Q: When trying to lie down while pregnant, pillows are your best friend. Before you get into bed, pile on the pillows and ask your partner to help you position them for you so you can get comfortable. A long pillow, like a body pillow, is great for positioning against your back when you lie down on your side, or for you to hug when you sleep on your side. You can also use a pillow to prop your head up so you don't get heartburn while lying down and place a pillow between your knees or under your belly to take pressure off of your back and legs. Many stores also sell a long body pillow designed to also go between your legs to support your hips when you're pregnant. Your doctor will likely recommend you drink lots of water during your pregnancy to stay hydrated. But avoid drinking a large glass of water before lying down or before bed, as this may cause you to wake up several times during the night to go to the bathroom. Stop drinking water one hour before you plan to lie down. Many pregnant women suffer from heartburn, which can lead to discomfort and interrupted sleep. Prevent heartburn by skipping spicy meals a few hours before bed or before lying down. You should wait at least two hours after eating to lie down and relax so you don't develop heartburn. If you start to feel heartburn once you lay down, use a pillow to prop your head up. Elevating your head can help your body to digest what you have eaten. To ensure you get a good night's sleep, make sure your mattress is firm and your box spring does not sag or dip. Place your bed on the floor if the box spring sags or use a board under your mattress to keep it even and firm. If you are used to sleeping on a softer mattress, you may find switching to a harder mattress uncomfortable. Stick to the softer mattress if it is what you are used to and you have no issues getting a full night's sleep on the bed.
A: Gather two to three pillows on the bed, or use a body pillow. Avoid drinking water right before lying down. Eat several hours before lying down. Ensure your mattress does not sag or dip.

Article: Catching the kitten is not the end of your project. Once you have it, make sure you are prepared to handle it carefully. When dealing with the kitten, you'll want to keep a pair of gloves handy. Do not handle the kitten directly until you have had it checked out by the vet. Kittens are cute and can become cuddly, but this one is still a wild animal. If one escapes from its carrier (or box, etc) you can try gently scooping it up with a towel. The containment process is crucial when introducing a kitten to a new environment. To keep it from becoming even more traumatized, you want to introduce new things (and people, sounds, and other animals) very slowly. When you first rescue the kitten, make sure you have a safe small place to bring it. This could be a small room, such as your bathroom, or even a comfortable box where it won't be disturbed. Make sure your kitten is comfortable in confinement. Provide it with the basics--a towel to sleep on, food, water, and somewhere to go to the bathroom (this can be a newspaper or a small litter box). You will definitely want to take the stray kitten to a vet in your area. Ask the vet to perform all necessary tests and vaccinations. This could get expensive, so make sure you are prepared for that. Also, remember this is very scary for the kitten, so be ready to transport it to and from the vet as carefully (and quietly) as possible. You'll want to specifically make sure the vet to check for basic ailments such as worms, distemper, rabies, and respiratory problems. Also, it's a great idea to talk to the vet about having the kitten spayed or neutered. The kitten is probably adorable, but you may not want to keep it, or not be able to properly care for it. The next best thing is to find it an adoptive home. If you have some time to devote to this (and want visitation rights), try checking with your friends and friends of friends. Post pictures on social media--kittens can be hard to resist! If you can't find a home on your own, contact your local animal shelter. They will be able to help you figure out a safe place for the kitten. Maybe you just can't resist that sweet little face, and you've decided that the best home for the kitten is your home. That's great! Just make sure that you are prepared to be the best pet parent possible. In addition to getting all of the necessities (litter box, food, toys, any medications), you want to also be emotionally prepared. Remember that this is a big adjustment for a stray kitten, and it will take some time to adjust. Seek advice from the vet and the local shelter on how to properly bond with the kitten. Hopefully, in time, you'll have a new best friend!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Handle the kitten carefully. Try containment. Seek medical care. Find an adoptive home. Keep the kitten.

Problem: Article: Before you begin working with acids, it's important to wear the proper protective gear. Wear long sleeves that cover your arms as well as chemical resistant goggles, gloves, and apron. You also should have access to a fume hood that you can work under. Bring all your supplies into a well-ventilated laboratory and place them next to the fume hood. Set up a bowl of baking soda in the case of an acid spill. Sodium bicarbonate neutralizes acids and makes spills less harmful and dangerous. Make sure that the fume hood works before you begin working. In case of an acid spill, pour the baking soda over the spill. You will see bubbling, which means that the neutralization is taking place as gaseous C02 is released. Test the pH of the spill with pH paper. Once it's between 6 and 9, it's safe to wipe the spill with a sponge and wash the material down the sink. You can create flash paper out of tissue paper, toilet paper, or even a cotton T-shirt. Just make sure that whatever paper you use is 100% cotton. Cut out however many sheets as you want into roughly the same size as a business card. Under the fume hood, pour concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid into a 1 liter (0.26USgal) (4.2 cup) pitcher in a 5:4 ratio (5 parts concentrated nitric acid to 4 parts concentrated sulfuric acid). Make sure that you have enough liquid to eventually submerge the paper. Stand outside the fume hood, with the beakers and acid inside the hood. Place your gloved hands inside the fume hood and do all your work at least 6 inches (15.2 cm) in from the hood opening. To mix the two acids together, hold the pitcher and lightly swirl it with a slight motion of your hand. Do not shake the acid or swirl it vigorously, as this can cause the acid to splash.
Summary: Protect your skin and eyes. Set up your work-station. Cut paper into squares. Mix concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid in a beaker. Lightly swirl the acids together.

Q: It's located at https://www.pinterest.com/. If you're already logged into Pinterest, this will open your home page. If you aren't logged into Pinterest, click Log in in the top-right corner of the page, enter your username and password, and click Log in. This is the person-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the page. It's to the left of your profile picture, which is on the right side of the page. This tab is below the "Following" heading on the left side of the page. Doing so will unfollow the board without asking for confirmation. You'll be able to click Follow under the board to re-follow it if you unfollow a board by mistake.
A:
Go to the Pinterest website. Click the "Profile" icon. Click Following. Click Boards. Click Unfollow beneath a board.