INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The protein level should be around 16 percent protein. Birds that will be used for meat can have up to 20 percent protein in their grower feed. Treats should be very small, since they will replace part of the nutritious grower feed that day. Chickens can eat just about anything such as toast, cereal, biscuits, corn, noodles and even meat! Grit helps the chickens digest vegetable and fruit treats. Purchased feed is already mixed for adequate digestion without grit and free-range chickens don't need grit as they find plenty of things in the ground that helps them digest their food. The calcium content can hurt the kidneys and reduce the chicken's life span. Cover any leftover food to protect it from pests at night. If you don't cover the food there is a chance that you will attract bugs, mice, rats and other creatures seeking for food.

SUMMARY: Change the starter feed to "grower feed" purchased from a feed supply store at 8 to 10 weeks. Begin giving your chickens small kitchen scraps when they are 10 weeks old or bigger. Place a bowl of grit nearby. Don't feed chickens any layer feed before 18 weeks. Keep in mind that chickens only eat during the day.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In a small number of cases, your healthcare provider may recommend surgery to treat ABS while you are pregnant. Typically, this is recommended if the bands are cutting off circulation to your baby's limbs or to the umbilical cord.In most cases, however, ABS is treated after the baby is born. After the baby is born, plastic surgeons can correct restriction marks, fused fingers and toes, cleft lip, and clubbed feet. Some babies will only require minor surgery, while others may require several surgeries.If your baby's condition is urgent, the surgeon will operate in the first few days after birth. Otherwise, the doctor may recommend waiting until the baby is 6 months old.
Summary: Undergo in-utero surgery, if recommended. Seek reconstructive surgery after the baby is born, if necessary.

If you like painting your nails you can do so, and you can even go a little crazy with it. While most of the bohemian style involves keeping everything simple and natural, you can spice things up a bit by painting a metallic gold or bronze on your nails. You can also stick with the natural look and choose a neutral shade. Don't feel like you have to add polish to your nails. If you don't want to, you don't have to. If your outfit is pretty subtle, you can add a few bold pieces of jewellery, but stick to natural tones and avoid jewelry that is plastic. Instead, look for pieces that you like that are made from leather (avoid this if you are a vegan), shells, beads, and woven threads. Turquoise and wood are also great materials to use in jewelry. If you are having trouble finding bohemian jewelry, head to your local flea market or thrift store! Because the bohemian style places emphasis on being good to the environment, try to choose jewelry that is handmade by artisans. Don't just go to the cheap jewelry store down the street and pick up a bunch of jewelry. Instead, go to a weekend market where artists are selling their work and look for jewelry there. If you don't have weekly markets in your area look to see if there is an organic shopping center in your area. These shops typically sell food and household items, but they also sometimes offer a small selection of accessories. If you feel like your outfit is still missing a little something, try adding a hat, scarf, or belt. You can use a pretty scarf in many different ways. You can wear it around your neck, drape it over your shoulders, or even tie it around your waist as a belt. If you have a thick, funky belt that you love, then wear it over a long flowy shirt to create a bit of shape. If you are having a bad hair day choose a floppy hat or a beanie to cover up your hair. Since one of the main ideas of bohemian style is layering, adding a few extra accessories can really complete the look.
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One-sentence summary -- Paint your nails. Add a few pieces of jewelry. Choose handmade artisan crafts. Use belts, scarves, and hats to complete your look.

Q: In most places, air kisses are not given to strangers. Instead, consider distant relatives, friends of your parents, or people to whom you've been introduced by a mutual friend as good candidates for air kisses. Family members and close friends might be offended at an air kiss' subtle implication that you don't know them well enough for a hug or a real kiss. Before moving in for the air kiss, exclaim your acquaintance's name and smile as you approach them. If you've forgotten their name, simply exclaim, "How great to see you!", or "There you are!" . As you approach, reach out with your hand, whether to touch or grasp your acquaintance's upper arm, elbow, or hand(s). If they recoil or tighten up in any way, consider defaulting to a loose hug or shoulder pat instead. If they seem relaxed and return your contact, an air kiss is probably in order. And if they embrace you affectionately or touch your face, prepare to kiss and be kissed, traditional-style. Aim to bring your lips near their right cheek (unless it's customary in your culture to start with the left). However, make sure that your acquaintance is also going for your right cheek to avoid an awkward halt as you both realize your faces are about to crash together. As you're going in for the kiss, it's not uncommon to brush cheeks gently. Purse your lips together and kiss the air just to the side of their face. Depending what's customary for the cultural context of the event, it may be appropriate to switch sides and repeat, going in for an air kiss on the opposite cheek. A sound effect, like a discreet kissing sound is generally seen as a friendly and feminine gesture to further embellish the greeting.
A: Air kiss people you know, but don't know well. Greet your acquaintance by name. Read the body language Lean in for an air kiss. Kiss the air next to the cheek.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you do anything to your tank, you must unplug the heater and turn off the filter and pump. Don't worry, the cleaning process is quick, so your fish will be fine. Do not remove your fish, decorations, or plants from the tank. There are two tools aquarium hobbyists will use for cleaning their gravel. Aquarium siphons usually have a thick, plastic tube or "siphon" with a thin, flexible, tube attached to one end. Some of these may have a priming ball attached to one end. Plastic, flexible tubes can also be used to clean gravel. These are ideal for smaller tanks. The bucket must be beneath the water level. It will catch the old water. Slowly lower the entire siphon into the tank so that all of the air gets out of the tube. Cover the end of the tube with your thumb and take it out of the tank; keep the other, open, end submerged. Place the covered end in a bucket. If you release your thumb, the water will begin to flow; if you cover the end again with your thumb, the water will stop. Some aquarium vacuums come with a rubber ball attached to the end of the siphon. Stick the end of the siphon into the aquarium and lower the end of the tube into a bucket. Plug the end of the tube with your finger, and squeeze on the priming ball. Slowly let go of the ball, but keep the end of the tube plugged. Water will begin to fill the siphon, sort of like an eyedropper or turkey baster. When you unplug the end of the tube, water will start to flow into the bucket. These types of gravel vacuums are different from all others. They do not require a bucket. Instead, they need to be hooked up to a water faucet. Simply plug the end of the Python vacuum to your water faucet and place the entire vacuum into the aquarium. When you turn the faucet on, the vacuum will begin to siphon.

SUMMARY:
Unplug the heater, filter, and pump. Get out your aquarium vacuum. Place a bucket below the aquarium. Start the vacuum by submerging it. Start the vacuum with a priming ball. Know how to start up a Python, and other similar types of vacuums, if you are using one.