Problem: Article: Keep a tally of the number glasses or bottles of water you drink each day. This will help you to determine how much water you're drinking and figure out if you might need to increase your intake. This goal is up to you since there's no right amount of water that you need to drink each day. Consider how much of your daily fluid intake is water and identify how much of it you'd like to be water. For example, if you drink 48floz (1,400mL) of water each day and you'd like to increase your intake to 70floz (2,100mL), then make this your goal. Increasing your water intake too quickly may mean you'll have to pee more often than usual, which can be inconvenient and uncomfortable. Only drink an additional 8floz (240mL) per week as you work towards your goal. For example, if your goal is to drink 70floz (2,100mL) per week and you're currently drinking 48floz (1,400mL) per week, start by upping your intake to 56floz (1,700mL) per week, then 64floz (1,900mL) per week the week after that, and then 70floz (2,100mL) per week on the third week.
Summary: Track the amount of water you drink each day. Set a goal for how much water you want to drink each day. Increase your water intake slowly to avoid unpleasant side effects.

Problem: Article: You'll need to have this ready to start laying bricks. Follow the instructions on the mix package, and keep the prepared mortar near your work area so it's easy to reach. Use bonding cement (prepared to package instructions) rather than mortar if you are making a grill from concrete blocks. Put a line of mortar down just inside the outline on the footer, then lay down some bricks at all the the corners. Don't forget to put 0.5 inches (13mm) of mortar between each brick. Build the corners up four courses high. To build up each course, smear a layer of mortar (about the thickness of your finger) on top of the bricks on the ground. Lay new bricks on top of the mortar so that they overlap the old ones and create an interlocking pattern. Repeat. If you are using concrete blocks, you only need to build up two or three courses at this point. Work from corner to corner. Make sure to put some mortar down on the top of each course of bricks before laying the next one down. Continue to leave 0.5 inches (13mm) of mortar between each brick as well. You'll now have a rectangle that is four full courses high. Wait for the mortar to dry before moving on to the next steps. You can use any ordinary gravel mix that's available. The type of gravel is not as important as making sure that the footer on the interior of the brick square you have created is covered by a thin layer of it. Prepare more concrete mix. Lay a 4 inches (100mm) slab on top of the gravel you poured inside the brick rectangle. This creates a barrier of insulation between the fire and ground.
Summary: Prepare your mortar mix. Start laying bricks at the corners. Fill in the rows. Spread a layer of gravel inside the bricks. Pour a layer of concrete on top of the gravel.

Problem: Article: The Discord app icon resembles a mouthless face on a purple speech bubble, which you'll find in the Start menu (Windows) or the Applications folder (Mac). This will open your Discord account if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Discord, enter your email address and password and click Log In. If you want to use the web version of Discord instead, go to https://discordapp.com/ and then click the purple Open Discord button. On the panel on the left side of the Discord window, click the initials or profile image of the server in which you want to create a poll. Click one of the text channels next to a hashtag (#) on the left side of the Discord window to open it. This should be a channel in which you want to create a poll. If you want to create a channel specifically for the poll, click + next to the "TEXT CHANNELS" heading, enter a name for the channel (e.g., "Poll"), and click Create Channel. Click Settings icon to the right of the channel name. It's the icon that resembles a gear. Then use the following steps to set the permissions: Click Permissions Select @everyone under the "ROLE/MEMBERS" heading on the right side of the page. Click the green to the right of the "Read Messages" heading and any other options you want to allow members to do. Scroll down and click the red X next to every other option. Click Save Changes. Click the X in the upper-right side of the window. Type the question into the channel's text box, then press "Enter." This will add the question to the server. For example, you might ask "Which animal is better: an owl, or a raccoon?" here. Hover over the question with your mouse until the smiley face icon appears next to the poll question. Click the emoji you want to use as a reaction (e.g., a thumbs-up emoji for "yes"). Then add any other emojis for other reactions. You should have at least two reaction emojis below the question. This will usually include saying something like "Click [emoji 1] to vote yes, click [emoji 2] to vote no" or similar. You can add the rules after the question in the original post or in a new post. For example, in a poll asking whether or not pizza is a vegetable, you might say "Click the thumbs-up emoji to vote 'yes' or click the thumbs-down emoji to vote 'no'" here. People in the channel can click an emoji to add a vote to it, which will be reflected in the number to the right of the emoji. Since members are not able to post on their own, this will cut down on trolling or alternative emojis being posted. After a certain amount of time (or after everyone has voted), the emoji with the highest number beside it is the winning answer.
Summary:
Open Discord. Select a server. Select a channel. Set up user permissions for the channel. Create your poll question. Add reaction emojis to the question. Explain to the channel the rules for the poll. Allow members to react. Tally up the votes.