Article: To begin finger knitting, you'll first need to take a ball of yarn, and unravel a foot or so of the yarn. You will then place the strand of yarn that you have unraveled between your thumb and pointer finger, with the end of your yarn inside your palm and the rest of the yarn falling over the back of your hand. Hold the yarn in place with your thumb, leaving three inches of yarn or so across your palm. At this point you have wound the yarn around your fingers and pulled the loops over a couple of times. Now, you will repeat the process of looping under and over your fingers and then bringing the bottom loop over the top loop until you have created your desired size for your project. Make sure you continue to push the loops down on your fingers so they don't pop off the top of your fingers.
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Unravel a strand of yarn. Continue knitting until you have achieved the size you desire.

Problem: Article: Many Syrian and international medical relief organizations have dedicated their time to helping the civilian population of Aleppo. These groups include well-known organizations like Doctors without Borders, and lesser-known groups including the Syrian American Medical Society. To give money, visit the Doctors without Borders website: http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/. To donate to the Syrian American Medical Society, visit their website: https://foundation.sams-usa.net/?home=true. This site also describes ways in which interested individuals can volunteer to help Syrian civilians, and even take political action. Large relief agencies work in Aleppo and other damaged Syrian cities to supply civilians with emergency and medical supplies, food, bedding, and supplies including fuel and outerwear to help in upcoming winter months. Donate to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) Donate to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) online: https://www.unicefusa.org. Although UNICEF does not only help children displaced or harmed in Aleppo, they work to evacuate children from Syria and provide them with medical supplies and clean drinking water. One of the best known humanitarian relief organizations, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), continues to help Syrian cities like Aleppo. The ICRC provides medical equipment and treatment for wounded civilians, as well as food, water, and clothing to displaced children. Donations made to the Red Cross will go directly towards helping Syrians. You can give money on their website: https://www.icrc.org/en/donate/syria-crisis-appeal.
Summary: Donate to a medical organization that assists wounded civilians. Give money to an international relief agency. Donate to the Red Cross.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you wish to find out for certain whether you are in true labor or not, there are some advanced diagnostic procedures that you can opt for such as FFN or Fetal Fibro Nectin Test. This test won't be able to tell you if you are currently in labor, but it will definitely confirm if you are not. This test is useful because when you are in your initial stages of preterm labor, telling labor can be very difficult using symptoms or pelvic examinations alone. A negative FFN Report will relax you and reassure you that you won't deliver your baby for at least another week or two. The nurse or midwife will be able to feel how much you have dilated by examining your cervix. In most cases, when your midwife finds that your cervix has dilated to between 1 to 3 centimeters (0.4 to 1.2in), she will inform you that you are in the first stage of labor. When she feels that your cervix has opened up to an extent ranging between 4 to 7 centimeters (1.6 to 2.8in), she will probably tell you that you have entered your active or second labor stage. When she feels that your cervix dilation is ranging to between 8 to 10 centimeters (3.1 to 3.9in), she will definitely tell you that it's time for the baby to come out! Your midwife also has experience in understanding whether your baby is pointing downwards and whether its head is engaged in the pelvis. The midwife may get down on her knees and feel your lower belly, above your bladder or insert her fingers around your groins to feel the baby's head and assess what percentage has been engaged. These examinations will help to confirm the fact that you are in labor and even tell you what stage of labor you're at.

SUMMARY: Consider getting an FFN. Have your midwife or nurse check your cervix. Have your midwife or nurse assess the position of your baby.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Avoid doing any activities that aggravate your shoulder for a few days, but don't avoid using your shoulder for too long. Contact your doctor if you are still having trouble moving your shoulder without pain after a few days. If you have to use the affected arm in the first few days, try to keep your shoulder still and restrict movements to your elbow. Do your best to keep objects close by and at lower heights so you don't have to reach up to grab them. For instance, if you have to use a fork with the affected arm, bend your elbow to bring the utensil to your mouth. Try not to raise or rotate your shoulder as you move your forearm. Don't lift heavy objects, use the affected arm to bring your phone to your ear, or do any other activities that involve moving your sore shoulder. Ice your shoulder in regular intervals and after activities that aggravate your pain. Wrap ice or an ice pack in a clean towel instead of applying it directly to your skin. Continue icing several times a day until your pain improves. Heat increases blood flow and might help you feel more comfortable. You can also try applying a warm compress or heating pad for 15 minutes 2 or 3 times per day. Ice is typically best for the first 3 days, since it helps keep swelling in check. Heat can worsen inflammation, but it relaxes muscles and promotes healing. Some people respond better to one or the other, so go with the option that provides the most relief. Try to keep your shoulders, head, neck, and back in proper alignment at all times. When you sit and stand, avoid slouching and hold your head up straight. Do your best to sleep on the unaffected side or on your back. Poor posture and sleeping on your bad shoulder can push the joint out of alignment and aggravate your irritated tendons. An NSAID pain reliever, such as aspirin or ibuprofen, can help manage pain and inflammation. Take your medication according to the label's instructions or ask your doctor or pharmacist to recommend a dosage. Tell your doctor if you take an NSAID daily for more than a few days. Relying on pain relievers could be a sign you need other treatment options, like an immobilizing brace, cortisone shot, or physical therapist.
Summary: Avoid using your shoulder as much as possible. Apply ice for 20 minutes 3 to 4 times a day. Take hot showers to relieve stiffness. Maintain good posture when standing, sitting, and sleeping. Take an over-the-counter pain reliever.

Place the cut eggplant on a baking sheet lined with paper towels and use a liberal amount of salt on the open side of the eggplant slices. Salting helps draw out the extra water, so the baked eggplant will turn out less watery and mushy. It also prevents the eggplant from soaking up too much oil. You can skip this step if you're in a hurry, but it's worth doing if you want the texture of your eggplant to turn out perfectly. As the salt sits on the eggplant slices, you will see droplets of water begin to bead and drip from the fruit. If you don't see this occurring, sprinkle more salt on the eggplant. Carefully squeeze the water into a bowl or the sink, then pat the eggplant slices with paper towels to absorb the excess moisture. Be careful not to squeeze too hard and crush the eggplant.
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Sprinkle the sliced eggplant with kosher salt. Wait thirty minutes. Squeeze the saltwater from the eggplant slices.