The easiest way to customize your own mug is by finding a plain mug with no writing or images on it. You can purchase a new one from a home supply or thrift store, or repurpose an old mug. Wash your mug with soap and water to ensure it is completely clean before you use it. You can use mugs in colors like white, yellow, or light blue, for example. The lighter the color, the easier it will be to see your design. If you use a dark mug, make sure you have silver or white markers or paint to use. You can purchase mugs at most craft and dollar stores. There are countless websites offering customized mug services. If you want to make a custom mug without any effort, go online and search for "customizable mug." Select a website, and choose to make a mug with words or images (or both!). Many sites offer a wide variety of options. You can create wraparound photo mugs, photo collage mugs, or mugs with your logo, for example. To make a food-safe mug, fired clay must be baked at over 2,000F (1,090C) in a ceramic kiln. Go online and look up "mug making workshops," and browse your options. When you find a class that suits your interests, schedule, and budget, contact them by phone or email to reserve a spot. The class details will explain whether you need to pay in advance or when you arrive. You can either make a slab mug or use a pottery wheel to make your mug. Make sure you arrive on time for the class. If you arrive late, you may not get to attend the session. Search online to find mug stencils for making a clay mug, print them out, and cut them out using a pair of scissors. The stencil kit likely comes with a stencil for the mug body, base, and handle. Use a rolling pin to flatten the clay, and roll it out until it is about 14in (0.64cm) thick. Then, lay your stencils over top of the clay, and cut out the pieces using a knife or blade. To assemble the mug, place the bottom of the mug on a flat surface, and stand the body of the mug up along a long side. Wrap the body around the bottom, and use your fingers to smooth out the clay. Scratch the edges with a fork, and wet your clay to fuse together both sides. Do this to attach your handle as well. Finally, bake your mug at 325F (163C) for 30 minutes. Typically, the body of the mug is about 8.5in 3in (21.6cm 7.6cm).
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One-sentence summary -- Use a clean, plain ceramic mug if you want to easily decorate it. Search online for customizable mugs if you want a ready-made option. Find classes and workshops online to make your own functional mug. Make a mug out of clay for a decorative option.

Q: Excessive drooling or bad breath can be signs that your dog might need some teeth extracted. In order to prevent many dental problems, try to train your dog so that it allows you to brush their teeth. Look for the following symptoms in your dog that might indicate a dental problem: Watch to see if your dog is eating less. Notice if your dog is sensitive to you touching their muzzle. You may also visibly notice your dog having trouble chewing. If your dog is coughing, it might not be a reason to worry. However, coughing that lasts for any longer than a twenty-four hour period might be something more serious. Get any severe coughing in your dog checked out by your veterinarian. Coughing problems can disrupt your dog's sleep. Coughing in a dog can be a sign of anything from minor bronchitis to heart worms, have a professional examine your dog. Just as humans may act differently when they don't feel well, you may notice changes in your dog's behavior if it's not feeling well. Changes may include, but are not limited to, increase or decrease in appetite or thirst, hyperactivity, whining or noticeably lowered energy levels. If you notice changes in your dog's behavior, visit your veterinarian. If the irritation seems to relate to petting a specific spot, take note, it may be where your dog is injured or sick. Dogs can develop ingrown hairs, cysts, and other skin blemishes, so not every small lump or bump is an immediate cause for concern. However, the following symptoms should be seen by a professional. Lumps growing in size. Lumps becoming deeply attached to tissues. Oozing or bleeding sores. Canines can run fevers just like humans can. If your dog has a fever, especially in conjunction with other symptoms, visit your vet as soon as you are able. A temperature of 103F (39C) is high. Take your dog to the vet as soon as possible. A temperature of 104.5F (40.3C) requires immediate medical attention.
A: Watch for excessive drooling or bad breath. Listen for excessive coughing or honking. Pay attention to changes in your dog's behavior. Keep a close eye on any sores or lumps. Take your dog's temperature.

Article: If your trunk is unlocked by any chance, but the cab is locked with your keys inside, open it and look around inside for the emergency open trunk cord that opens into the car. It is often in the trunk "door" or the roof of the trunk. Once you find the cord, pull it. This will unlock the back passenger seats allowing them to fall forward in some models of car. This is a common feature in some sedans. Once the passenger seats are unlocked, push them forward. Now you can climb into the car through this new entry, and unlock a back passenger door yourself manually.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find the emergency cord. Pull the cord. Crawl in.

Article: Coding is intimidating to begin learning but the truth is that there are more free resources than ever to help you get started. First you'll need to consider the type of site you are aiming to build. This will determine the type of coding you have to use; for example, flash visual-heavy sites tend to emphasize JavaScript, whereas a script-based site might utilize HTML. Some common web design languages include HTML and CSS, Java, and Python. HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) tend to go hand-in-hand: HTML is responsible for creating the core structure of any basic webpage, while CSS dictates aspects of the webpage like theme, color, and layout. Both are fairly basic programs, and thus are recommended for beginners. Python and Java are higher-level codes used by advanced programmers to create dynamic sites. Both are well-suited to high-traffic sites such as Amazon or Yahoo Maps. There are a ton of sites that will teach you entry-level coding for free. GitHub, CodeAcademy, Khan Academy, and Code Avengers all offer unique and interactive ways to learn HTML and CSS webpage coding. These resources are all easily accessed, and should be more than sufficient for most webpage coding needs. If you're interested in more advanced coding literature, MIT Open Courseware, edX, and Google University Consortium both offer free courses in Java and Python. Focus on learning your language of choice and make it a priority, but don't expect to learn an entire language overnight--this will take time! While knowing how to code basic webpages and templates is the end goal, keep in mind the fact that webpage coding is a marketable skill; thus, you should absolutely consider branching out into more advanced territory as you learn.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide on the type of site you want to make. Choose your language. Begin the learning process. Be patient.