Problem: Article: The first 2 week on the market is when a house generates buzz and interest. If you are still fixing the roof or painting the walls when the first buyers show up you are losing your best chance to sell the house. Wait to put your house on the market until it is clean and updated. This is the easiest way to increase the chance your house sells for the amount you deserve. The cleanliness of a house is the first thing a potential buyer will notice, and it won't matter how great your countertops look if they are covered in crumbs. If you are low on time, hire a cleaning service the day before you show the house to make sure everything is sparkling. Dust the surfaces. Clean the floors and remove any stains. Wipe down the refrigerator, oven, and countertops in the kitchen. Clean out toilets, showers, and baths. Empty your closet partially all buyers love seeing how much storage space they might have. You should take the same care to clean the outside of your home as the inside. Keep your grass trim and clean up the gardens and flowerbeds regularly to make a good impression as buyers enter the driveway. Take the time to wipe down the outsides of the windows. If the sides of your house are dirty, rent a pressure washer to blast away grime from the siding. Pets, pet toys, litterboxes, and hair all give a house the illusion of dirtiness, which can significantly lower the value of your home. Clean up your pet's mess and put all pet supplies out of sight as you show your home to make the best impression. Unfortunately, adding a new bedroom and bath to the back side of your house won't increase the value enough to pay back what you've spent. Focus instead on little renovations, which can return more money than you spent when it is time to sell. Large renovations often cost more money than they add to house's value. Tons of family photos, knick-knacks, and personal items are a big turn-off for potential buyers. While you want to your house to feel homey, you don't want it to seem so personal that the next owner can't see themselves living in it. Hide any toys, books, computers, or keepsakes when people come see your house and limit the number of family photos scattered around the house if there is a picture of you on every wall.
Summary: Don't put the house on the market until you are ready. Clean your house until it sparkles. Remember to clean the outside of the house as well. Remove traces of pets. Don't make large renovations before selling. Remove personal items.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you can do anything else, you have to recognize and accept that you are going to have feelings and there is nothing wrong with that. Feelings are not right or wrong, they just exist. When you feel something, do not be angry with yourself. Instead, tell yourself, "I am feeling this way, and that is acceptable." Feelings are driven by emotions, which are controlled by your brain. Take note of your physiological responses when you feel something. For example, you might sweat when you feel scared, your face might become warm when you are embarrassed, and your heart might race when you are angry. Keying into your bodily responses will help you recognize feelings as they come. If you are having difficulty tuning into your body, try physically relaxing your body by sitting in a quiet place and taking deep breaths. Repeat the mantra, "What is this feeling?" to get a sense of the bodily responses associated with each feeling. It can be hard to express what you are feeling when you do not have the words to do so. Try looking at "feelings charts," which can easily be found through an internet search, to understand the range of emotion and to learn words to describe feelings. Try to learn words that make your feelings as specific as possible. For example, instead of saying "good," which is very general, use words like "joyful," "fortunate," "appreciative," or "elated." Conversely, instead of saying you feel "bad," say you feel "irritated," "uncertain," "discouraged," or "rejected." Ask yourself a series of "why" questions to get at the root of what you are feeling. For example, "I feel like I am going to cry. Why? Because I am mad at my boss. Why? Because he offended me. Why? Because he does not respect me." Keep going with the series of "why" questions until you reach the bottom line of your feelings. Often, you feel multiple emotions all at once. It is important to disentangle these emotions from each other so you can process each one on its own. For example, if you have a relative with a long-term illness who passes, you might be saddened by their loss, but also relieved they are no longer in pain. Complicated emotions may arise from feeling both primary and secondary emotions. Primary emotions are the initial response to a situation and secondary emotion is the direct or indirect emotions felt following the primary emotion. For example, if someone breaks up with you, you might initially feel anguished, and then feel as though you are not worthy of love. Decipher your primary and secondary emotions to give yourself a fuller picture of your mental processes.

SUMMARY: Accept your feelings. Recognize how your body is reacting to your feelings. Learn the vocabulary of feelings. Ask yourself why you are feeling a certain way. Dissect complicated emotions.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The best way to avoid a collapsed vein is to eliminate the behavior that causes them. It can be hard to quit using drugs, especially if you've been using for a while. Fortunately, there are resources available to help you quit. Start by taking the first step and asking for help. If you have decided not to quit, there are steps you can take to make intravenous drug use less dangerous. Foremost, find a needle exchange program in your area and use it. Used needles with blunted ends are one of the most common causes of collapsed veins. Collapsed veins are often the result of repeated vein trauma in the same area. Avoid regularly injecting in the same site. Never inject into a site that is visibly swollen or bruised. Veins in your hands are small, and will collapse easily. Similarly, injecting into veins in your groin can cause especially dangerous circulation problems. Dirt and other debris can enter your vein and cause irritation that may lead to collapse. Accordingly, wipe down the area you will inject as well as the needle before use. There are many aspects of non-medical intravenous injections that can be dangerous. For instance, a tourniquet should never be tied too tightly, and a needle must be removed slowly after injecting.
Summary: Get help quitting intravenous drug use. Exchange your needles. Do not repeatedly use the same injection site. Avoid injecting into your hand or groin. Clean the area and the needle before injecting. Perform injections slowly and carefully.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: "True leaves" refer to fully grown leaves, rather than leaves that are just beginning to grow. If you plan on keeping each pepper plant separate, a 2-inch or 4-inch (5-cm or 10-cm) pot should suffice. You can also combine multiple pepper plants into a single pot if it is larger. Use a loose, well-draining soil, preferably one with a high content of organic matter. The hole should be the same depth and width of the compartment your seedling currently sits in. If planting one seedling per pot, dig the hole in the center of the pot. If planting multiple seedlings in one pot, dig multiple holes that are at least 2 inches (5 cm) apart. Gently "wiggle" or pry it from the seedling tray by squeezing on the sides of the plastic compartment. Once the seedling has been removed, roots, soil, and all, place it in the hole. Pack the soil around the base of the seedling so that it is firm and steady.
Summary:
Transplant the seedlings once they have two sets of true leaves. Use a large enough pot. Fill the pots with soil. Dig a small hole in the dirt. Transfer the seedling to the new pot. Pack the seedling in place.