Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash cast iron with hot water and a nonmetal scrub brush. Boil water in it after brushing if you're concerned about germs. Dry the dutch oven thoroughly. Oil the surface lightly after each cleaning.

Answer: If you use soap on cast iron, you'll have to go through the time-consuming seasoning process. Instead, use the hottest tap water that you can handle to rinse the pot immediately after cooking. If necessary, use a nonmetal brush or pad to scrub away bits of food residue. Since you can't use dish soap, some people worry about sanitizing cast iron. You'll ultimately oil and heat the dutch oven after rinsing it, so germs shouldn't be a problem. However, if you're germ-conscious and want to take an extra step, fill the pot with water, briskly boil the water for at least a minute, then pour out the water. Never let cast iron cookware drip dry or stay wet for extended periods of time. Immediately after rinsing it (or after boiling water in it), completely dry your dutch oven with paper towels or a dedicated cast iron cloth. Cast iron cookware has a seasoned coating that will blacken the cloth you use to dry it. Use paper towels or a dedicated cast iron cloth instead of your best kitchen towels. Place the dutch oven on the stovetop, set the burner to medium-low, and heat the pot until all traces of water have evaporated. Add a half teaspoon of vegetable or flaxseed oil. Use paper towels to coat the inside of the pot with the oil, then continue to wipe the surface with oiled towels until it's black and smooth. Flaxseed oil is the best choice for seasoning cast iron cookware. However, since you're just giving the coating a quick touch up instead of doing a full re-seasoning, it's fine to go with vegetable oil.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for nasal discharge. Pay attention to congested noises when breathing. Look for a dirty face and paws. Inspect the rabbit's eyes. Be on the look out for unusual head tilting. Look for a change in posture. Pay attention to a change in appetite. Make sure your rabbit's cage is clean.

Answer: The most common respiratory problem is 'snuffles,' a disease that causes upper respiratory tract infections with a nasal discharge. The classic pasteurella infection discharge is a thick, creamy white discharge from the nostrils. However the discharge can be anything from watery to white to yellow. Pasteurella is so commonly a cause of ill health because many rabbits have it in their respiratory tract as a normal inhabitant. It only makes the rabbit sick when it's immune system is suppressed, such as when the rabbit is stressed, exposed to poor husbandry, or is treated with drugs which weaken the immune system, such as steroids. This is due to mucous in the nasal passageways. It is often accompanied by a discharge, sneezing, and sometimes coughing. When the rabbit tries to clean the nose, so they can breath more freely, it smear the discharge over their fur. This leads to a dirty face and paws. A sick rabbit may also neglect its general grooming regime. Be suspicious that your rabbit is sick if your rabbit's coat is looking dull and unkempt. The infection can also impact the rabbit's eyes. This means that the rabbit may have a discharge from the eyes. The classic pasteurella discharge is a thick and white. In some cases, the bacteria travels from the throat up into the ear and causes an ear infection. This affects the rabbit's balance and they develop a head tilt. If the rabbit is having a lot of breathing difficulty, it may adopt a posture with an exaggerated straight neck and head. This allows the rabbit to straighten the respiratory passages in an effort to get more air in. Sick rabbits don't eat and this is a serious problem in itself. If your rabbit doesn't eat, take it to see a vet as soon as possible. A rabbit's digestive system can shut down completely and this can put its life at risk very quickly. Husbandry can play a part, because a rabbit in a hutch that is not cleaned out regularly is exposed to high levels of ammonia, which when breathed in weakens the immunity of the respiratory tract and leaves it open to infection. Likewise, inhaling cigarette smoke is damaging to the delicate lining of the lungs, leading to airway irritation and inflammation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your computer's search bar. Type "Date and Time" into the search bar. Click the "Date and Time" option. Click "Change the Date and Time". Adjust your date and time settings. Click "OK". Open your computer's search bar again. Type "Store" into the search bar. Click the "Store" icon when it appears. Click the downward-facing arrow to the left of the search bar. Review your downloads.

Answer: For Windows 10, simply click the Start menu search bar. For Windows 8, hold down Win and tap W. This should be at the top of the search menu. For Windows 8, click "Change the Date and Time" below the search field. You can find this option in the "Date and Time" menu. You must be an administrator to change these settings. These should reflect the current date and time as they pertain to your time zone. You can also click "Change time zone..." to alter your time zone settings. Your date and time should now be up to date! If the date/time settings were the problem, your downloads should now be active!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure your dog's environment is familiar. Get your dog spayed or neutered. Give your dog plenty of interaction. Give your dog plenty of exercise. Reward your dog coming back to you.

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Many dogs run away because they think they need to get home. If you've moved recently, your dog may not understand that your new home is his new home. Whenever your dog will be spending time in a new place, give him time to explore and become familiar with the smells and sounds. A common reason dogs run off is to find a mate. This is especially true of unneutered male dogs. Having your pet spayed or neutered will help prevent this urge. Spaying and neutering also helps prevent unwanted puppies from becoming strays and crowding shelters. Dogs are social animals. They need stimulation and interaction or they'll become bored. Make sure your dog has plenty of social time with you, other dogs, or other people. If you work long hours, consider hiring a dog walker or pet sitter to engage your dog during the day. Not all dogs will get along with others. Always introduce dogs while they're on a leash to prevent dangerous fighting. Sometimes, dogs run off simply because they want to run. Make sure your dog gets plenty of walks and time outside. This way, he won't need to run away just to get exercise. Different breeds need different amounts of exercise. For example, a pug may only be able to walk briskly for 20 or 30 minutes before needing a break. A husky is bred to run great distances. Find out what's healthy for your particular breed. Exercise can include going for walks, chasing a ball or a frisbee, or running around a dog park with other dogs. Make sure your dog knows that coming back is good behavior. When he comes back, praise him and give him a treat. This reward will teach him that coming back can feel as good as running away. Never scold a dog when he returns to you, even if it took him a long time. This teaches the dog that he'll be punished for coming back. Don't only call him back when the fun is over. For example, if you're at the park, call him back for a moment before letting him continue to play. If you always call him right before going home, he'll learn that coming back means that playtime is over.