INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If Amazon emails you asking to log on and check something, go to Amazon on your own and log on. Phishing is a scam where someone creates a fake site that looks exactly like a real one, then collects emails and passwords from people that they test on other sites (like you bank). If asked for personal information, always refuse. If you're worried, get some free antivirus software to ensure that your computer is safe. Sophos is a great for Macs, and AVG is good for PCs, and both have free options. SpyBot Pro is also a good way to get rid of malware, and is also free. Check your computer again 1-2 weeks later to ensure you have no problems. If you gave your password out for Facebook, and your Twitter account uses the same password, change them both. It is better to be safe than sorry, so run through every possible site that could share a password with the one you gave out. If you're worried about bank information, call your bank and set up an alert. Or monitor your accounts for the next 2-3 weeks, immediately canceling them if weird charges come up. If you've found a phishing scheme or dangerous spam, let your IT department know. They can search for or neutralize the threat, as well as warn the rest of the company to be on the lookout for specific scams. It can also help to "archive" it, an option with almost all email services. This tucks it away but doesn't delete it, which can help IT or other services fix your computer if the email turns out to contain malware. Even then, when in doubt you should just delete the email -- better safe than sorry. Delete any and all attachments that you may have downloaded with the email.

SUMMARY: Never provide personal information, including a username or password, in reply to an email or email link. Immediately run anti-virus software if you're worried you opened up spam email. Change any identical passwords if you think you've fallen for spam or phishing. Forward the email to your IT or tech department if it is at all involved with your work or work email. Delete the email once you've informed IT or neutralized the threat.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Preheat your oven to 365 F (185 C). When it's hot, put in the cupcakes and bake them for 20 minutes. After that time, remove the cakes from the oven with an oven mitt to see if they're ready. To tell if the cupcakes are done, you can: Stick a toothpick into the center of a cupcake. It's ready if the toothpick comes out clean. Press gently against a cupcake with your finger. It's ready if the cake bounces back when pressed. Transfer the baked cupcakes to a wire cooling rack. Let them cool to room temperature before serving or frosting. It's important to let the cupcakes cool before you add frosting, otherwise the frosting will melt off instead of sticking to the top of the cupcakes. Once the cupcakes are baked, they are ready to serve if you don't want to add frosting. Divide the frosting into three separate bowls. Add a few drops of a different food coloring or edible gel paste to each bowl and stir to combine. Add a few more drops of the coloring as necessary to achieve the desired intensity. When the frosting is ready, transfer it to the fridge and let it chill for 30 minutes. This will make it easier to work with and prevent it from melting on the cupcakes. You can use any colors you like for the frosting. For instance, you can choose the same colors as you used for the cupcakes, or you can use complementary or clashing colors. As with the batter, you can use as many or as few colors as you like for the frosting. Just be sure to use separate bowls and spoons for each color. Fit a piping bag with your desired tip for frosting the cupcakes. Fill the bag with the frosting, using a spoon to position the frosting colors side by side in the bag. This way, the three colors will come out of the bag simultaneously, creating a tie-dye effect with the frosting as well. Alternatively, you can use a plastic freezer bag if you don't have a piping bag. Fill one of the bottom corners of the bag with frosting the same way you would the piping bag. When you're ready to frost, cut a small hole in the bottom corner and squeeze the bag to push out the frosting. Start the piping around the outer edge of the cupcake and work your way toward the center in a spiral shape. When you get to the very center, pull up the tip of the bag to form a small peak in the middle. Serve immediately, or store the cupcakes in an air-tight container in a cool place for a couple days.
Summary: Bake the cupcakes. Cool the cupcakes. Dye the frosting. Prepare a piping bag. Frost the cupcakes before serving. Finished.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It may take up to a month for your cat's tail to heal. Your cat may have low energy and/ or little appetite following a tail pull injury or surgery. Rest is one of the most important components of your cat's recovery. You can help your cat rest and recuperate at home by putting its food and water dishes, bedding, and litter box in a quiet place. Consider making a cozy space in a separate room or crate for your cat. This can help you better observe your cat and its recovery. Place warm blankets in your cat's space. These can invite your cat to rest often. Make sure to provide fresh food and water at least once every day, even if your cat doesn't have much of an appetite. This can minimize the risk of infection. Understand that cats are very clean and sensitive to their litter box. . Provide your cat a clean little box filled with shredded paper instead of litter. This can minimize the risk of infection from litter dust. Your cat may have very few symptoms following treatment for a tail pull injury. If this is the case, it's still important that you cat rest for at least a week. Limiting activities such as running, jumping, and playing with you or other pets can help your cat heal and minimize the risk of further injury. Let your cat get mild exercise such as playing with a ball in its rest area or crate. Keep your cat indoors if it goes outside. This can also help prevent further injury, infection, and even attacks by other animals. Many cats experience urinary and fecal incontinence because due to a lack of sensation from a tail pull injury. This may continue during treatment, but about 60% of cats recover their continence. If your cat has any type of incontinence, provide as much support during this time as possible. In some cases, cats may never regain continence, which may require manual expression or catheterization. Recognize that your cat's vet will let you know the best way to handle the cat's incontinence. Your cat may require manual expression of the bladder by your vet or you at home. The vet may also suggest a cystotomy, or surgical incision, into your cat's bladder to aid urinary incontinence. Give your cat stool softeners as advised by your doctor to aid any constipation. Let your vet know if the incontinence gets worse or doesn't go away. The vet can suggest different or alternative treatments for it. Your cat will likely need to visit its vet on multiple occasions following a tail pull injury or surgery. These appointments determine if healing properly and is in relatively good health. Avoid missing any appointments to ensure your cat's tail and overall health. Schedule follow-up visits as often as your vets suggest or is necessary if your cat is experiencing additional problems with its tail.

SUMMARY:
Create a cozy environment. Limit your cat's activity. Aid your cat's incontinence. Attend follow-up vet visits.