INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.gmail.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Gmail inbox if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, you'll need to enter your email address and password before you can proceed. Click the email that you want to trace to open it. If the email contains multiple responses, click the tab that contains the email which you want to trace before proceeding. It's in the upper-right corner of the email's page. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this in the drop-down menu. This will open the email's raw text form, which includes the email header. It's a blue button in the upper-right side of the page. Doing so copies the entire email to your clipboard; at this point, you can proceed with determining the email's sender.

SUMMARY: Open Gmail. Select an email. Click . Click Show original. Click Copy to clipboard.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Read the instructions on the eyebrow dye to make sure that it isn't too difficult to apply. Pick a color as color to your natural shade as possible. Try to keep your eyebrows the same color as the hair on your head. Consider using the same dolor dye for all of your hair. Don't pick a color that is darker than your eyebrows. Go a little lighter than your natural color if you can't find a matching shade.

SUMMARY: Choose the right dye.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dogs respond with aggression for many different reasons. Your dog's aggressive behavior may be triggered by a certain type of person or situation. For example, some dogs become aggressive when new people visit, or when people walk past your dog's yard area. Try to identify your dog's triggers to help you as you attempt to retrain him. Pay special attention to his body language when he is exposed to one of his triggers. Many dogs are fearful or anxious prior to aggression. Common signs to watch for include a lowered head, low body posture, tail tucked between the legs, licking lips, looking away, dilated eyes, shivering or shaking. A dog that intends to attack will make a subtle change in the way he is standing. He will make direct eye contact and stare at his target. Then he will shift his weight so that it is over his front legs. He may also give a stiff tail wag with his tail held low. Watch for these signs because they indicate that a dog is about to lunge. If you are ever faced with a dog showing any of these signs, your best defense is to step aside or away from the dog and avoid staring back at him. Be quiet and calm as you do so. If you notice your dog behaving this way, get him under control with a leash or bring him inside immediately. You will not be able to solve your dog's aggression problem with a single training session. Retraining an aggressive dog takes time. Be patient and take precautions (such as a strong leash and a muzzle) to protect yourself and others as you retrain your dog. Never hit or punish your aggressive dog. Doing so will cause your dog to become over excited, or if his aggression is due to anxiety it will make him more fearful. As a result, his aggression may become worse. To increase your chances of success in retraining your dog, it is a good idea to consider a consultation with a registered pet behaviorist. Aggression has many contributing factors and a home consultation with an expert may give you the best chance of identifying all of these factors and working out the best strategy to control them. For example your dog may have a fear of strangers or other dogs, territorial aggression, or be prone to protecting a resource such as food. Ask your veterinarian for help finding a registered pet behaviorist in your area. While you are retraining your dog, try to avoid his triggers. This might mean changing your walk route to something that is quieter and less used by dog walkers or playing vigorous games in the yard to burn off energy rather than going to the park.

SUMMARY: Think about what triggers your dog's aggressive behavior. Get into the habit of reading your dog's body language. Learn how to recognize common signs of aggression. Understand that there is no quick fix for aggression. Consider having a consultation with a registered pet behaviorist. Change your routine to reduce exposure to triggers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Caramel sometimes keeps its shape until after you stir it. Open the slow cooker and give the caramel a stir with a rubber spatula. If you don't see any lumps, you're all set. If you do see lumps, let the caramel cook longer. Depending on how many lumps there are, you may have to cook the caramels for another 15 to 30 minutes. You can keep the caramel in the slow cooker for up to 2 hours on a WARM setting. This is great if you're dipping lots of caramel apples or serving it at a party. Be sure to let the caramel cool to room temperature first, however. If you put hot caramel into the fridge, the temperature inside the fridge may rise and cause the food to spoil. Use the caramel within 3 months. You can reheat it using whatever method you want.

SUMMARY:
Stir the caramel, then let it cook longer, if needed. Pour leftover caramel into a jar, then store it in the fridge.