INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the government body that regulates the vaccination schedule in the United States. They have downloadable vaccination schedules for babies, kids and teens, and adults available on their website. Follow these basic guidelines when deciding which vaccines to administer to your patients. Immunization schedules may vary a little depending on factors like where your patients live and what medical conditions they have. People in different parts of the world need somewhat different vaccines, based on what illnesses are more common there. Use this interactive tool created by The World Health Organization (WHO) to enter your country and get a custom vaccination schedule for anywhere in the world. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control has a similar tool for European countries. Before administering a vaccine, do a complete history and physical exam and review your patient's vaccination history. Ask if your patient is taking any medications, has any allergies, or has ever reacted to a vaccine previously. If they have ever had a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) to any part of the vaccine, do NOT give it. If your patient is moderately to severely ill, weigh the risks and benefits wait for them to get better, if possible. Be aware of the following contraindications to specific vaccines, and avoid the vaccine if any are present: Hepatitis B: yeast allergy Rotavirus: history of intussusception; severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis: history of encephalopathy within a week of previous dose of DTP, DTaP, or Tdap Hib: younger than 6 weeks old Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR), Varicella, and Herpes Zoster: severe immunodeficiency, including HIV; pregnancy Influenza: under 6 months old, previous severe allergic reaction to influenza vaccine or one of its components, or severe allergy to eggs.

SUMMARY: Obtain and use the latest immunization schedule. Learn what immunizations are recommended in your country. Screen for contraindications.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure that your face is clean and makeup-free before you start a steam treatment. Do not apply any jojoba oil as a moisturizer until after you have washed your face. Many essential oils have antibacterial and/or antiseptic properties, meaning they can kill bacteria and other microorganisms that infect the skin and cause pimples. Using these oils can help prevent the formation of pimples. Try one of these types of essential oils: Spearmint, or peppermint. Both peppermint and spearmint contain menthol which has both antiseptic and immune-boosting properties. Thyme boosts the immune system and has antibacterial properties. It also increases circulation of the blood by opening up blood vessels. Calendula accelerates healing and has antimicrobial properties. Lavender is soothing and can help with anxiety and depression. It also has antibacterial properties. Before using essential oils, always pre-test an area of skin with the oil. Since these herbs are plant-derived, and since people can have allergies and sensitivities to plants, you can have a reaction to the essential oil. The reaction is often a mild rash that may or may not be itchy. To test the oil on your skin, place a single drop of the oil on your wrist and wait for 10-15 minutes. If there is no irritation, you should be able to use the oil. Heat the water until it reaches a boiling temperature. Then, turn off the heat and add 1-2 drops of any of essential oils to the hot water. Never put your face over a pot of boiling water! After you have added the oils to the water, then cover your head with a towel and place your face over the steaming pot. Make sure to close your eyes and keep your face at least 12 inches away from the water. You want the heat to dilate your blood vessels and open up your pores, but if you are too close to the steam then it may damage your skin. Breathe normally and relax! Keep your face over the steam for 10 minutes. Rinse your face with lukewarm water and pat dry with a cotton towel. Don't rub your skin, just gently pat it dry. Use as much as necessary to cover your skin. Work the oil into your skin using your fingertips and small, circular motions. At first, you can use this method twice a day. After two weeks, you should notice an improvement in your skin. At this point you can do the steam treatment once per day.
Summary: Start with clean skin. Choose an essential oil to use in your steam treatment. Test the essential oil on your skin. Fill a one-quart pot with water and bring it to a boil. Cover your head with a large, clean cotton towel. Apply jojoba oil as a moisturizer.

IMEI (international mobile equipment identity) is a unique 15-digit code assigned to phones by manufacturers to be used for identification purposes. Using your phone's keypad, dial *#06* and its IMEI code will appear on the screen. Take note of this code. Once you have your phone's IMEI, it's time to get an unlock key. Unlock keys are 8-digit codes used to remove the restriction placed on your contract phone. There are several websites where you can request an unlock key. All you need to do is select your phone's make and model from the list on the website and enter your phone's IMEI code. You'll also need to provide an e-mail address where they can send the unlock key after they've processed your request. Once your request has been processed, you'll receive an e-mail containing the unlock key from the site where you requested it from. This usually takes about a few days, depending on the site you chose.
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One-sentence summary -- Get your phone's IMEI code. Get an unlock key. Check your e-mail.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choosing a singular side to place your blanket is an easy, understated way to make a sofa stylish. You can either throw the blanket over the side without folding it or choose one of the three folding options. Folding the blanket lengthwise looks best with this option. Fold your blanket in quarters and tuck it into a corner for a soft look. This will make the blanket easy-access for anyone who wants to use it. Throw blankets in the couch corner are best for warm instead of formal decorating styles. You can then place throw pillows on top of the blanket to keep it in place. Placing the blanket on your sofa's arm for a cross between comfort and sophistication. After you've folded your blanket, twist it at the end draped over the arm as a personal touch. If you have a sectional, you can put the blanket over a footrest. Fold the blanket in half, short side to short side, to make a long rectangle. Then, lay it over the chaise or ottoman to add texture. This is a trendy, popular option.

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Cascade your blanket down the side for a modern look. Place your blanket in the corner to keep things cozy. Fold your throw over the arm for a tailored look. Fold the blanket in half and drape it over an ottoman for easy access.