INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do this in a medium saucepan, but don't turn on the heat. This reduces the risk of flour lumps forming, and will help the sugar dissolve. Use granulated sugar, not powdered. Powdered sugar will make slightly "rough" icing when used in cooked recipes. Pour in the milk as you whisk. Turn the heat to low and keep whisking. Bring to a boil. Cook and whisk until it thickens into a pudding. You should be able to see the bottom of the pan when you push the sauce away. Smash apart flour lumps with a rubber spatula. Move the pudding base to a plate with deep sides. Cover with plastic wrap tightly, pressing against the mix. This will prevent a skin from forming. Move to the refrigerator to chill while you start on the next step. Cream the butter by beating until it is smooth and lighter in color. If using an electric mixer, use butter from the fridge and beat at medium speed for a couple minutes. If beating by hand, cut the butter into pieces and let soften slightly before beating. Beat the flour mix in one spoonful at a time. It may look lumpy at first, but after a few minutes it should become silky and fluffy. Mix in the vanilla and a pinch of salt as well.

SUMMARY: Whisk together sugar and flour. Mix in milk and heat. Cover and chill. Beat the butter. Add the cold flour mix, vanilla, and salt.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Read the essay aloud to catch any errors in the text. Make sure all punctuation is used correctly. Check that you have no spelling or grammar mistakes. Having these types of errors will make the essay appear sloppy and unpolished. You can also try reading the essay backwards to catch spelling errors, as this will force you to focus on each word to confirm it is spelled correctly. Ask friends, peers, and teachers to read over your exegesis before handing it in. Pose questions about whether they think your exegesis is easy to follow, well organized, and detailed. Be open to constructive criticism about your essay. Once you have received feedback about the essay, review it a final time. Look at your sentences to ensure they are clear and easy to follow. Make sure you cover the specifics and general aspects of the passage in detail. You should also revise the essay to ensure it is not too long. If there is a word count for the exegesis, make sure you do not go over it.
Summary: Review the exegesis for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Show the exegesis to others for feedback. Revise the exegesis for clarity and length.

When you are near a cat that you are friendly with (e.g. your own, or a close friend's cat) wait for it to approach you. Even cats that are normally friendly have days when they do not wish to be disturbed. Wait for it to demonstrate signs of affection (e.g. rubbing up against your leg) before greeting it. To properly greet a friendly cat, move to an area where you can settle in to pet, play, or cuddle the cat. Move away from the doorway, which could provide an unplanned exit for an excited cat. A cat will develop positive associations with whatever happy greeting spot you choose. Sit or kneel on the ground to allow the cat to greet you on its own level. The cat may want to rub its nose on you, which is a bonding exercise and a sign of affection. Your cat may also be comfortable greeting you from a high spot (e.g. the top of the couch, a tall windowsill). If the cat wants to rub its nose on you, don't let it rub it's nose on your face on the first meeting, as this can be dangerous for you if the cat gets upset. Once a cat is comfortable with you, feel free to pet it gently. Start with the back and neck, spots that most cats enjoy being pet. Avoid petting the cat's tail, which is a sensitive area and may evoke a negative reaction. Cats blink slowly to show affection, and you can do the same thing to show the cat that you're a friend. If the cat also blinks slowly and seems calm, then you can continue the interaction. These are also called "cat kisses."
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One-sentence summary -- Wait for the cat to approach. Move to a comfortable area. Get down to the cat's level. Pet the cat. Blink slowly at the cat to show it you're friendly.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the air outside of your home is drier than the air inside, open all as many windows and doors as you can to help the air circulate. You should be able to feel whether the air is drier just by stepping outside, but if you're not sure, you can purchase a humidity gauge from a hardware store. If it's sunny outside, it's probably less humid outside than it is in the home. However, you'll likely need to shut the windows and doors at night, when humidity outside increases. Help your home dry faster by opening up damp closets and cabinets. This will allow the air to circulate more freely and will help lower the overall humidity in the home. Sometimes drawers will swell and will be difficult to remove. If this happens, don't try to force them just open the cabinet beneath the drawer. You need air to circulate through your crawl space in order to dry underneath your wood floors. If your crawl space is flooded, use pumps to remove all of the water. You may also want to place a fan in the crawlspace to circulate the air. If your ducts flooded, they'll be full of dirt and silt which may contain contaminants which are dangerous if you breathe them in. Clean the ducts yourself or hire a professional for a duct cleaning before you turn on your central air unit again. You can use dehumidifiers and window air conditioners to reduce the humidity in the air, especially in closed-in areas. You can use a personal dehumidifier, but for severe flooding, you might have better results by renting commercial dehumidifiers, which remove 3-4 times more water than home models. For best results, close nearby windows and doors when you're using a dehumidifier. Desiccants are materials which are used to absorb moisture. They're especially useful when you place them in closets or other areas where air doesn't circulate, and they can be purchased at hardware, grocery, or drug stores. Examples of desiccants include clay-based cat litter, calcium chloride pellets, and chemical dehumidifier packs used to dry boats.

SUMMARY:
Open the windows and doors if the humidity is lower outside. Open closets and cabinets and remove sliding drawers. Pump out the crawl space if you have one and it flooded. Avoid using the central air conditioning if your ducts were under water. Run dehumidifiers if the water has seeped into the wood. Use desiccants to remove moisture from closed-in areas.