In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dealing with a dangerous disease outbreak is scary and stressful, and having to quarantine yourself can make those feelings worse. It's normal to feel fearful, sad, frustrated, lonely, uncertain, or even angry about what's happening. If you experience any of these feelings, try to acknowledge them without judging yourself. It's also okay if you don't feel any of these things. Everyone reacts to stressful situations differently. If you're feeling fearful or uncertain about what's happening, your doctor may be able to put your mind at ease. Don't hesitate to call your doctor's office or reach out to someone in your local public health department if you have questions. They may be able to direct you to other helpful resources online or in your community. Having to miss work because of self-quarantine, self-isolation, or enforced social distancing can put you under financial stress. If you're worried, reach out to your employer about your situation. Give them a clear explanation of why you need to miss work and provide a doctor's note if necessary. Some employers may be willing to offer paid sick leave to employees who are in quarantine or isolation due to illness. If you live in the U.S., reach out to your human resources department about whether you qualify for Family Medical Leave, which guarantees up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for employees who are ill or need to care for a sick family member. You can also reach out to your utility providers and explain your situation. They may be able to offer payment arrangements that can reduce your financial burden until you can return to work. Being in quarantine or isolation can be extremely lonely. Being alone while you're ill or fearful of becoming ill can also increase your feelings of anxiety or frustration. Reach out to friends and loved ones by phone, email, social media, or video chat so that you don't feel so alone. In addition to providing a sympathetic ear and helping you relieve loneliness and boredom, friends and loved ones can offer practical help. Don't be afraid to ask a friend or family member to drop off meals or supplies at your home, watch your pets while you're in quarantine, or help you with chores that you're unable to attend to. To fight boredom, anxiety, and frustration, look for simple, enjoyable activities that you can do while you're stuck at home. Depending on how well you're feeling, this might include things like: Watching movies or TV shows Reading Listening to relaxing music Playing games Meditating or doing light stretches or yoga Working on hobbies or creative projects Doing light housework
Summary: Remind yourself that difficult emotions are normal during self-quarantine. Reach out to your doctor if you have questions or concerns. Talk to your employer if you're worried about loss of income. Stay in touch with your friends and family. Practice stress-relieving activities to help you relax.

There are a variety of disinfectants that are sold for use on pet wounds. The most common are povidone-iodine and chlorhexidine. Consult with your veterinarian if you want to have one of these products on hand if your cat gets scratched up. Remember, not all disinfectants are safe for cats. Those contained phenol are toxic to felines. Read the label to see if the product is a phenolic disinfectant, and avoid using if it is. Another sign the product contains phenol is if it goes cloudy when water is added. If in doubt, avoid and use an alternative. To use povidone-Iodine dilute it by mixing 1 ml of povidone-iodine with 100 ml of water. Use this solution to wash away contamination from the surface of the wound. To use chlorhexidine mix 2.5ml of chlorhexidine with 100 ml of water to make the correct strength to clean a wound. Chlorhexidine is the active constituent in many surgical scrubs, such as Hibiscrub. It is a pink soapy solution that needs to be diluted in water. Chlorhexidine has good antibacterial properties and also has a slight residual action, which means it keeps on working at killing bacteria for a while after it has dried. Another popular wound cleansing agent is hydrogen peroxide. However, this has the potential to be very damaging to tissue if used undiluted. The 'myth' is that the fizzing as the peroxide contacts the wounds is simply killing the bacteria, but unfortunately it is also damaging the tissue bed, which needs to be healthy for future healing. The correct dilution is to take a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide and mix one part peroxide with three parts water (for example 25 ml of peroxide with 75ml of water) to make a disinfectant solution that is suitable for cleaning wounds. The disinfectant to use is a matter of personal preference and what you have available. Always follow the instructions on how to dilute the product, because using it too concentrated can be damaging to tissue. Be aware that many household disinfectants and some disinfectant sprays contain benzalkonium chloride and are not designed for use on living tissue. If in doubt as to the suitability of a product for use on a cat, then consider just using a saline or salt water solution instead, as this is always safe.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a pet-safe commercial disinfectant. Dilute some hydrogen peroxide. Use the safest option that you have available.

Problem: Article: Place the bank behind you so no one can reach it. This will make them give you the money first. Every so often, instead of putting the money in the bank, slip it underneath you. Then, secretly take it out, and put it in your stash of money. Alternatively, you could take money from another Monopoly game and slowly add it to the pile throughout the game when no one is looking. However, be sure to mark these to distinguish it between the other notes. If you know that you will be playing Monopoly in a few hours, get to the game box, and slip out a bill from each denomination. Then, put the game back, and keep the money to use for the game. During the game, you can add the bills to your money pile, and no one will ever know. Make sure that you keep your money pile messy when you add to it, so that it is not obvious that you have an extra $500 bill. That is the bill that people may notice more easily. Any chance you have to steal a few bills from the bank, or from another player, take it. Act like you are busy on your phone, or distracted with something other than the game right after you do it to deter any suspicion. Instead of keeping your money organized, and neatly piled by denomination, keep it all together, and out of order. It is common for players to want to keep their money nice and orderly, but if you leave it messy, it will be easier to steal some money occasionally.
Summary:
Be the banker to stay close to the money. Steal money before the game begins. Take a few dollars when the other players leave the table. Keep your money pile messy.