INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start off with this location. From here try to pick up a blood trail recall what general direction the deer was heading in when it ran away. With your compass, GPS, and a buddy, head out in this direction, taking note where you're going. Try to wait 30 minutes before beginning to track the deer. This will give the deer a chance to lie down and possibly bleed out. If you follow the deer right away, adrenaline will kick in and the deer could travel much farther than he might otherwise. Look at the brush and foliage off to the side of the trail for any signs of where your deer might have gone. Here are some tricks to help you keep the blood trail in sight: Use hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle. Fill a spray bottle with hydrogen peroxide and mist an area lightly. Any blood will start to foam up, just like it does when you apply hydrogen peroxide to a cut. Use fluorescent light. A handy fluorescent light will retail for $20 and make the job of spotting blood, especially at dusk or dawn, a lot easier. You may even want to call friend to help drag your deer out of the woods with you. . Handling meat in the field is a craft, not something that can easily be learned from written directions. The majority of hunters learn from their mentor(s) and it is the preferred method for many reasons. Try to find an experienced hunting partner. Not only is is relatively unsafe to hunt alone, a hunting partner makes for a long, healthy friendship and they can help with tasks such as this. Respect the animal whose life has ended for your nutritional sustenance. Use all of its meat and only take as many tags as you need. You may also want to learn to butcher the deer yourself.

SUMMARY: Try to pinpoint where exactly the deer was when you shot him. Follow the blood trail until it takes you to the deer. When you do spot the deer, make sure it is dead. Learn how to field dress a deer properly Enjoy your spoils.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There will likely be plenty of distractions in the main lobby of your hotel, which means it'll be easy for you to lose track of your luggage. This will make it an easy target for thieves, who may take advantage of your distraction. It's a good idea to keep all luggage within arm's reach at all times, especially when you are checking in. Be wary about passing your luggage off to a porter or bellhop. At large hotels, some thieves may attempt to imitate staff. Ground level windows are common points of entry for burglars. By requesting a room on the second floor or higher, you'll severely limit the potential of someone breaking into your room from the outside. Ideally, you may want to ask for a room on floors three through five. These will deter break-ins, but can still be reached by emergency personnel, like firemen. Your hotel should not announce your name and room number aloud. Doing so may alert eavesdropping thieves as to where to find your room. If the hotel desk worker says this information out loud, ask for another room. You may feel self-conscious while doing this, but the simple fact is your room number should be private for your own personal security. Especially when traveling with family or in a group, you might be tempted to lay your credit card on the front desk so you can direct your attention elsewhere. This makes your card a prime target for a quick cell phone picture of your credit card information. Hold your credit card in your hand or keep it in your wallet or purse until the desk worker is ready to process your hotel fee. Inspect your card after it's returned to you. In some cases, you may be given back the wrong card or a fake. You never know when an emergency will occur. Having your hotel's business card will enable you to provide an address for where you're staying or a number to contact your hotel if the need arises. This is also a useful technique to prevent getting lost in unfamiliar cities. Keep one business card somewhere visible in your room, like by the phone or on the nightstand, and the other in your wallet or purse.

SUMMARY: Supervise your luggage and overnight bags at all times. Request a non-ground level room. Prevent your room number from being overheard. Avoid credit card fraud. Take two of the hotel's business cards.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Smokey eye makeup, which is characterized by smudging dark makeup around the outside of your eye, is often paired with a bold matte red lipstick. An orange lip can be a solid substitute for a red lip if you want to add a glam touch to a classic look. This look is also playful without looking too juvenile. While you may be thinking that you should stay away from color completely because your lips are orange, you don't have to. Simply use colors that go well with the orange shade and its intensity. For example, try pairing a muted orange lipstick with a pale purple eyeshadow.

SUMMARY: Pair your orange lipstick with a smokey eye to give off a playful vibe. Choose eye makeup colors that complement your orange lips.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Diabetes can affect the extremities and cause pain, requiring you to choose exercises that work best with your abilities, until you feel better. Most doctors suggest that diabetic patients should start with no-impact or low-impact exercise. Your doctor may recommend that you see a physical therapist before you start exercising on your own. If you are new to exercise or you have recently injured a part of your body, then a physical therapist can lead you down the proper exercise path to help you recover. Go to sessions for 1 to 2 months before starting your individual workout program. You should have your name, your condition, a number to call and other instructions on the bracelet so people working out around you will be able to help you if anything goes wrong. Studies have shown that it is easier for people to adopt good behavior if they only have to focus on changing 1 thing in their life at a time. Follow your doctor's or nutritionist's recommendations for a month before starting to make workouts part of your day. Exercise moderately, immediately after three meals each day. This curbed risky blood sugar spikes all day. This works for people who do shorter/intermittent exercise on a daily basis. The study found those three short walks each day after meals were as effective reducing blood sugar within 24 hours as was a single 45-minute walk at the same moderate pace. The innovative exercise science study was conducted at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS). Approximately 100 to 200 calories of healthy carbohydrates will work to keep your blood sugar steady, and you will benefit from the extra energy. However, do not eat right before your workout. Wear it around for a whole, average day to see how many steps you take. Set goals to do 1,000 more steps per day each week, resulting in the overall goal of at least 10,000 steps per day. Doctors recommend an average of 10,000 steps a day as a good parameter for judging if you have an active lifestyle. Stanford University scientists found that people that wear pedometers increase their overall activity by approximately 30 percent. Many people who commute, drive to stores or work in an office do not meet that goal. Think of diabetic exercise as an element of overall goal of an active lifestyle. Many towns and hospitals host these groups. Studies have found that diabetics, especially those over 60, change their behavior if they have a "contract" to exercise with a friend.

SUMMARY:
Consult your doctor for exercise recommendations. Buy a medical identification bracelet to wear at all times, and especially when exercising. Figure out your diabetes-safe diet before you start an exercise regime. Eat a doctor-approved snack about 1 and a half hours before you work out. Use a pedometer. Ask a friend to start exercising with you, or find 1 at a diabetic support groups.