Article: Once you've started taking antihistamines, talk to your doctor if your symptoms are severe or get worse. You should also call your doctor if you develop a nosebleed or other nasal symptoms. Tell your doctor if the symptoms don't lessen or go away. Common symptoms include: Dizziness Dry mouth Feeling irritable, jittery, or excited Changes in vision, including blurred vision Loss of appetite If you start having shortness of breath or trouble breathing, contact emergency services right away. You may be having an anaphylactic reaction. Antihistamines may help with abnormal movements in patients with Parkinson's. Diphenhydramine can sometimes be used since it blocks the neurotransmitters. This helps control abnormal movements associated with early stage Parkinson's or as a side effect of medication. Talk to your doctor about using antihistamines to help with your Parkinson's. Children are particularly prone to medication overdose. If you notice any of the following symptoms after giving your child antihistamines take them to an emergency room immediately. Signs of an antihistamine overdose include: Extreme drowsiness Confusion Agitation Muscle weakness Convulsions Hallucination
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Call your doctor if you experience side effects after taking antihistamines. Ask your doctor about using antihistamines to manage Parkinson's. Get emergency medical attention if your child shows signs of an overdose.

Problem: Article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or press the Win key. You can search for Command Prompt on all supported versions of Windows. If you're using Windows 8, instead place your mouse cursor in the top-right corner of the screen, then click the magnifying glass icon when it appears. The Start search bar is at the bottom of the Start window. Searching for Command Prompt here will look for Command Prompt. You should see the Command Prompt icon appear near the top of the Start window. Clicking its icon will open Command Prompt.
Summary: Open Start . Type command prompt into Start. Click Command Prompt.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Most modern electric waffle irons come with nonstick plates, and they have to be cleaned without immersing the appliance in water. You definitely don't want to burn yourself trying to clean a piping hot waffle iron. Instead, unplug it before enjoying your waffle. By the time you're finished and ready to clean, it should be cool. Often times, there will be bits of dried batter stuck within the ridges, or even dripping over the sides if you filled the iron generously. Do a once over, brushing away those big pieces with a soft-bristled kitchen brush. It's important that the bristles really are soft, because you don't want to risk scratching the nonstick surface. If there is a lot of batter dried to the iron, it can be extremely annoying to loosen and scrape each one, bit by bit. Instead, soften all the batter up first. Grab a dish towel or rag and soak it with hot water from the sink. Ring it out a bit so that it isn't dripping, but still saturated. Place it on the waffle iron, and close it. Let it sit for a few minutes, so that the heat and moisture from the rag loosens up those pesky crumbs. These rubber kitchen utensils might as well have been made for cleaning a waffle iron, because they're ideal. The rubber won't scratch the surface, and it's thin and malleable enough to get in between the rows of the waffle iron. Once the dried batter has been softened by the wet rag, you should be able to use your rubber spatula to scrape the rest of the batter off. You can also use a sponge to gently remove the loosened batter. Make sure you purchase one that is specifically for nonstick surfaces.

SUMMARY: Unplug your waffle iron and allow it to cool. Brush away large crumbs. Loosen the hardened bits with a hot cloth. Remove any remaining batter with a rubber spatula.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may find yourself bouncing a lot in the saddle when cantering, a problem caused by gripping too tightly with the knees. If you're a young rider, you may feel inclined to grip with your knees for balance. This actually makes balance harder to maintain. You want to instead stretch your leg downward during the canter, allowing it to lie somewhat loosely at the horse's side. Stretch your calf muscles and shift your weight into your heels. This should cause your knees to lock less, allowing you to more efficiently sit the canter. If your stirrups are too long, this can make it very difficult to sit the canter. You may have tightened your stirrups before riding, thinking shorter stirrups would give you more control. The opposite is the case. Remove your legs from the stirrups for a moment. If they're the right length, they should bump against your ankle bone if you're riding with English stirrups. When riding with Western stirrups, your stirrups should be long enough that you can easily tip your toe forward and get your foot in the stirrup, while bending your leg slightly.
Summary: Make sure you're not gripping too hard with your knees. Check the lengths of your stirrups.

Making your own flower press doesn't take a long time and gives you a designated press so you won't have to scrounge around trying to find heavy books or bricks. Each piece of wood should be 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm) thick. You can use plywood or other scraps of wood. If you visit your local home improvement store, you may be able to find scraps of wood for sale that can be used for your press. If you are cutting your own pieces of wood, you can make your press any shape or size that you want. Some people prefer round presses, while some want a smaller or bigger press, depending on how many flowers they need to dry at one time. A 9 by 12in (23 by 30cm) press can hold anywhere from 10-20 blooms, just depending on what kinds of flowers you are pressing. With c-clamps, one side of the clamp stays stationary and the other side can be adjusted by turning the handle to move the screw up or down. Open each clamp wide enough to fit the pieces of wood. Start by positioning one clamp over a corner of the press. Adjust the screw mechanism to bring the sides of the clamp together as tight as possible. Repeat this with the other 3 clamps. Visit your local home improvement store or shop online for your c-clamps. You don't need to get anything fancy, so you should be able to find these clamps for about $5 a piece. If you bought a wooden press rather than making one yourself, there should be bolts for you to utilize rather than having to use clamps. Resist undoing the press and checking on your flowers until at least 3 weeks have passed. If you do, it could disturb the flowers and make it hard to get them back into the same position so that they dry perfectly. To be safe, wait 30 days before opening the clamps and removing the flowers. If you have more flowers you want to press in the meantime, use a second press or one of the other pressing methods so you don't disturb the ones that are in process. This is one of the more time-intensive methods because it doesn't use much weight or heat to press the flowers. If you want to speed up the pressing time, add a few bricks or books on top of the wood.
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Buy or cut two 9 by 12in (23 by 30cm) pieces of wood. Secure each corner of the press together with a c-clamp. Let the flowers dry for about 30 days.