spot fleas. If you notice a bunch of tiny black spots on your socks, this may be a sign of a flea infestation. These might show up as actual fleas that may jump on your ankles and feet, or these specks may also be flea dirt. You may notice your pet scratching or furiously nibbling at itself if it's being bothered by fleas. If you have flea bites, you might have small pink and red bumps or spots which may be itchy. You might find flea bites at the fold of a joint, such as at your elbow, knee or ankle. These bumps will turn white when you press on them.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a flea comb on your pet. Wear white socks around your house. Watch your pet for behavioral changes. Check your skin for flea bites.

Problem: Article: Depending on the amount of personal property you have or whether you have children, you may feel the need for a lawyer. Lawyers charge by the hour and the rate is often above $300 per hour. Even if you don't need a lawyer, divorce will cost you in many ways: Your assets will likely be divided. This includes your home, vehicles, retirement, and savings. If either of you signed a prenuptial agreement, you may walk away from the divorce with little to nothing. On the other hand, many prenuptial agreements have a "cheating clause" built into them which could leave you paying out a large settlement. Depending on your financial situation, you may be required to pay your wife alimony after a divorce. Even if you don't get a divorce, simply separating is expensive. You will be dividing your household income into two sets of bills such as rent, food, and utilities. This will put further strain on your marriage and lifestyle, and likely lead to a divorce down the road. If divorce is the outcome of your affair, your children's lives will change dramatically. They will no longer live with both of their parents all of the time. They will have two homes and two families. They may even have to change schools, move to a different home, or move to a new state. Though cheating may not always have a direct effect on custody matters, it will likely push the court to judge you in a harsher light. In the event of a divorce, your entire family, including people like your mother or brother, will be losing a family member. Some members of your family may have gotten very close to your wife. They may also feel hurt and betrayed by your indiscretions.
Summary: Think about the cost of divorce. Double your living expenses if you separate for a while. Consider the emotional costs to any children involved. Think about extended family.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you become a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., you are advised to carry your Green Card with you at all times. This serves as your proof that you are authorized to live and work in the U.S. It also functions as a photo ID, much like a driver's license or passport. for more than 12 months at a time. Remaining outside of the U.S. for more than 12 months could result in the loss of lawful permanent resident status. If you need to be outside of the U.S. for longer than 12 months, you may need to apply for a re-entry permit prior to leaving the country. Green cards typically expire every 10 years. Plan to begin your green card renewal process 6 months prior to when your green card's expiration date. If you have a conditional green card, such as one based on a spouse or family member, you can apply to have the condition removed after 2 years.

SUMMARY: Carry your Green Card with you at all times. Do not travel outside of the U.S. Renew your Green Card 6 months prior to expiration.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: S-video cables connect a component (something that generates video, like a DVD player) with a screen (like your television). S-video input slots are circular with several small holes clustered around the middle of the port. Both your component and your TV must have S-video inputs for you to use S-video cables. This will determine which specific S video cable to buy and whether or not you will need an adapter. S video inputs can be either 4, 7, or 9 pin. If your component S-video input has 7 holes (a 7-pin configuration) and your TV S-video input has 4 holes (a standard 4-pin configuration), for example, you'll need a 4-pin to 7-pin adapter. S-Video cables tend to be much cheaper than their high-definition counterparts. A gold-plated connector won't oxidize over time (unlike a silver- or copper-plated connector), so while buying a more expensive cable won't affect your picture quality, it may make for longer cable life. High-quality cables are usually cheaper online than in a store. Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy are reputable online providers. If you have multiple components that need connecting, such as a VCR and a receiver, purchase an "S-video cable splitter" in addition to more S-video cables. Splitters should cost around $5.
Summary: Make sure your television and component support S-video. Count the small holes in your TV and component S-video slots. Purchase your S-video cable. Purchase any necessary adapters at the same time.

Reading is one of the most important keys for language development. Reading out loud teaches children what words are supposed to sound like: it teaches them to connect sounds with letters. The more words a baby hears, for example, the broader their vocabulary at age 3. Yes, you can simply talk to your infant to boost how many words they hear, but reading gives you words so that you don't have to think of things to say, and it teaches the baby new words. When you read to your child one-on-one, it adds to their perception of reading as a positive, nurturing activity. Not only that, it has been proven that reading out loud helps children cope with trauma. Reading out loud helps children return to reading later in life, both because it reminds them of happy times with parents and because it helped them through a hard time. Difficulty reading leads to failure in school, which of course leads to problems later in life. Exposing children to reading even before they can read exposes them to words and experiences they would have never received in daily life, which lays the foundation for them to be familiar with concepts they will later learn in school. Failure in school leads to social problems like delinquency, teen pregnancy, and substance abuse. Reading out loud familiarizes children with experiences they would not otherwise be exposed to, giving them knowledge before they ever enter school. It also teaches them to have a bigger vocabulary, which can help them get further in life. For example, teachers tend to pay attention to kids who have better reading comprehension than the rest of class, and often provide them with access to books at higher levels of reading, giving a child more knowledge than other students. Reading to a child provides you with an opportunity for a child to look up to you because when you are excited about reading, a child will be too. You set the example for your child to become a reader, and when they engage with reading over time, they turn to you for help. Reading out loud provides children with a world they can imagine, even when the book already contains pictures. Books give children ideas, characters, and settings outside of their experience, which they often will explore when playing "pretend."
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Decide to help children develop language skills. Try to create a positive view of books and reading. Attempt to build a foundation for success in school. Try to give a child social context and knowledge. Be a role model. Try to encourage a child's imagination.