Problem: Article: The title is what catches people's attention. Make sure the title has something to do with the plot. This may determine how your story ends, or if it ends at all. If you want your stories to be a series then you have to figure out a way to keep people interested. If everyone is satisfied with the way the first story ended, then there is no reason for them to watch your next episode. Create cliffhangers. This is a big part of creating a cliffhanger. If you're making multiple episodes you want to balance the line between concluding the previous episode and setting the next episode up. They shouldn't feel like they watched the first episode for nothing, but the viewer should also be excited to see what happens next. Find this balance. If there was a love interest at the beginning of the story, there should be some acknowledgment of that at the end of the story. Not everything needs to tie up perfectly, but you want your anime to look well planned and professional. If you have a bunch of untied storylines it feels messy.
Summary: Think of a good title. Decide if you want your anime to be one story or a series. Add an exciting climax and conclusion. Tie the knots in your story.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your healthcare provider will probably schedule a checkup about a month after inserting the Mirena. They will examine you to make sure the Mirena is still in place and not causing any problems. At this appointment, ask any questions you might have about the Mirena and how to check the strings. Even if you can feel the strings, there may be other signs that the Mirena has shifted or is not sitting right in your uterus. Signs to watch out for include: Pain during sex, for you or your partner. A sudden change of length in the strings, or feeling the hard tip of the Mirena protruding into your vagina. A change in your menstrual periods. Occasionally, Mirena may not work properly, or may cause serious complications. Get medical help right away if you experience any of the following: Heavy vaginal bleeding outside of your period, or unusually heavy bleeding during your period. Foul-smelling vaginal discharge, or vaginal sores. Severe headaches. A fever with no obvious cause (e.g., not from a cold or the flu). Pain in your abdomen or pain during sex. Yellowing of your skin and eyes (jaundice). Symptoms of pregnancy. Exposure to a sexually transmitted infection.

SUMMARY: See your healthcare provider for regularly scheduled checkups. Get a checkup if you suspect your Mirena is out of place. Call your healthcare provider immediately for serious symptoms.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Exact instructions may vary by model, but generally, start by pulling the eraser out of the pencil, which will draw out the old cassette. Give the old cassette a shake just to make sure that it really is empty. If so, insert a new cassette into the pencil's open chamber. Once it clicks into place, reinsert the eraser after detaching the old cassette. If your pencil doesn't use cassettes, try pulling the eraser out of the pencil. If it reveals the pencil's chamber when removed, feed the recommended number of lead pieces into the pencil's chamber. Fit the eraser back into place when finished. If the eraser isn't removable or doesn't offer access to the chamber, load it from the bottom instead. First, depress the eraser end and hold it in place. Fit the first piece of lead into the tip's hole. Gently push it all the way inside the pencil. Repeat with each piece of lead until you fill your pencil. Note that some pencils advance lead out of the chamber by clicking a button on the side instead of the eraser.
Summary: Replace cassettes. Add lead from the top. Add lead through the tip.

Regularly brushing your Yorkie's teeth is the most important and effective way to keep her teeth clean and minimize the chance of gum disease. It also helps to keep her breath fresh and prevent plaque from developing into tartar. Aim to brush your dog's teeth once a day, and definitely brush them at least twice a week. When first starting, a finger toothbrush is generally better accepted by Yorkies. After a week or so with the finger brush, you should switch to a three-sided, small breed toothbrush. There are certain doggy toothbrushes specially designed for small breeds. Some even have adjustable handles that allow you to reach awkward places more easily. These are available at good pet supply stores. You can use dental wipes if your dog has a hard time with a toothbrush. You can purchase disposable wipes at your local pet store. Do not use a human toothbrush for your Yorkie's teeth. Human toothbrushes are too hard and will irritate your dog's gums. Place a small amount of toothpaste on the doggy toothbrush. Then place one hand over the top of your Yorkie's muzzle to lift her lips. Using your other hand, gently brush the outer surfaces of a few teeth with a circular motion. Stop after 2-3 seconds and reward with a treat. Do this 2-3 times a day for 1-2 weeks. Slowly increase the time you spend brushing: 3 seconds, then 5, 8, 10, and so on. Keep increasing the time until you can brush the outer surfaces of all your Yorkie's teeth. Now that you can brush the outer surfaces of your Yorkie's teeth, it's time to tackle the inner parts. That means opening your dog's mouth. Place one hand over your Yorkie's muzzle and gently open her mouth, as you have practiced. Brush just a few teeth for 2-3 seconds, release, praise, and treat. Repeat this 3-5 times per session. Practice twice a day for 3-5 days, gradually increasing the amount of time you keep your dog's mouth open to 5 seconds. Also increase the number of times you clean per session until you can clean the inner surfaces of all your dog's teeth in one session. Brush daily in short sessions of 5 minutes. Do the outer teeth one day and the inner the next. Play with her or give her a treat to make sure she continues to look forward to tooth brushing.
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One-sentence summary -- Brush your Yorkie's teeth once a day. Choose the right toothbrush. Slowly introduce the toothbrush and toothpaste to your dog. Start brushing with your dog's mouth open. Alternate cleaning your dog's inner and outer teeth surfaces. Reward your Yorkie after brushing.

Q: You want to be the last one standing. When you touch a circle, do not over-reach; you never know how long you will have to wait before moving a given body part, so make sure that you are comfortable in your pose. Keep your legs planted firmly, if possible, and do not spread them too widely. Stay close to your center of mass. Do not lean too far in any direction; make your movements close to your torso, and assess your balance before you definitively place your hand onto a spot.
A: Stay balanced.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Microsoft Word, Excel Spreadsheet, PowerPoint Presentation, JPEG from Image, or HTML web page.
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Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat. Click File. Go to Save as Other Select an output file format from the list: Give a name to saved file in the pop-up Save As dialog box. Browse a file location to put that saved document.