INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find out first if you think there may be style requirements where you're going. If you're attending a formal restaurant or a gathering for work, appropriate neckwear may be expected. Consider the situation and use your best judgement. If you want to wear a necktie, consider paisley prints, solid colors, or neckties with checks or stripes. If you're wearing a collared shirt without a necktie, make sure your collar is taut. You should starch and iron it and use collar stays. If you don't want to press it yourself, get it dry cleaned and ask for light or heavy starch. If you're not wearing a necktie, keep in mind that the more buttons you undo on your collar, more your look presents a casual and even daring vibe. Consider the people you'll be with and the mood of the gathering. If possible, pair your blazer with a crisp, new, collared shirt in a white shade. Match your jacket with a dark-colored necktie or bowtie. A sleek combination is a black velvet blazer with dark gray or black suit trousers. For a bit more casual of an evening look, swap out the collared shirt with a solid-colored t-shirt, and top it with a formal scarf. You can get velvet smoking jacket blazers in short or long lengths. This is a lightweight, casual look, typically with two to three buttons that close the blazer over your torso. For an extra convenience factor, get a blazer with side and interior pockets. For a bold, modern look, wear a smoking jacket in an animal print jacquard, with the rest of your outfit a single, dark shade. Consider a matching velvet bow tie. Consider elegant (not gaudy) cufflinks. Choose a watch, belt and shoes that are as exact of a color match as possible. Match the metal of your watch, if applicable, to the shade of metal in your belt buckle. Consider adding a pocket square. For instance, if your watch is a brown leather band, your belt and shoes should be brown leather in a matching shade. Fold your pocket square evenly. Put it in your pocket with 1/4 to 1/2 of an inch showing. Wear shoes that make you feel confident. You may want to wear loafers, whole cut leather, brogue, or another type of shoe. Polish and shine your shoes. Whole-cut or other dress shoes are more formal, whereas loafers are casual. Loafers look good with light-colored suits. Pair your blazer with dress pants or tuxedo pants in the same color for instance, black. Add a white or colored shirt and consider tucking a handkerchief in your pocket. Look sharp by adding a bow tie to a white, fitted, collared shirt.

SUMMARY: Decide if you'll wear a necktie. Make your blazer into an evening look. Wear a smoking jacket. Accessorize. Choose the right shoes. Pick the right bottoms for a tuxedo blazer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the room has been painted and the windows aren't open, that paint smell is going to linger for a much longer time. Crack the windows as wide as you can to start introducing more air into the room. For many people, opening the windows makes the smell disappear after a day or so. If it's cold outside, open the windows 12 inches (2.55.1cm) and turn your heat on. You may spend more on heating while the windows are open, but the cold air will really help with circulation in the room. If your windows don't budge when you try to lift them, it could mean that they're locked. Check the top of the window pane for 1-2 latches. Flip them and then try to move the window again. Get some standing or box fans and put them in the corners of the room. Point each fan towards an open window and set the fans on their highest setting. Let them run continuously. If you don't have any windows in a room that you've painted, open the windows in the nearby rooms and point fans in the windowless room towards the door. Put more fans in the hallway that point towards open windows in other rooms. Using a fan's oscillating function is probably a bad idea. The goal is to create a closed system that sends air outside, not all over the room. A ceiling fan will help though because it aids ventilation all over the room at once. If you have fewer than 3 fans, prioritize the corners furthest away from the windows. If you have central air, turn the air conditioning on. Turn any fan settings up to high and let the air conditioning system run. Pumping new air into your home will help push out the paint odors. If you don't want the air conditioning on, you can always flip the fan on but leave the air off if you have central air. If you only painted one or two rooms, closing the room's door will isolate the paint odors. It will also help the air flow out the window since it won't have anywhere else to go. Keep the windows open and the doors closed to help speed up the odor-removal process. Put a towel on the ground if there's a gap between a closed door and the floor to keep the smell from trickling under the door.
Summary: Open the windows in a room to bring new air in. Place fans in corners of the room and point them towards the windows. Turn your air conditioning on to increase ventilation. Close the door if you only painted one room and it has windows.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you own a bulldog, you should be alert to the signs of breathing difficulty. When your dog faces any respiratory troubles, you will need to take steps to calm your dog and rest him so that his need for oxygen is less. When you see that your dog has respiratory distress, stop him from any physical activity immediately. Keep him calm so you can try to regulate his breathing. If you are outside, take your dog inside. If you can't get inside quickly, get your dog into a cooler, shaded area. Place cool wet rags on your dog to help lower his body temperature. Since all bulldogs are at risk for respiratory problems, you can do things for your bulldog to help reduce the likelihood of him experiencing respiratory distress. One of the main things you can do is regulate your dog's weight. Being obese can put major stress on your dog's respiratory system, causing breathing problems. Weight loss is one of the most common treatments to help respiratory problems in bulldogs. Limit your dog's heavy exercise and his excitability. These things lead to fast breathing and panting, which is more difficult for your bulldog. Keep your bulldog out of the heat. Excessive heat can worsen his breathing problems. One of the major problems for bulldogs is that the structure of the skull is made up of bone and soft tissue, and the size of the nose is reduced and flattened in this breed. Although bone is shortened, the soft tissue structures in the mouth, such as the tongue and soft palate, remain the same size as before. Due to this structure, the structural problems suffered by bulldogs include: Narrow nostrils. The nostrils of the bulldog are often narrow and either completely closed or mere slits, instead of having nice wide open nostrils like other breeds. Compressed nasal passages. The shortened bony case of the nose means the dog lacks the normal filtering mechanism of the nasal turbinates. Filtering serves to warm cold air when it's breathed in and to filter out dust. Long soft palate. A fleshy shelf called the soft palate divides the nose from the mouth. Given the shortened nature of the dog's nose and mouth, the soft palate takes up more room than it should and tends to block the entrance to the windpipe, causing choking episodes from time to time. Large tonsils. The dog's tonsils tend to enlarge to cope with the unfiltered area. The tonsils sit in the throat just above the entrance to the windpipe. When they are enlarged, they can restrict airflow into the windpipe. Narrow windpipes. Bulldogs have a syndrome where the windpipe has a narrower diameter, again making it hard to breath.

SUMMARY:
Be prepared for when your dog has respiratory difficulties. Reduce your dog's respiratory distress. Recognize the respiratory problems a bulldog faces.