In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Gifted children are known to have passionate interests at an early age and are able to concentrate intensely on a single subject. While all children have unique interests, gifted children will be particularly knowledgeable about certain subjects. Gifted children may want to read informative books about a certain subject. If your child is interested in dolphins, for example, they may frequently check out nonfiction books from the school library about the subject. You may notice your child has a deep knowledge of different types of dolphins, the lifespan of dolphins, their behavior, and other facts about the animal. Your child will genuinely enjoy learning about the subject. While many children develop an interest in, say, a certain animal, a gifted child may get giddy over watching nature documentaries and studying about that animal for a school project. Gifted children will have a unique ability to problem solve. They tend to be fluent thinkers are able to look for alternative solutions and ideas. A gifted child may figure out a loophole in the rules of a board game, for example, or add new steps and rules to a common playground game to make it more interesting. A gifted child will also look to the hypothetical and the abstract. You may hear a gifted child posing "what if" questions when trying to figure out a solution to a problem. Due to the fluid nature of a gifted child's thinking, they may struggle in the classroom. Test questions with only one possible answer may frustrate a gifted child. Gifted children tend to see multiple solutions or answers. If a child is gifted, they may do better at essay tests than tests made up of fill in the blank, multiple choice, or true or false questions. Gifted children are imaginative by nature. Your child may love to play pretend, and to fantasize. They may have unique fantasy worlds. A gifted child may be highly adept at daydreaming, and their daydreams may be uniquely detailed. Many gifted children have a unique capacity for the arts. Gifted children may easily express themselves through art forms like painting and music, and also may have a higher than average appreciation for art. Gifted children may draw or write as a hobby. They may also imitate others, often for humor, or sing songs they've heard elsewhere. Gifted children may tell vivid stories, whether fact or fiction. They may enjoy extracurricular activities like drama, music, and art, as they have a natural need to express themselves artistically.
Summary: Look at your child's unique interests. Watch for fluid thinking. Look for imagination. Observe how your child reacts to art, drama, and music.

To promote muscle recovery, eat right after you've finished running. That goes for training sessions and the big race. Go for high-carb or high-protein items, such as fruit, yogurt, whole grain bread, brown rice, legumes, poultry, and fish. Never go more than 90 minutes after a run without eating. Your muscles refuel most efficiently soon after strenuous activity. Healthy, high-carb foods should comprise about 60 to 70% of your diet. For a 2500 calorie diet, that means you should consume 1500 to 1750 calories, or about 375 to 440 grams of carbs per day. Good sources of complex carbs include fruits, veggies, beans, brown rice, and whole grain bread and pasta. High-carb options could include a whole grain bagel with egg and cheese for breakfast, a whole grain pasta salad for lunch, pieces of fruit and nuts for snacks, and sides of brown rice and steamed veggies at dinner. Complex carbs supply your muscles with glycogen, which is a substance your body uses to store energy and deliver it to muscles. Go for lean protein sources, such as poultry, fish, and legumes. As a rule of thumb, runners require about 1.5 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight (about 0.7 grams per pound). For example, a runner who weighs 170 pounds (77kg) would need about 4 ounces (119 grams) of protein per day. A 6 ounce (170g) serving of chicken breast, a 5 ounce (140g) salmon fillet, 1 cup (172 g) of steamed soybeans, and 2 large eggs would meet that daily need. Overlooking protein requirements is a common mistake among runners. Protein is needed for muscle strength and durability. Many protein-rich foods also contain iron, and consuming too little iron leads to muscle fatigue. As a rule of thumb, try to drink about at least 8 cups (1,900mL) of fluids per day. The exact amount you need to drink depends on a variety of factors, and your urine is the best way to gauge your hydration level. You're hydrated if it's light in color, and you're dehydrated if it's darker. During a run, aim to drink about 1 cup (240mL) every 15 to 20 minutes. Never wait until you're thirsty to drink; if you're thirsty, you're already dehydrated. To hydrate your body on race day, drink 2 cups (470mL) of water or a sports drink 2 hours before the race's start time. An hour before the race, eat a 300-calorie, high-carb, low fat meal to boost your energy reserves. For example, have a whole grain bagel with peanut butter and a banana or pasta with chicken and zucchini. Be sure to avoid items that might upset your stomach. If, for instance, dairy products give you trouble, steer clear of yogurt, milk, or cheese on race day.
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One-sentence summary -- Refuel with a healthy snack or meal within 15 minutes after a run. Maintain a diet packed with complex carbohydrates during training. Eat at least 4 to 6 ounces (110 to 170g) of protein per day. Monitor your urine to make sure you're staying hydrated. Consume a healthy meal and 2 cups (470mL) of fluids before the race.

Q: Fill the jar with lukewarm water. Cover the top of the jar with muslin or cheesecloth. Secure it in place using a rubber band or tightly tied twine. Absolutely do not cover the jar with the solid lid. Leave the jar in a warm place, overnight. The lentils must soak for at least 8 hours. Your hot water cupboard or in the kitchen near to where to cooking is happening can make nice warm places to encourage germination. Pour off the water the next day. Leave the muslin cover in place while pouring (this keeps the lentils in there). Turn the jar upside down and drain well. The easiest way to do this is to sit it in a colander or similar kitchen tool.
A: Place the lentils into a large, clean jar. Cover the jar. Soak the lentils. Drain the lentils.

Problem: Article: This keyboard command shows the desktop. Make sure that the desktop is selected. If you have other programs open, this key combination will close whichever window is active. .
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Hit Win+D. Hit Alt+F4. Select Restart with the arrow keys. Hit Enter.