INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Italicize the title and put it in its own sentence. Follow the title with the name of the director after the abbreviation "Dir." Then list the film studio or distributor, and the release year, each as a separate sentence. Head the list with the abbreviation "perf." Finally, cite the medium as "Film" as a standalone sentence. "Fake Movie. Dir. Linda Bonito. Paramount, 2002. Film." List performer names after the director's name if you would like to do so. You might write "Fake Movie. Dir. Linda Bonito. Perf. Julia Pacman, Sharon Loinclout, Bugs Appleman. Paramount, 2002. Film." If a director or an actor is the focus of your paper, begin your citation with their name, followed by the abbreviation "dir" or "perf." You might write: "Linda Bonito, dir. "Fake Movie. Paramount, 2002. Film." To emphasize an actor, you might write "Julia Pacman, perf. Fake Movie. Dir. Linda Bonito. Paramount, 2002. Film." If the film has been released to video or DVD, end your citation with "DVD" or "VHS" instead of "Film." For instance, if the film you watched was on DVD, you would add "DVD" as its own sentence in the citation. You might write "Fake Movie. Dir. Linda Bonito. Perf. Julia Pacman, Sharon Loinclout, Bugs Appleman. Paramount, 2002. DVD." If you watched a video, write "VHS." If you streamed the film online, end with the website on which you accessed the film, the word "Web," and the date of access. Each of these pieces of information should be standalone sentences. For example, write: "Fake Movie. Dir. Linda Bonito. Perf. Julia Pacman, Sharon Loinclout, Bugs Appleman. Paramount, 2002. Fake Database of Fake Films. Web. June 2015."

SUMMARY: List films by their title. List films by an actor or the director. End with the medium for DVD and VHS. Credit the websites of films you stream.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you have the item on, make an assessment as to whether it truly fits you. You should be able to move around comfortably in the item and it should flatter your figure. You should not hang on to clothing that is too small, too big, or unflattering. If the item doesn't fit, get rid of it! If you decide to get an item tailored, make sure you do it within two weeks. If you don't get around to it, get rid of the item. Generally speaking, you should not hang on to clothing that is no longer in style. These items are taking up valuable real estate in your closet. For example, if your closet is filled with mom jeans from the late 1990s, you should probably donate them. You can then use the space for jeans that flatter your figure and are in style. If an item fits, you will next need to think about the last time you wore it. If you can't remember when you wore it last, get rid of it! If you wore the item within the last year, and you still have a use for it, keep it. Try putting all your hangers in the same position when you hang the clothes up after the closet clean-up. After you wear an item, flip the hanger in the opposite direction. At the end of the year, get rid of all clothes that have hangers that haven't been flipped. Look over the item carefully for any signs of damage. Keep your eyes peeled for stains, rips, and holes. Depending on the degree of damage, you will want to donate, recycle, or throw the item out. If you can repair the item, make a plan to do so within the next week. You can sell clothing that is in good shape, of high quality, and in style. Try selling higher end clothing online through a website like eBay, ThredUp, or Poshmark. You can also take clothes to local consignment stores, or have a yard sale. Find a local charity that is accepting clothing donations. You can take all the clothes you no longer want and cannot sell to the charity. For example, you can try calling the local women's shelter to find out if they are currently accepting clothing donations. Do not donate significantly damaged clothing or used underwear. . You can now organize the clothes in your closet. Try hanging items up on slim hangers by clothing type or color. You can also utilize storage solutions like shoe racks, shelving, and storage containers to make your closet more user-friendly.

SUMMARY: Let go of items that don't fit. Get rid of items that are out of style. Follow the one year rule. Don't hang on to damaged items. Sell high quality clothes and accessories. Donate clothes and accessories you can't sell. Organize the clothes and accessories you keep

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fill a wet washcloth with 5-6 ice cubes. Then, apply the ice pack directly against the swollen part of your nose, and hold it in place with moderate pressure. Pressing too hard may be painful or further damage your nose. The cold from the ice will reduce the swelling. Once 10-15 minutes have passed, remove the ice pack. If you prefer not to use a washcloth, you can purchase a plastic ice pack from a pharmacy. Place it in the freezer for 3-4 hours before using. Do not hold ice cubes directly against your nose, as they may stick to the skin or cause frostbite. If you're awake for 16 hours of the day, hold the ice pack against your nose once every 4 hours. Apply the ice pack at, for example, 9am, 1pm, 5pm, and 9pm. If your nose is still swollen after 24 hours, use the ice pack for the next 24 hours as well. Using the ice pack more than this will not be effective at decreasing swelling. Holding the ice pack against your nose will also help reduce any pain associated with the injury or rhinoplasty. NSAID pain relievers like Ibuprofen and Advil will reduce swelling in addition to decreasing the pain you may experience with a swollen nose. Taking too much of an OTC pain medication can damage your body (especially your stomach), so carefully follow the directions printed on the medication's packaging. Avoid taking more pain pills than directed on the bottle. For most OTC pain medicines, avoid taking more than 3,000 mg per day. This is usually about 4 doses of the medication. Propping 1 or 2 extra pillows under your head will allow blood and other fluids to drain out of your swollen nose. When you awake after a night's rest or a nap, your nose will be less painful and the swelling will also have subsided. If you do not elevate your head when you rest, you may awake with a sore, throbbing, swollen nose.

SUMMARY: Hold an ice pack to your nose for 10-15 minutes at a time. Apply the ice pack 4 times a day for 1-2 days. Take an over-the-counter pain reliever every 4-6 hours. Keep your head elevated while you sleep.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may shave your arms with a safety razor just as any part of your body. This is a temporary solution, and you may see hair regrowth within a few days. In order to keep up with this method, you will need to shave your arm hair a few times a week. Because you are cutting your hair with a blunt razor, this method may cause noticeable ingrown hairs. The hair may also appear to grow back thicker. Be aware of these side effects when choosing to shave arm hair.

SUMMARY:
Shave your arm hair.