Write an article based on this "Check the vodka before drinking it again. Clean out your alcohol cabinet periodically. Keep beyond the reach of children. Monitor how much alcohol you have."
article: Chances are your bottle of unopened vodka is fine to drink after storing it for an extended period of time. If you've already opened the bottle and it's been a long time since you drank it, check the vodka before mixing up a drink. Throw out the vodka if: You notice a strange smell It has an unusual or noticeably bad taste It looks different (cloudy or simply looks different than when you bought it) Pure vodka will last for years if stored properly. But if you have vodka that's flavored with natural ingredients, you should be checking it periodically to make sure it's not going bad. It's a good idea to clean through your entire liquor cabinet every 6 months or so. This will encourage you to use up alcohol that has a limited shelf life or throw out alcohol that's no longer good. Liquors with dairy or natural flavorings often have an expiration date listed on the bottle. Some of these may even benefit from being stored in the refrigerator instead of in the cabinet. If you have young children in your house, you should take extra care to make sure your vodka is out of their reach. Although your children might not go looking for your alcohol, young children are curious and may find it. To prevent accidents, keep alcohol in a high up place and lock the storage container or liquor cabinet. Even if you trust your older children, locking the liquor cabinet is a good idea. If your teen is being pressured by a friend to take your alcohol, a locked cabinet gives your child a good excuse for not giving in to the pressure. If you have teenagers in your house, you should be monitoring how much alcohol you have on hand. While you should be able to trust your children, studies suggest that monitoring alcohol in the household sends a message to your children that underage drinking is not acceptable. To monitor alcohol in your house, try: Marking the sides of liquor bottles to track the levels Writing down how many bottles of each alcohol you have Making note of when you open a bottle of spirits or liquor

Write an article based on this "Pack and apply sunscreen to prevent sunburn or sun poisoning. Bring sunglasses to protect your eyes. Wear a hat for some shade. Pack long-sleeve, lightweight clothing to prevent sun exposure."
article: In the desert, you will be exposed to constant sunlight during the day. Make sure you protect yourself from harmful rays. Get sunblock with at least 75 SPF. Because of how bright the sun will be, you want to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Don't bring an expensive pair, in case they are damaged or lost. In the desert, shade is scarce, so bring your own! Bring a wide hat for extra protection. You want your clothes to be breathable and light in color to keep you cool while hiking. Long layers can also prevent bugs or pesky plants.

Write an article based on this "Define the angle-angle (AA) theorem. Identify the measure of at least two angles in one of the triangles. Measure at least two of the angles on the second triangle. Use the angle-angle theorem for similarity."
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Two triangles can be proved similar by the angle-angle theorem which states: if two triangles have two congruent angles, then those triangles are similar. This theorem is also called the angle-angle-angle (AAA) theorem because if two angles of the triangle are congruent, the third angle must also be congruent. This is because the angles of a triangle must sum to 180. Using a protractor, measure the degree of at least two angles on the first triangle. Label the angles on the triangle to keep track of them. Choose any two angles on the triangle to measure. Example: Triangle ABC has two angles that measure 30 and 70. Again, use a protractor to measure two of the angles on the second triangle. If both angles are identical on both triangles, then the triangles are similar to each other. Remember, if two angles of a triangle are equal, then all three are equal. Example: The second triangle, DEF, also has two angles that measure 30 and 70. Once you have identified the congruent angles, you can use this theorem to prove that the triangles are similar. State that the measures of the angles between the two triangles are identical and cite the angle-angle theorem as proof of their similarity. It is possible for a triangle with three identical angles to also be congruent, but they would also have to have identical side lengths. Example: Because both triangles have two identical angles, they are similar. Note: If the two triangles did not have identical angles, they would not be similar. For example: Triangle ABC has angles that measure 30 and 70 and triangle DEF has angles that measure 35 and 70. Because 30 does not equal 35, the triangles are not similar.