INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Quail eggs require a lot of attention if they're going to develop properly. The parents will need to keep the eggs very warm at all times. Unfortunately, it's common for quail to abandon their nest for periods of time, so their eggs don't thrive. It's best to use an incubator to hatch your eggs, as you'll get more healthy chicks. Eggs that are cracked and misshapen may spoil the entire lot of eggs. It's best to remove these eggs and throw them away. However, you don't want to disturb the eggs that you hope to hatch. Wear gloves to keep your scent off the eggs, and carefully pluck the damaged eggs from the nest. Only remove eggs that appear very damaged, which may spoil the healthy eggs. You don't want to accidentally make the quail abandon their eggs. Quail may abandon eggs if you handle them, which means the eggs will not incubate properly. Observe the eggs to monitor their progress, but don't pick them up, turn them, or move the quail off of them. An interruption in the incubation process may result in the eggs going bad and not hatching. If they do hatch, it's possible the chick may not thrive, as it won't develop properly. The mother hen and father must keep the eggs warm for the entire incubation period in order for the eggs to hatch properly. They will likely take turns sitting on the eggs and may sometimes sit on them together. As long as at least one parent is on the eggs, they should continue incubating. Paired couples are more likely to work together. If a single male is mating with multiple females, he's less likely to help them incubate the eggs. Most breeds of quail hatch in 23-24 days, but Japanese quail usually hatch in 17-18 days.

SUMMARY: Expect fewer of your chicks to survive with natural incubation. Wear gloves to remove eggs that are visibly damaged. Avoid touching the eggs you want to keep, as the parents may reject them. Make sure the parents sit on the eggs for 17-24 days.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is known as "crop dusting." If you've farted in public and you just really couldn't help it leave. Even if you have to stay in the room you're in, you could move around the room. People aren't as likely to realize you were the one who farted if most of the smell is where you're not. If you feel a fart coming on, release it while you're in the process of walking so the smell diffuses over a greater space. It would be even better to walk outside if you know you are about to fart. If you can leave the room entirely after you fart inside it, that's good too. Do whatever you can to camouflage or reduce the smell if you've already farted in public. Spritz yourself with perfume if you have some in your purse (or cologne if you're a man). Some restaurant and hotel restrooms offer perfume for their customers. Spray deodorant works too. Pull out scented hand moisturizer, and casually apply it to your hands. You will look less like the culprit if you're busy doing something nonchalantly, and it will smell good too. Even hairspray can help camouflage the smell if you don't have any perfume or cologne that you can use. One of the best ways to camouflage a public fart, is to fart somewhere that already smells bad. For example, let's say you're in the grocery store when you have to fart. Head for the seafood or fish aisle! Another good location to fart is in the area around trash cans. People might mistake the smell as coming from the trash can, not you. Bathrooms are the obvious place to fart if you're in public and can control where it comes out. People don't generally expect bathrooms to smell good. It's harder to just walk away to fart if you're with a significant other on a date. You may want to hide the fact you have to fart altogether. Walk behind the person before you let it out. This is essentially the "crop dusting" technique, but it will disburse the smell behind and away from your partner. Let it out before you open the car door for the person. That means the smell will be disbursed outside rather than inside the enclosed vehicle. Excuse yourself and go to the bathroom. They will probably think you really have to go to the bathroom, not that you are leaving to fart. You might be able to weaken and silence your fart if you make the right moves with your butt when you feel it coming on. Sitting down will also help. Tighten your glute muscles as tightly as you can. If you do this maneuver long enough you should find the fart weakening. Fart into a pillow or something else soft to muffle the sound of the fart. Pulling your butt cheeks slightly apart can also diffuse the strength of the fart. It would be hard to do this without someone seeing, but you might be able to pull it off quickly behind a wall or in the bathroom. Letting a little bit of the fart out at a time will also make the fart smaller and less obvious. Do this every 30 seconds until the fart is out. Take care that you don't "shart." This means small involuntary defecation that occurs while farting. You can prevent it by evacuating your bowels fully each time you go to the bathroom.
Summary: Get on the move. Drown out the smell. Walk somewhere that smells bad. Fart while in couple. Clench your glutes.

Loop the ribbon over and sew the other ribbon end to the other end of the elastic so that the elastic completes the ribbon loop. The elastic section should allow the ribbon to lay smoothly over your sleeve, yet hold it in place. Adjust as necessary.
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One-sentence summary -- Measure ribbon to fit around your arm. Cut it to length. Fold the ends under and stitch them under. Sew a short length of elastic onto one end of the ribbon. Slid up over your arm.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Apply tile mastic or quick-set mortar to the area around the outlet, being careful not to get any into the electrical box. Push the cut tiles firmly into place. Use appropriately sized tile spacers to keep consistent space between the tiles as they set. You have to finish grouting the space between the tiles before you can tighten down the electrical outlet in the box. You may have to hold the outlet in place as you tighten to stop it from twisting and misaligning with the faceplate. Once the tiles are installed and grouted, replace the outlet cover. The outlet cover should hide all the cut edges of your tiles.

SUMMARY:
Install the tiles around the outlet. Apply grout between the joints. Tighten down the electrical outlet. Replace the electrical outlet cover.