Write an article based on this "Put the kitten in her own room. Keep things quiet. Avoid punishment or scolding. Be patient. Use food as an incentive to be around humans. Play with the kitten at least 2 hours a day. Introduce your kitten to new friends. Give the kitten more room to play."
article: While a kitten is very young (less than 2 months at least) she should be kept by herself someplace safe and warm. As she gets older, you can expand the amount of space she has to move around and play. Make sure the location doesn't have any hiding spots that your kitten can get into. You can use a cage if you don't have a room small enough. Make sure their space has a bedding area, a litter box (when she's older), and a place for food and water dishes. The bedding should be setup in such a way that the kitten can comfortably hide in the blankets should she feel scared. Whenever you're around the kitten, move slowly and quietly. You should also speak to her often so she gets use to human voices but speak softly. Make sure the room she's in doesn't have a lot of outside noise (if possible) and don't play music in that room until she's really comfortable. Once the kitten has been in your house for a little while, consider leaving a radio playing softly in her room when you're not there. If the kitten isn't scared, put her cage or bed in a more common area of the house (when you can supervise) so she gets use to the hustle and bustle of the house. A kitten is not going to know any better, so she may do things that you consider to be "bad." If this happens, do not punish or scold her. Instead, reward her for good behaviour so she begins to realize the type of behaviour you'd like her to have. Once she catches on, she'll start to repeat that good behaviour over and over. Depending on how old the kitten was when you brought her inside, it can take a while to socialize her and get her use to humans. Don't rush the process. If you're taking care of more than one kitten, consider separating them and spending one-on-one time with each of them. All kittens love food so you can use it as an incentive to help encourage your kitten to be more social. While you can leave dry food out for the kitten all day, only feed her wet food when you're in the room. Get her to associate the wet food with you (the human) so she appreciates a human's presence. Put the wet food bowls as close to you as possible while the kitten is eating. Gently pet and touch the kitten while she's eating to get her use to your touch. Feed the kitten with a spoon to help them get use to you as well. You can also use pure meat baby food as a treat for a kitten. It cannot have anything else mixed in, only meat. You should spend at least 2 hours a day with your kitten. This can be all at once, or multiple short periods, whatever works for you. Play with your kitten at ground level. If you have more than one kitten, take the time to handle each kitten individually everyday. Hold the kitten as much as you can, especially cuddling her close to your body. Introduce toys once the kitten becomes interested. If a kitten is comfortable with you and not stressed, you can start introducing her to other pets. You should always supervise these interactions as you cannot predict how anyone will behave. You can also start introducing the kitten to other humans, so she gets use to humans other than you. Once your kitten get older and starts to play with toys, you can make her play area larger and include more fun stuff for her to play with. In addition to toys, you can add a scratching post or cat tree (start with a short one), tunnels, cardboard boxes, etc.

Write an article based on this "Recognize heart attacks symptoms. Call 911. Chew 1 aspirin if you experience signs of heart attack."
article: Heart attacks occur when a blood clot finds its way to your heart and blocks some of the flow of blood. They can also be cause by a narrowing of the arteries from plaque build-up. Pay attention to any chest pain you experience. Pain from a heart attack is generally spreading and cannot be pinpointed to a single area. Signs of a heart attack include: Shortness of breath and sweating. Vomiting or nausea. Lightheadedness and a fast pulse. Pain spreading outward from the chest. Heart attacks are serious and should be dealt with immediately. Don't have a friend or family member drive you to the emergency room. Call 911 so help is on its way if your condition deteriorates. While you're waiting for an ambulance to arrive, or while en-route to the hospital, chew and swallow a single adult aspirin. Aspirin will thin your blood and reduce chest pain. Do not take the aspirin if you are allergic to the medication. If your doctor has prescribed you nitroglycerin for this purpose, take it as prescribed.

Write an article based on this "Setup an area where you can blow dust. Gather your supplies. Power down the computer and unplug all of the peripherals. Set the computer on its side. Remove the side panel. Do an initial vacuum. Use the compressed air to blow dust out of crevices. Clean the fans with the vacuum and alcohol. Remove components for deep cleaning. Dust all of the grates."
