In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the most difficult part of growing bamboo indoors, since bamboo is both thirsty and vulnerable to overwatering. To start out, water until a little water runs out the base. Let the top 2 or 3 inches (57.5 cm) of soil dry out before each watering session. If the soil stays moist for more than a day or two, reduce the amount of water. If the top of the soil is drying out quickly, dig down to 4 inches (10 cm) deep to check for moisture. This depth should stay lightly moist most of the time, especially during the first three months after planting. Most bamboo plants prefer humid air, especially in hot weather. As long as you avoid overwatering, any one of the following should keep your plant happy: Place the pot over a humidity tray, as described in the planting section above. Lightly mist the leaves with a spray bottle every couple days. Run a humidifier in the room. Keep plants close together (but be aware this increases the risk of disease). If you know the species name of your bamboo, look it up to find specific recommendations. If your plant needs more light than your climate provides, install evening grow lights. If you don't know the species, start with these rules of thumb: Needs more light:plants with small leavestropical speciesplants kept in warm rooms Needs less light:plants with large leavestemperate species during dormant winter periodsplants kept in cool rooms Bamboo grows quickly as long as it has room in the container, and needs extra nutrients to support this growth. A dose of slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season is a good way to provide a steady supply. You can use a balanced fertilizer such as 16-16-16, or a high nitrogen (N) fertilizer such as 30-10-10. The high nitrogen option discourages flowering, which weakens many bamboo species. Warning:Do not fertilize within 6 months of buying. Most plants get enough fertilizer from the nursery.Avoid seaweed-based fertilizers due to excessive salt content. Most bamboo is very tolerant of pruning, so don't hesitate to shape it once it is established and healthy: Cut withered, stunted, or excess stems (culms) at soil level. To prevent a stem from growing above a certain height, cut it just above a node (branching point). Thin branches regularly if you want to encourage vertical growth. Remove lower branches for aesthetics. Bamboo can grow in two different patterns depending on species. "Runners" send out long shoots to start new plants, and will spiral around a large container within three to five years. "Clumpers" grow steadily outward, and may last up to six years in the same pot. Any bamboo plant needs a transplant to a larger pot once it becomes rootbound. To restrict growth, instead dig up the plant, cut away about of the roots, and replant in the same container with fresh potting mix. You can propagate most bamboo plants by cutting the stalks and replanting in separate containers. This does not work on bamboo with no hole in the center of the stalks, or only a very small hole.
Summary: Water your bamboo carefully. Keep it humid. Find the right light level for your species. Fertilize your bamboo plant. Prune regularly. Re-pot or divide when the bamboo outgrows its container.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An abscess is a bacterial infection at the nerve site, which is usually caused by a cavity that has gone without treatment for a prolonged period of time. Symptoms include: Prolonged throbbing pain in the tooth Sensitivity to temperature fluctuations, such as hot or cold food or beverages Pain during chewing, eating, or drinking Swelling of the face on the side of the abscess Swollen or inflamed lymph nodes around the jaw If you believe you have a tooth abscess, it is imperative that you see a dentist immediately. Depending on how severe your abscess is, your dentist may recommend a number of options to treat the abscess and prevent the infection from spreading. All of these procedures should only be performed by a licensed, experienced dentist. Draining the abscess may be possible. Your dentist may be able to drain the pus out at the site of the infection, using sterilized tools in a controlled medical setting. Again, do not attempt to perform any of these procedures at home. Having a root canal might be the best option. A root canal involves surgically removing the diseased tissue in your gums and draining the abscess. This allows your dentist to treat the infection while still managing to save your tooth. Your dentist may recommend extracting the infected tooth. This is usually done if the infection has rendered the tooth unsalvageable. After extracting the tooth, your dentist will then drain the abscess to treat the infection. Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent the infection from spreading to other teeth or to your jaw. These may be prescribed in conjunction with other treatments. It's important to practice good dental hygiene to prevent future abscesses. This includes flossing every day, brushing your teeth twice daily, limiting sugary snacks, and going in for regular dental checkups. After seeing your dentist to treat the infection, there are a number of things you can do at home to help manage the pain associated with an abscessed tooth. Mix one teaspoon of salt into an eight-ounce glass of warm water. Use this rinse after every meal and before bed to help reduce inflammation and prevent infection. Use pain relievers. Over-the-counter medications like acetaminophen and ibuprofen can be taken to reduce inflammation and manage pain. Take only the recommended dosage listed on the label, as taking too much of a pain reliever may cause liver damage and other health problems. Use a cold compress. Apply a cold compress wrapped in cloth to the affected side of your face for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off, to manage the pain and inflammation in the jaw and mouth. Do not use a hot compress with an abscessed tooth, as heat may allow the infection to spread.
Summary: Understand what causes a tooth abscess. Treating the abscess. Manage the pain.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Continue creating cookie sandwiches until you have used all of the cookies. Serve them with a cup of Earl Grey tea or coffee.
Summary:
Place a cooled cookie on a work surface with the bottom of the cookie facing upward. Spread some of the filling on the bottom of the cookie using a cheese spreader or a butter knife. Place a second cookie on top of the filling with the top of the cookie facing you. Place the completed cookie sandwich back onto the baking sheet. Cover the baking sheet with plastic wrap and freeze the cookies for 30 minutes. Finished.