INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is required in order for you to receive an income in Canada, so do this as soon as you possibly can upon arriving. This number also enables you to receive government programs and benefits, including taxes. Find a Service Canada office or check out their website to apply for your SIN. If you've lived and/or worked in Canada before, you already have a SIN. This number will not change. Generally, only one SIN is issued and it's assigned to you for life, much like a Social Security Number is in America. Canada offers both public and private healthcare options. Each Canadian province has its own health department, but there is also a national service available there called Medicare (not to be confused with Medicare services of America). Get more information from your particular provincial and territorial ministry of health website. These websites can also help you determine your healthcare eligibility and provide important contact information. Your home country driver's license will be valid in Canada for a few months after you arrive, but you should arrange to get your Canadian driver's license as soon as possible. These licenses are issued through provincial and territorial departments and are valid in all provinces of Canada. If you do plan to use your home country driver's license when you arrive in Canada, obtain an International Driver's Permit (IDP) before you move. An IDP will translate your current license into French and English (Canada's two main languages). Canadian law states that all children under the age of 15 must be enrolled in school, so if you have children, enroll them at their new school as soon as possible. You can visit CIC's website for a listing of schools nearest your new Canadian address.

SUMMARY: Apply for a Canadian Social Insurance Number (SIN). Register for healthcare. Apply for a Canadian driver's license. Enroll your children in school (if applicable).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fresh water should be provided for your puppy at all times; there's no need for a schedule. Refill your puppy's water dish often and wash it out once per day to keep it clean. Bring a bottle of water and a collapsible dish with you when you travel. Puppies need a quiet area to eat their food. Make sure that your puppy has a nice quiet space to eat and prevent other animals from getting to your puppy's food bowl. If your puppy feels threatened while eating, he may start guarding his food bowl. This resource guarding behavior can escalate and become dangerous to you and others. Try placing your puppy's food and water bowls in a quiet corner of your kitchen or at the end of a hallway. Make sure that your puppy can access his food and water bowls with ease. Puppies are like babies in that they like to stick to a schedule. Meal feeding also helps with house training, since the puppy will need to relieve itself on a schedule. Bear in mind that a puppy has a small stomach and he cannot take in his calorie requirements for the day in two large meals. However, as he grows his stomach expands relative to his frame and he can cope with larger, less frequent meals. If your puppy is under 3 months of age, then feed him 4 meals a day. If your puppy is between 3 - 6 months of age, then feed him 3 meals a day (4 for toy breeds). If your puppy is 6 months or over, feed him 2 meals a day. If you are often not home during the day, you'll need a way to feed your puppy while you are gone. For example, you could come home at lunch or arrange for a neighbor to feed your puppy in the middle of the day. You can also purchase feeders that operate on a timer that will make food available at certain times during the day. This schedule will only be for a few months, then you can feed morning and night when your puppy is older. Most puppies need to eliminate 15-20 minutes after eating a meal, so it is a good idea to get into the habit of taking your puppy to go potty right after he finishes eating. Doing so will help prevent accidents in the house and teach your puppy good bathroom habits.
Summary: Provide fresh water with your puppy's food. Set aside a quiet area for your puppy to eat. Feed your puppy at the same time every day. Make arrangements if you will not be home to feed your puppy. Take your puppy to his potty place after he finishes eating.

You don't have to be an expert, but if you're nervous about remembering the rules of various sports, you can do a bit of research before class. Commit what you've read to memory by talking about the sport with classmates before class starts. The purpose of PE class is to get you up and moving during the school day, so you should go to class every day, and participate as long as you aren't sick or injured. You'll get the most physical benefits out of PE if you exercise for the whole class period, so avoid giving up or sitting out. If you're struggling to keep up in class, setting small goals for self-improvement can help you stay motivated. You may not be the fastest or the best at volleyball, but by challenging yourself every day you will be able to improve on what you did the day before.
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One-sentence summary -- Read up on some of the sports you'll be learning in class. Participate in all the activities. Set goals for improvement.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sprinkle two tablespoons of baking soda into half a cup (120ml) of warm water. Stir the two ingredients together with a spoon until they're about the same consistency as peanut butter. If the paste seems too thin, add a little more baking soda. If it's too thick, stir in another half ounce of water at a time until you achieve the desired texture. Baking soda is prized for its ability to cut through stains and absorb unwanted odors. It's also slightly astringent, which will come in handy when it comes time to scrub the container. It may be necessary to mix a bigger batch of baking soda paste if you're trying to clean multiple (or especially large) containers. Coat the walls of the container with a thin layer of the baking soda paste. Scoop whatever is left into the bottom. Try to use all of the mixture. The paste will have an easier time sticking if the inside of the container is completely dry. Put the lid on the container and find an out of the way place to leave it. As it sits, the combination of baking soda and water will begin chipping away at messes that have taken hold in the plastic without the need for scouring or scrubbing. In the morning, you can come back and observe the results of the baking soda. Make sure you give the paste at least an hour or two to take effect. Remove the lid and clear the container, using the corner of a washcloth to scrape out the rest of the baking soda. The container should now be stain and odor-free. If you want, you can go one step further and wash it out with soapy water. Keep rinsing the container until the water runs clear. Use baking soda periodically to restore old and heavily-used containers. After cleaning, drain all water from the container and wipe it down inside and out with an absorbent towel. You can also simply leave it sitting with the lid off and allow it to air dry. Whichever method you choose, the lid should stay off until all moisture has evaporated from inside. Replacing the lid on a plastic container while it's still wet can cause mold and mildew to develop.

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Make a paste from baking soda and water. Spread the paste over the inside of the container. Allow the paste to work overnight. Rinse with hot water. Dry the container completely.