Problem: Article: Breastfed children are less likely to develop ear infections. Try to breastfeed for the first six months at least, but breastfeeding for a full year is better if you are able to manage it. Your breast milk provides your child with antibodies that help fight off ear infections. When children lay down to drink a bottle, they are more likely to develop an ear infection. When the child is on their back, fluid can flow into their ears, which can cause an infection. Make sure your child is at a 45-degree angle when drinking from a bottle. Those prone to allergies are more likely to develop ear infections, both children and adults. If you can work on controlling allergies, you can help reduce the likelihood that you or your child will develop an ear infection. You can take antihistamines to help reduce your allergies, as well as trying to avoid spending long periods outdoors when allergy counts are high. Stay hydrated to thin mucus and consider using a steam treatment or humidifier to help loosen mucus. If your allergies are severe, talk to your doctor about other treatments. You and your child should avoid cigarette smoke for many health-related reasons, but one in particular is that exposure to cigarette smoke can increase your chances of developing ear infections. Try to avoid all cigarette smoke, including secondhand smoke. Bad air quality can have similar effects as cigarette smoke, increasing the risk for ear infections.
Summary: Breastfeed your baby for a year. Feed your child sitting up. Work on allergies. Skip the cigarette smoke.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are different levels of symptoms that can occur, depending on how bad your aspirin poisoning is or how long it's been since you took too much. If you think you have symptoms of aspirin poisoning, even a mild case due to the risk of progression without treatment, you should sees medical treatment immediately, and do not hesitate to call 911. The possible symptoms of acute aspirin poisoning include: Nausea Vomiting Rapid breathing Ringing in your ears, which can be high or low pitched, loud or more quiet, and is usually at one tone Sweating Impaired hearing with or without ringing Slight fever There are some symptoms that develop at a later point of aspirin poisoning. These signs indicate that you have severe aspirin poisoning. You should call emergency services immediately. Symptoms to look for are: Confusion Hyperactivity Lightheadedness Fever Drowsiness Low blood pressure Convulsions or seizures Kidney failure Difficulty breathing Rapid pulse higher than 120 beats per minute Double vision Difficulty walking Coma Chronic aspirin poisoning symptoms occur over the course of a few days to a few weeks. These can come on gradually and are very severe, especially once you witness them all. If you or someone you know has them all, call emergency services immediately. These symptoms include: Drowsiness Hallucinations Slight confusion Rapid breathing Dehydration Fever Low oxygen levels in the blood Fluid in the lungs Lightheadedness Low blood pressure Seizures There are some normal side effects of aspirin that might happen before you get aspirin poisoning. These may occur at any point, even with a normal dose of aspirin. Although some of the side effects of taking aspirin are the same as those of aspirin poisoning, the symptoms of poisoning will be more severe and accompanied by numerous other symptoms. If you are worried that you might be heading for aspirin poisoning, you can contact your doctor. These include: Skin rashes Excessive bleeding Abdominal pain Upset stomach Stomach and intestinal ulcers which can present as acute abdominal pain, or vomiting blood or blood in the stools Nausea Cramping Gastritis Heartburn Drowsiness Headache

SUMMARY: Notice early signs of acute aspirin poisoning. Recognize later signs of acute aspirin poisoning. Determine the symptoms of chronic aspirin poisoning. Learn the normal side effects of aspirin.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An abstract in MLA style is not that different from any other style. Here's what you should keep in mind when adding the final finishing formatting touches: Only use one space after end punctuation, like periods. Use paragraph indentations by tabbing over once at the beginning of each paragraph. Make your abstract double-spaced by highlighting the section and clicking on "Paragraph." Go down to "Spacing." Under "Line Spacing," select "Double." Click "OK" at the bottom of the window. Use 1-inch margins. Select the "Page Layout" tab, and use the margin drop-down menu to select 1-inch margins (generally labeled "Normal"). This means that if you are making a list of more than three items, put a comma before the "and," such as in this sentence: "The children ate ice cream, cupcakes, and sprinkles." The sentence, "We saw two elephants, William, and Kate" can mean something entirely different than, "We saw two elephants, William and Kate." In the first sentence, we saw four things: two elephants and two people. In the second sentence, we saw two things: two elephants (with the names William and Kate). For this reason, the Oxford comma is very important! Unless it is used as a word itself (such as RADAR), always spell out the acronym and then put the acronym in parenthesis. After the first explanation, you can use the acronym alone. This is similar to pronouns. You would never start off a story saying "He went to the store." Who's he? Without saying what the acronym stands for, your audience may not know what you're talking about. Basically, you want to make sure you cover all the main points, and that your abstract is concise and to the point. Don't cloud it up with overly complicated language, as your reader is trying to judge your article in one quick take. If your abstract meets this requirements and is formatted in line with MLA guidelines, you're good to go. Two sets of eyes are always better than one. Once you have your finished product, ask a friend (or two) to read your abstract. Do they notice any grammar mistakes? Do they understand the topic at hand? This can be especially useful since they aren't already familiar with your paper and their eyes are fresh on the page.
Summary: Get your indentations and spacing correct. Always use the serial or Oxford comma. Spell out acronyms the first time you use them. Give it a final read-through yourself or with a friend.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You're able to do that by installing a particular app. In order to download the correct app, search the Internet for the model of your phone along with the "QR reader". This will automatically download the office app onto your phone.
Summary:
Make sure your phone can scan a QR code with its camera. Enter the Android Market or Kingsoft official website and find the QR code for the office app. Use the QR reader installed on your phone to scan the code. After the app has downloaded, you're able to install it simply by selecting it.