Write an article based on this "Consider the weather during the time of the year you will be visiting. Pack clothing that is practical based on your plans. Leave the workout clothes at home. Know that black is always in style. Keep everything simple. But don't be afraid to accessorize! Keep your belongings safe."
article: Though Paris doesn't experience extreme temperatures by any stretch of the imagination, you'll be glad you're dressed for the occasion -- especially if you're spending hours upon hours outside. Average temperatures are 5 degrees Celsius (41 degrees Fahrenheit) during the winter, and 20 degrees Celsius (68 degrees Fahrenheit) during summer. Clothing that can be easily layered is ideal for any time of the year, since nights are often cool during warm months, and sunny days can heat up even during winter. Spring is the driest season. Showers during all other seasons are frequent but short, and they often occur without warning. Significant winter snowfalls are rare, but not unheard of. Many Parisians carry umbrellas at all times, and many visitors during winter months pack boots in case of snow. You'll need a comfortable pair of shoes (not your tennis shoes! Think dressier) at the very least. If your idea of Paris is tea rooms and shopping down the Champs-Elysees, you'll need to pack a little differently than if you'll be jogging up le Tour Eiffel. What's on your itinerary? Business attire is appropriate if you are traveling for work. Dark-colored suits are common for men and women, and women also wear conservative, neutral-toned dresses. Sightseers should dress comfortably, since touring Paris involves a great deal of walking. It is important to keep in mind that the French tend to dress more formally than others for everyday activities. Khakis, button-down shirts, sundresses, designer jeans, skirts and sweaters are common on the streets of Paris during the day. Forgo tennis shoes for comfortable loafers or sandals. Dresses and jackets are appropriate for evening dining. Or at least in your hotel! If you put a woman in sweats and a woman in a miniskirt, Paris just might be the only city where it's the woman in sweats that's getting stared at. If you're hitting the streets (especially at night -- during the day is a bit more lax), leave the leisure wear to the Americans. Paris is about fabric and fit. There are no sweatpants that are about fabric and fit. Same for shoes -- those tennis shoes of yours don't really match anything. They definitely won't blend in at the bistros and discotheques you plan on hitting up! Seriously. It's slimming and it's classy and it hides stains? Wonderful. It can be donned any time of year, too. Just jazz it up with some jewelry or a scarf (definitely a scarf!) if you're looking for a pop of color. Neutrals are always a safe bet. Black, tan, navy, brown, white, beige, grey -- it's all good. Not to mention packing mostly neutrals means you can combine everything in your bag for maximum outfit potential. Everything matches! Parisians know that loud and eye-popping is basically the opposite of classy and sophisticated. Whatever you're wearing, keep it simple. No logos on your bag (and a tote, messenger bag, or handbag is okay), no rock band tees, just a plain button-down with some dark slacks. Timeless, really. Some might describe Paris as "unisex" and that wouldn't be far off from the truth. While women and men obviously differ in their styles, there are a lot of commonalities. They both can often be found in sweaters, jackets, and plain tees with slacks, dark denims and boots or sandals. The staples are all the same basic, understated pieces. Even though black and simple are two key points to dressing well in Paris, it doesn't mean you should be in your funeral best. With those black slacks and that cream top, throw on a scarf, jacket, a necklace and some bracelets. Chunky and dainty combined! Scarves are all the rage -- Parisians know the small addition can take a dull outfit and bring it all together. If you don't have any that you like for what you're packing, it's not hard to find them lining the streets! Crime in Paris is a thing, especially in certain areas. Have something to keep your money, ID, phone, camera, or other valuables in that can't be easily taken from you. Don't store your items in your back pocket or in an open purse. It's basically asking for it.

Write an article based on this "Place the bowl in a safe location outside while it's snowing. Make an ice bath in a 1 gallon (4L) bowl and set it aside."
article: Put it on a picnic table or the smooth top of a dog house where it won't be easily knocked over. Falling snow is generally much cleaner than snow on the ground, so collecting it in a bowl is the best way to get clean snow for your snowcream. Refrain from putting the bowl on the ground to keep small animals from getting into it. Fill the bowl full with ice cubes and water. You'll place the 0.5 gallons (2L) bowl of snow inside this ice bath, so be sure to not fill the bowl more than full. If you put too much ice and water in this bowl, putting the bowl of snow inside it may cause the water to overflow and pour out of the sides.

Write an article based on this "Use a blender. Choose your flavor of whey protein. Mix in fruits or other ingredients. Add ice cubes. Add flavor-enhancing ingredients."
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Combining the ingredients in a blender is the most convenient way to make a shake. Follow the instructions on the whey protein container to measure out the proper amount of whey protein powder and blend with the recommended portion of liquid and any other ingredients until smooth. If you do not have a blender, you can use an electric mixer, blender bottle, or use a whisk or fork to mix the ingredients in a glass or bowl. You can buy whey protein in a variety of flavors, which will affect the taste of your smoothie. Flavors include vanilla, strawberry, blueberry, banana, chocolate, and more. Whey protein shakes can be made with fruits and other ingredients to change the flavor and nutritional content. Many recipes can be found in books and online for various preparations of whey protein shakes. To make it easier to blend or mix fruits into whey protein shakes, add liquids first. Depending on your preference, add between one to two cups of one or more of the following: Fruit juice Banana Peaches Pears Mango Watery fruits, including oranges, pineapple and watermelon Milk, soy milk, almond milk, coconut milk or other low-fat milks Blended ice cubes will thicken and cool your whey protein shake, giving it the consistency of a smoothie or shake. Alternatively, you can freeze bananas, raspberries and other fruits (or buy them frozen) and add them to the drink. You can even make ice cubes out of milk and use these instead. Whey protein shakes may benefit from the addition of ingredients that improve the flavor. Add these ingredients to your liking and you will improve your shake's flavor. Some ingredients to consider adding include: Honey Vanilla, nutmeg, cinnamon Yogurt Dried fruit, including raisins, apricots and dates Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry or other milkshake powders