Article: You will have to do a lot of research before you get started to ensure that you are doing things according to your locale's rules. Many regions have special rules and regulations about the type of house you can build. You may have to build a house that meets standards for square footage or that is accessible by road. Check your local government's website or call the office responsible for issuing building permits to find out what you will need to include in your design. If the rules are complex, you may want to hire an architect to help you design your home. They will be aware of all of the rules and know how to design a house that will be up to these standards. A rough sketch will help you to figure out what type of house you want to design. Before you create an accurate scaled image of the home you want to build, make a rough sketch. Include the basic features that you want the house to have, but don't worry about drawing these features to scale. For example, if you want to create a 2 story house with 4 bedrooms, you would need to create 2 separate floor-plans and label each room. You could also include special features that you want the house to have, such as built in cabinets and light fixtures. Consult pictures of houses and rooms that you like as your inspiration. Getting the scale of your house accurate is very important! Before you draw your blueprints, determine what dimensions you want the house to have. Then, convert these dimensions using an architect's scale. 1ft (0.30m) will be represented by 0.25in (0.64cm) on your blueprint. For example, if you want the living room to be a 12 by 12ft (3.7 by 3.7m) space, then you would represent this with a 3 by 3in (7.6 by 7.6cm) room on the blueprint. Make sure to consult your scale often and continue to check the scale throughout the design process.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Research the rules of the city where you will be building your house. Create a rough sketch of your house before drawing blueprints. Plan to scale your house design by 0.25in (0.64cm) per 1ft (0.30m).

Problem: Article: Many of us bury our feelings if they become too intense or embarrassing, thereby denying their presence. Doing so can prolong the healing process, simply because we fail to confront the root causes of those feelings. Remember, those intense emotions, as threatening as they may seem, are only temporary. There is no shame in feeling sad or angry in certain circumstances, and denying those emotions only means you're pushing them deeper inside where they might do more damage both psychological and physical. Expressing your pain is the first step in making it stop. Instead of only feeling your emotions, force yourself to put them into words. Even if you only do this in a journal or in your own head, it helps you to clarify exactly what you're feeling and understand it better. Identifying intense feelings can slow or attenuate emotional responses. Monitor your internal dialogue. People who are experiencing strong emotions tend to think in very black or white terms, such as "Everything is terrible" or "This is hopeless." Instead, try to reframe your thoughts to something less extreme, such as "This is frustrating, but I'll get through it" or "I have a right to be disappointed, but getting angry won't help anything." Try to avoid terms such as "always" and "never." That kind of polarized thinking will only escalate the intensity of your negative emotions and allow you to feel justified for feeling that way. Once you've identified what tends to make you lose your temper or feel unpleasant emotions, there may be times you'll want to simply avoid that situation instead of allowing it to trigger you. If your kid's room is always such a mess that you feel rage when you see it, close the door or look the other way when you walk past. Of course, this isn't a solution for all situations, as many can't and shouldn't be avoided. But in those cases where it's impossible to make any progress and the situation can be avoided, don't be afraid to do so. For instance, if you feel yourself getting red in the face and angry when you're talking with someone, take a moment to pause to perceive what emotion you are feeling, and then put a name to it. Once you've learned to identify your emotions, you can own them when you speak to others. For instance, try not to use words such as "You make me feel bad," when you're talking to others. Instead, say "I feel bad because of..." Doing so will allow your tone not to sound accusatory, and the person with whom you are talking will come to a better understanding of how you are experiencing your emotions. Slow down when you're expressing yourself. When you're feeling a flood of emotions, it's possible that you'll have so many thoughts that you won't be able to keep up with them. In these moments, try to slow down and take one thought at a time.Think very carefully about what you want to say and what is the right way to say it.
Summary: Allow yourself to feel your emotions. Identify your emotions. Avoid the situation that is making you angry. Observe your feelings as you talk to others.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Remember, the Zerg can only place buildings on creep. Expand your creep by building Hatcheries and Creep Tumors. Building two Creep Tumors within the same radius causes your creep to expand faster. All Zerg units must hatch from larvae. Larvae come from Hatcheries, and each Hatchery generates three larvae. Build a minimum of two Hatcheries at each base to build up your forces quickly. Banelings are tiny glowing combat units that explode on contact with hostile forces. One Baneling can wipe out a small group of weaker units like the Terran Marine. Zerglings are arguably the most cost-effective unit in the game. They're cheap, and you get two Zerglings from each larva. Pump out a steady supply of Zerglings and send them around the map to scout out prospective expansion locations and harass your enemies.

SUMMARY: Expand your creep to construct more buildings. Build two to three Hatcheries at each base to generate more larvae. Use Banelings on clumps of enemy units. Harass enemies with Zerglings.

Website that use lots of Flash or Java can take much longer to load. Try not to rely on these for your basic web page, and don't make Flash videos play automatically. This is an issue with sites which automatically play embedded (e.g., YouTube) videos as well. Large, high-quality images can slow down your website considerably, and may burn through your server hosting space as well. Many photo editors and website hosts alike offer an option to optimize your photos for web publishing, so take advantage of this option. Most website hosting services also offer an option to load images as viewers scroll down rather than loading a whole page's worth of images at once. While images are important when attempting to make your site more attractive, they can considerably slow down traffic from slower browsers and platforms. Don't overuse images. Minification removes all unnecessary characters from code, typically white space, new lines, and comments, which will both help your site load faster and boost your website's search engine optimization. Closure Compiler by Google can minify Javascript for free, while other free minimizers can be applied to different types of code (e.g., HTML). You will still be able to edit your code with the human-readable organization. The code is minified only when it is uploaded to the server. Make sure you are using the latest version of PHP so you can benefit from the latest improvements. While the PHP developers try to keep the language backwards-compatible, you will probably need to spend some time updating your code in accordance with the latest changes. If you're using a website hosting service such as WordPress or Weebly, you shouldn't have to worry about manually updating your website's PHP. Enabling this option for your webpages' files, photos, and other content will ensure that users who allow cached content won't have to retrieve the content every single time they revisit your site. Any users who clear their browser's cache and cookies before revisiting your site won't benefit from this, but the bulk of people who come across your site will be positively impacted.
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Reduce your use of intensive applications. Optimize your images. Minify CSS and Javascript code. Use the latest version of PHP. Make sure your website caches files locally.