Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take your dog to the vet for a checkup. Make a nesting area for your dog. Keep food and water in or near the nesting area. Feed puppy food to your pregnant dog during the final 1/3 of her pregnancy.

Answer: Schedule an appointment with the vet, so she can check on your pregnant dog. The vet will confirm the pregnancy and check for any complications. Provide a nesting area at least a week before you think she is due to give birth. You want to give her the space she needs by putting her in her bed or in a box with towels or blankets for comfort. Choose an area that is secluded, such as in a separate room, so that she can have privacy and quiet. Make food and water available near your dog so she has easy access. This will also make it possible for her to not leave her puppies to eat and drink. The pregnant dog should eat a high quality puppy food that is high in protein and calcium in the last 1/3 of her pregnancy. This will prepare her body to produce substantial amounts of milk. Your dog should eat puppy food in the final 1/3 of her pregnancy, and then until the puppies are weaned. Nursing mother dogs require more calories to make enough milk to feed their puppies.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold the measuring tape across the bottom diameter. Record the number. Measure the shade's sloping side. Jot down the number. Use the measurements as a guide for a replacement shade.

Answer: Once you've recorded the measurement for the top diameter, place the tape measure at one end of the bottom edge of the lamp shade. Pull it across to the opposite side to get the proper measurement. Write down the second measurement with the top diameter to make sure you know the precise size of the shade. Mark this measurement as "bottom diameter." Set the shade down on the table once more. Place the end of the measuring tape at the top edge of the shade, and pull it down to the bottom edge to measure the slope. Sometimes, a shade's slope is referred to as its height. If you have a square lamp shade, it obviously won't have slope. Measure from top to bottom in the same manner, though, to get the height of the shade. Record the next measurement with the top and bottom diameters. Mark it as the shade's "slope" or "side." Once you've recorded all 3 measurements for the shade, you can choose the proper size for a new shade. Most shades list the measurements in the following order: top diameter, bottom diameter, and slope/height.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn as much English as possible. Create a budget. Find a job. Find living accommodations.

Answer: The UK, although culturally diverse, is mainly an English speaking country. Although fluency is not required to work and live in the UK, having a basic understanding of reading, writing, and speaking the English language will make your transition and cultural acclimation much easier. Enroll in an English class before you leave or see if your employer or school can provide International English classes. Some specialized jobs and educational institutions require English fluency. If you are uncertain if you need to take a fluency test contact your employer or school. Creating a detailed budget will help you organize the tasks you will need to complete before moving to the UK as well as plan your expenses once living in the UK. Become familiar with the types and amount of income tax you'll have to pay once living in the UK. The cost of living in the UK varies, but is generally more expensive in the south and cheaper in the north. Use an online cost of living comparison tool to see what expenses might increase once you move. If you are moving to the UK as a part of a career move, chances are you already have a job in mind. However, if you are not sure what job you will be able to work, consider your level of fluency in English and degree of cultural familiarity with the UK. Finding a stable job in the UK will allow you more flexibility in applying for residency or switching your visa. Once you have found a job your employer will need to apply for a work permit on your behalf. Search for job openings on sites like jobsite.co.uk, reed.co.uk, monster.co.uk, or indeed.co.uk. Visit a British Embassy or Consulate in your country to inquire about employment options. Find temporary living in the UK at a hostel or hotel while searching for more permanent housing. If you can, start looking weeks before you arrive in the UK, and don't sign a contract until you fully understand the terms. Rental prices in the UK vary from monthly to weekly payments. London is one of the most expensive housing markets in the world. Consider living outside of London and commuting by train.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Host your ceremony and reception. Skip the gift registry. Pass on the bachelor and bachelorette party.

Answer:
This time around, you should host your own reception and ceremony. While in the past, your parents or close loved ones might have given you financial backing, you'll have to fend for yourselves, for the most part. However, there can be exceptions made if you're having your vow renewals close to your original wedding date and never got to have a party. Most people believe you shouldn't have a gift registry when you renew your vows. The first time around, your guests could have helped you get a new set of dishware, pay for your honeymoon, or just to have some money to start your new lives together. This time, it can be considered tacky to ask your guests for gifts when you're already an established married couple. But again, if your renewal date is close to your wedding date, then you can consider having a registry if you really need one. The same goes for a bridal shower -- since you're already married, this is generally not thought to be appropriate. Many men and women who have a vow renewal close to their wedding date who never got to have a bachelorette party want to have one. However, many people don't consider this a good idea because these parties are supposed to be your "last night out as a single person." Since you're already married, you may have missed the boat for this one. You can still celebrate with a group of your friends, but hold off on the more risque aspects of a traditional bachelor/bachelorette celebration. On a similar note, skip the garter toss and the bouquet toss at your reception since these traditions are heavily associated with the idea of recently ending your time as single people. Instead, consider leading the guests in a variety of fun dances to remove some of the formality.