Q: This feature allows DAM to capture YouTube videos more efficiently and lowers the risk for errors. Navigate to YouTube's site at https://www.youtube.com/html5# and select the option to enable or upload the HTML5 player. Other download managers will often block and prevent DAM from capturing media. Firefox has been proven most effective at capturing media for DAM from encrypted websites. Refreshing your tools can help DAM capture media more efficiently. if DAM continues to experience problems grabbing media files from specific websites. This can help refresh your browser so DAM can capture media from the Web page.
A: Enable the HTML5 video mode on YouTube if using DAM to download YouTube videos. Uninstall any other download managers from your computer if DAM experiences problems with capturing media. Switch to using Firefox when capturing media from encrypted sites such as Facebook and YouTube. Try refreshing the Web page, playing the media file again, or restarting DAM if DAM fails to capture a specific media file. Clear cache and cookies from your browser

Article: Experts recommend that nothing should be in a newborn's crib or bassinet other than a tightly fitting sheet over the mattress. Toys, blankets, pillows, and other objects can be suffocation hazards and cause a baby to overheat. If you co-sleep, make sure that your bedding is kept away from your infant. A sleeping newborn's room doesn't need to be significantly warmer or cooler than an adult's. During the summer, a room temperature between 70-72F (about 21C) should be comfortable for a sleeping newborn. If you don't have air conditioning, or your baby's room needs extra cooling, try a box or oscillating fan. However, set it so that it doesn't blow directly on the baby's face, and keep it well away from the crib or bassinet. Hanging up wet towels in the room is another way to help cool it. Even in a room that is relatively cool, sitting in direct sunlight can cause a baby to feel uncomfortable. Set its crib or bassinet in a shaded area of the room, or draw curtains/blinds closed when it's napping. There are a few classic signs that a baby is too hot. If you see any of the following signs, remove some of your newborn's clothing, or take it to a cooler area: The baby's forehead is sweating Its ears feel hot to your touch You can feel a dent at the top of the newborn's forehead Fussiness combined with any of the above
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep toys, blankets, and pillows out of the crib. Set the room to a temperature comfortable for adults. Turn on a fan. Keep your newborn out of direct sunlight. Check to see if your baby is hot.

Problem: Article: Choose one or more marker colors to use with your stencil. Black is a classic option, and may be the most likely to help your tattoo pass as a real one. Using another color can be just as fun. Permanent markers contain chemicals that aren't meant to be used on skin. Look for markers that are labeled as safe for this type of use. If you'd rather not use permanent markers, washable markers are also fine. The tattoo just won't last quite as long. Another good ink choice is stamping ink, which comes on wet stamping pads. To use this type of ink for your tattoo, press a cotton ball onto the ink pad and use it to wipe the ink over the stencil and onto your skin.
Summary: Buy permanent markers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A comma should immediately follow the nurse's name, with commas separating each credential. Do not use periods in the acronyms. For instance, you would write RN, not R.N. Credentials should be listed in order of permanence. Since degrees are only taken away in the most extreme cases, the first credential should always be the nurse's highest degree. For example, if nurse Jane Smith has earned a doctoral degree, her credential would begin "Jane Smith, PhD." Include a baccalaureate degree unless the nurse has completed any higher education. Licenses are permanent except in cases of extreme professional misconduct, so they should follow immediately behind the education level. It's required that nurses list their license behind their names when filling out prescriptions or medical charts. This might be RN (Registered Nurse), LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse), NP-C (Certified Nurse Practitioner), or APRN, BC (Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Board Certified). If Nurse Smith is a Registered Nurse, her certification to this point should read "Jane Smith, PhD, RN." These indicate that the nurse has the authority to practice more advanced medicine within a state. These might include NP (Nurse Practitioner), CNS (Clinical Nurse Specialist), and APRN (Advanced Practice Registered Nurse). Not all nurses will have this designation. Nurse Smith has completed the licensing requirement in her state to be a Clinical Nurse Specialist, so her credentials now read "Jane Smith, PhD, RN, CNS." Certifications usually have to be renewed, so they come near the end in order of permanence. A national certification is obtained through an accredited organization and might include RN-BC (Registered Nurse-Board Certified), FNP-BC (Family Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified), CCRN (Critical Care Registered Nurse), or NEA-BC (Nurse Executive Advanced-Board Certified). Since Nurse Smith has completed the requirements with the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) to be board-certified as a Registered Nurse, her credentials would read "Jane Smith, PhD, RN, CNS, RN-BC." Awards and honors might include recognition such as the distinguished FAAN, or Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, which is given to nurses who have made outstanding contributions to the health and nursing field. Other fellowships would be listed here as well. Finish with non-nursing certifications, such as EMT. Nurse Smith was recently awarded the FAAN, but she has no non-nursing certifications, so her final credentials will appear as "Jane Smith, PhD, RN, CNS, RN-BC, FAAN."

SUMMARY: Separate the nurse's name and each credential with a comma. Start by listing the highest degree earned. Follow the education credential with the nurse's licensure. Write any state designations or specialties next. Follow the state designation with any national certifications. End the credentials with any awards and honors followed by non-nursing certifications.

Q: Tap the Message field at the bottom of your chat, and enter the Giphy command line. Your command line option will pop up above the message field. The pop-up command line above your message field will turn black. The black command line here should read /giphy [text]. The Giphy integration will use any word you type after the "/giphy" command as a search keyword, and select the best matching GIF file. You're free to enter multiple words or phrases to search here. Giphy will select the best matching result from your search text. Giphy will select the best GIF for your search, and post a preview of the GIF to the chat. The preview is only visible to you. Other people in this chat can't see it. If previews aren't enabled in the Giphy integration settings, it will just post the GIF. You won't have a chance to preview, shuffle, or cancel it. This button will select a different GIF from your search, and let you preview it. You can shuffle and change your GIF as many times as you want before you Send it. This will post the selected GIF file to your channel. Your contacts can now see it in the chat. If you change your mind and decide not to post a GIF, just tap Cancel below the preview.
A:
Type /giphy into the message field. Press the space button on your keyboard. Enter a keyword to search the GIF library. Tap the blue Send button. Tap Shuffle below your GIF preview. Tap the green Send button below your GIF preview.