Write an article based on this "Stimulate the puppy once it shows signs of life. Keep stimulating the puppy for at least 20 minutes. Monitor the puppy closely."
article: As soon as the puppy's heart begins to beat, stop performing chest compressions and focus on stimulating the puppy. Continue giving breaths if its breathing is not yet regular and strong. Using light, careful pressure, vigorously rub the puppy with a towel. Gently turn the puppy over in your hands several times. If it's a newborn or still very small, grab the puppy by the scruff of its neck several times as well. While stimulating the puppy, you may still need to provide a few puffs of air every 20 to 30 seconds to keep its lungs pumping. Once the puppy's heart starts beating, you should continue rubbing and turning the puppy in your hands for at least 20 minutes. Most puppies that revive after receiving emergency CPR will stabilize after 20 minutes. If the puppy's heart does not start beating within 5 minutes of treatment, however, it is unlikely that the puppy will revive. All newborn puppies should be closely monitored for several days, but it is especially important to keep a close eye on puppies who needed to be revived upon birth. One of the most important things you can do is keep the puppy warm. Puppies that get chilled during the first week of life can easily weaken and die. Provide hot water bottles, heating pads, heating lamps, and plenty of warm blankets in an effort to keep the box it stays in at a minimum constant temperature of 85F (29C). Professional veterinary care is also strongly recommended. If you have not already called the veterinarian, do so after the mother has given birth to the remainder of her puppies. Let the veterinarian know about any puppies you needed to revive and follow their instructions on additional aftercare.

Write an article based on this "Recognize that hormones have a significant impact upon mood. Remember that your teenager's brain is still developing. Remind yourself that your child isn't enjoying being moody. Look back on your own adolescence."
article: Your child's moody behavior has physiological foundations. Puberty hormones flush often-overwhelming levels of chemical input through your child's developing brain. Note that hormones present in adults can operate differently in teenager. Adult brains experience the hormone THP, for example, as a calming influence; in your teenager, THP produces heightened anxiety. Humans' frontal lobe -- the part of the brain responsible for impulse control, judgment, and decision-making -- doesn't fully mature until we are in our early 20s. Your child's brain is quite literally still under construction, even as the rest of his or her body may begin to appear "adult." Your child is struggling to cope with the confluence of hormonal change, body changes, developing identity, pressure from friends, and a developing sense of independence. No wonder he or she is acting out! They may be frustrated, confused, or even scared by the changes taking place in their lives. Your child needs you to provide stability and support -- even if he or she is telling you something quite different. Perhaps the best way to understand your teenager is to remember what it was like to be one yourself. Think about your own triumphs and struggles, and consider how your parents experienced them.

Write an article based on this "Select trouser-cut maroon pants for a business look. Try maroon skinny jeans for a casual look. Choose straight-cut maroon pants for a polished look. Don maroon leggings as athleisure wear."
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Trouser-cut pants are a good choice for business or formal settings, such as the office or church. You can wear your trousers with a pleat or cuff if you like that look, as well. Skinny jeans are a casual style that is best suited to everyday wear or going out. Look for a pant that follows the shape of your leg as it tapers down to the ankle. You can experiment with distressed or neutral washes to complement your clothes. Straight-leg pants are a versatile cut that can equally become more formal or casual depending on the garments you pair them with. Look for pants that have a uniform width from the thigh to the ankle. This cut tends to flatter all body types. A big trend right now is pants that double as leisure and athletic clothes, affectionately known as athleisure. Pick up a pair of maroon legging that you can wear to the gym then to brunch. It'll be a comfortable, easy addition to your wardrobe.