INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make things like dips and other cold things first and store them in the refrigerator. This means vacuuming, cleaning the bathrooms to be used by guests, and dusting.

SUMMARY: Begin to prepare the food. Prepare the house (if you are hosting it there).

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you're sitting in class, it can be easy to doze off when the teacher is at the front of the room talking and you aren't doing anything with your mind or body to stay engaged. But just like you don't fall asleep in the middle of a conversation with your friends, so too will participating in the class discussion help you stay awake. As the teacher speaks, take down notes and formulate questions about the material you're learning. If there's something you can't figure out, put up your hand and ask a question about it. When the teacher poses questions to the class, don't be afraid to put up your hand and provide an answer. Some teachers will put you on the spot for a while because of any noticeable inattentiveness. Your teacher may not allow this, but if you are permitted, get up and go to the back of the class or to get a drink of water if you feel like you're starting to doze off. Staying active is a huge key to staying awake in class, because it keeps your mind and body alert and focused. If your teacher doesn't have a policy about this, ask if it's acceptable to walk around quietly during class. Many teachers would actually prefer that you do this instead of falling asleep during their lectures. In case your teacher doesn't want you getting up during class time, you can still keep your body active in your chair. Move around in your chair, stretch, and exercise your limbs while staying seated. If you feel you're nodding off, sit up straight and stretch. Move your head from side to side to make your neck limber, and gently twist sideways from the waist to stretch your back. Kick your legs in front of your desk and stretch them out, and push your arms out in front of you to stretch them as well. Just like stretching and moving in your chair, fidgeting can also keep your body active, and this will prevent you from getting sleepy. The important thing is to do this quietly, otherwise you may distract other students. Quietly tap your feet on the floor and your fingers on the desk. Keep your feet planted on the floor and, with your knees bent, pump your legs up and down as though you were walking. Hold your pen in your fingers and twirl it around or tap it in the air. Warmth and poor ventilation are recipes for falling asleep in class, so ask the teacher if you can open a window to let in fresh air and circulate the air in the room. If possible, sit near a window so that you can open and close the window as necessary. If opening a window isn't an option, consider bringing a small, personal fan to class that you can use to blow air on your face when you start feeling tired. You can either get up and go to the bathroom, or you can bring a bottle of water with you to class that you can use to wake yourself up. Just as washing your face in the morning will wake you up, so too will splashing yourself with water in the middle of the day help revive you. If you do this in class, bring a small towel with you that you can dampen with water to wipe on your face.

SUMMARY: Ask and answer questions. Get up and walk around. Stretch and move in your chair. Fidget quietly while you listen. Open a window. Splash water on your face.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you do not have a Google search results window open, issue a Google search for the topic of your choice. " " The items you selected will no longer appear in your Google Web History.

SUMMARY: Go to any Google search results page. Click on the gear icon positioned near the upper-right corner of the search results page. Select "Web history. Place a checkmark next to the items or websites you want removed from your history. Click on the button labeled "Remove items.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a bump or lesion, look for a fluid filled cavity that is movable and compressible. Look for a yellow or white center with a head. There might also be draining pus. Boils are pus-filled infections of the hair follicles. Check in your scalp for bumps. Also check any other places with hair, like your groin, neck, and armpit. An abscess is a painful pus-filled lump in or under the skin. An abscess might require surgical drainage in addition to antibiotics. Keep an eye out for carbuncles. Carbuncles are large abscesses that has pus draining from them. A stye is an infection of the oil glands of the eyelid. This causes inflammation and redness on the eye and eyelid. The stye can be internal or external. The lump will usually have a whitish or yellowish head that looks like a pimple. It may hurt to blink. Impetigo is a pus blister on the skin. These pus blisters can be large in size. They may burst and leave a honey-colored crust around the infected area.

SUMMARY:
Decide if the lesion is purulent. Look for boils. Look out for abscesses. Be wary of a stye. Watch out for impetigo.