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You will be using compressed air and a vacuum to remove the majority of the dust from the inside of your computer, so set up an area that you can blow dust out without worrying about getting other things dirty. A garage or workbench is a good choice, or you can go outside if it's a dry day. Try to set up a table so that you can easily access the computer without having to bend over or set it on the ground. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, compressed air (either in a can or via a compressor), a small vacuum that can fit in narrow crevices, a toothbrush, and 99% isopropyl alcohol. Do not use an old vacuum with a metal tip, as these are usually poorly grounded and can damage your components. The best option is a newer handheld vacuum with an extendable plastic hose. The toothbrush should have soft bristles, and should be new. Shut down your computer and disconnect all of the cables on the back. Make sure that the monitor is unplugged, and that any USB cables, Ethernet cables, speaker cables, or anything else is unplugged as well. Flip the switch on the power supply and then remove the power cable. Place the computer on its side on your table or workbench. Make sure that the connectors on the back are laying closest to the surface. These connectors are attached to the motherboard, and can help you ensure that you remove the correct side panel. Remove the screws that hold the side panel in place. These screws can be found along the back of the computer. Most modern cases have thumbscrews that you can remove without tools, though you may need to use the screwdriver for older cases or thumbscrews that are too tight. Set the screws aside so that you don't lose them. Depending on how long it's been and your environment, you could be greeted by a pretty gruesome sight. Dust has a tendency to collect and cake on your components, and the entire inside may be covered in a fine layer of gray. Use your vacuum cleaner to do a pass over the interior, sucking up the large bits of dust from the components and crevices. Be careful not to strike any of the components with the vacuum tip as you move it across the interior. Many components inside are very fragile, and bent pins and connectors can render your hardware useless. Take your can of compressed air or air compressor and blow out the hard to reach crevices. Use the vacuum to help reduce the amount of dust that scatters in puffs. Avoid long, sustained blasts, as this will make your can of compressed air too cold to hold. Don't blow compressed air on your fans. Blowing on the fans can make them spin faster than they are designed to, potentially damaging them. Use the vacuum to remove the large amounts of dust on the fan blades. Dip your toothbrush into the alcohol, and gently scrub the dust that remains off of the blades. You may be able to access the fans easier if you remove them fist. You will need to remove the screws that secure the fan to the chassis, and then disconnect the cable that connects the fan to the motherboard. Make sure that you note where the fan was plugged in so that you can easily reconnect it when you're finished cleaning. Make sure to reattach the fan in the same direction that it was originally installed. Fans blow in one direction, and reversing the direction of air flow can significantly impact the cooling of your machine. Most fans have an arrow printed on the top of the housing that indicates which way it blows. While a general vacuum and dusting is usually sufficient for basic cleaning, you'll want to remove individual components to really get them sparkling again. Make sure that you are properly grounded before touching any of the internal components. When you remove the components, set them on an antistatic surface, such as wood or rubber. You can remove the graphics card by removing the screws that secure it to the case, releasing the tab underneath, and then gently pulling it straight out. You may have to disconnect power cables in order to fully remove it. Set the graphics card on your cleaning surface and use the brush and alcohol to remove stubborn dust. Removing the hard drive and any optical drives can make it easier to clean them, since they are often tucked away in hard-to-reach bays. Removing these drives typically involves opening both sides of the case so that you can reach the screws securing each side of the drive. Most optical drives are pulled out of the front of the case after the screws have been removed. Removing the CPU cooler will allow you to clean out the cracks in the heat sink, as well as brush the dust out of the fans. Heat sinks attach in a variety of different ways, so make sure to consult your documentation before trying to remove it. Some require you to remove a bracket from the backside of the motherboard. If you remove the CPU cooler, you will need to apply a new layer of thermal paste to the CPU before reattaching it. Depending on your case, you may have some grates for fans and airflow. Use your compressed air to blow out from the inside of the case, and then run a feather duster over the grate from the outside.