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A: Understand that a Training Arena is optional, but highly recommended if you want to gain skills such as the athletic skill or the Fishing skill. Build a very fancy or high-tech building with good quality beds, toilets, etc.

Article: During pregnancy, obtaining the proper nutrients in your diet is key, not just for your own health but for the health of the growing baby inside of you. While indulging your food cravings in moderation from time to time is okay, don't let it come at the expense of an overall healthy diet. Healthy recommendations for pregnancy are (serving breakdown) a diet comprised of 20% protein, 30% fat, and 50% carbohydrates. To break it down based on the food pyramid, an example of a healthy diet during pregnancy would look as follows: 6-11 servings of grains, 3-5 servings of vegetables, 2-4 servings of fruit, 3-4 servings of dairy, and 2-3 servings of meats, beans, or nuts. Note that whole grains (and non-refined sources of carbohydrates) are a better choice, especially when it comes to keeping your blood sugars in a healthy range. This way, if you are having a craving, before you reach for a slice of cake or a piece of candy, you can see if you can satisfy your hunger with one of your pre-made healthier snacks. Many people find it hard to meet their nutritional needs through food only, so it's normal to need a vitamin. It's a good idea to choose a prenatal multivitamin, which is formulated to meet the needs of a pregnant mother. Ask your doctor for a vitamin recommendation. You may also want to ask if you should take extra iron or calcium, if you find yourself craving them. However, don't add any supplements without your doctor's approval. Although most cravings during pregnancy are okay in moderation, some women actually get cravings for non-food items such as dirt, clay, or laundry starch, among others. This condition (of cravings for non-food items) is called "pica." While incompletely understood, it is hypothesized that pica may be due to low iron or other nutrient deficiencies (shortages of vitamins or minerals) in the body. If you experience cravings for non-food items on any consistent basis, it is best to see your doctor for further advice.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't let food cravings get in the way of a well-balanced diet. Have healthy snacks available at all times. Take a multivitamin to ensure that you meet your nutritional needs. Know which cravings are okay and which are dangerous.

Problem: Article: For faster results, increase the number of sets/times per week you do this exercise.
Summary: In order to start seeing/feeling results, aim to do 3 sets 5 days a week for 6 weeks.

Q: This will create a back up that will be used to restore once the reset process is complete. Your iPod will begin the restore process. After the reset process is finished, you'll be able to start the iPod setup process. This will display your available iTunes backups. Tap the backup that you want to restore from. Restoring a backup may take 10 minutes or so to complete. When you restore from iTunes, your content will automatically resync so that you don't have to worry about transferring everything again. The time this takes will vary depending on how much you're transferring.
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Connect your iPod Touch to your computer. Start iTunes. Click the button for your iPod. Click the "Restore iPod" button. Click "Check " if prompted. Click "Back Up" if you intend to restore after resetting. Click "Restore" to confirm. Set up your iPod. Tap "Restore from iTunes" if you created a backup. Wait while your content syncs.