Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the heavy cream and sugar into a large bowl. Whip the cream and sugar until stiff peaks form. Add the sour cream to the bowl and whisk. Stir in the marshmallows, fruits, coconut, and pecans. Cover the ambrosia salad and refrigerate for 2 hours. Serve the ambrosia salad cold.

Answer: You can use the bowl of your stand mixer, if you have one. If you don't have a stand mixer, use a regular mixing bowl. Choose a mixing bowl that's relatively deep so you can combine the ingredients with ease. If you're using a stand mixer, use the whisk attachment. A handheld mixer or manual whisk will also work fine. Whip thoroughly for 1-2 minutes until stiff peaks form. To check for stiff peaks, lift the whisk out of the bowl. This will cause the cream to form a peak. If the peak holds its shape, it's stiff. If it falls in on itself after a couple of seconds, whip for 1 more minute. Spoon the sour cream into the bowl with your cream mixture. Whisk the ingredients together gently until thoroughly combined. Place the remaining ingredients into the bowl with the cream mixture. Use a large spoon to combine the ingredients thoroughly. Don't use your mixer or whisk for this part! Transfer the ambrosia salad to a large glass serving bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and place it in your fridge. Chill the salad for at least 2 hours before serving. Store any leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge. Be sure to consume your ambrosia salad within 3 to 5 days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Spend a long, long time looking at things with a sense of wonder. Giggle often, but keep it to yourself. Touch a lot of things, rubbing them to enjoy the variety of textures. Get deep and philosophical about our shared experience and place in the universe. Consider throwing a fake "bad trip," complete with a mental breakdown, if you're a true actor.

Answer: Tripping causes many users to see patterns, new colors, and even objects and people appear out of everyday life, making the entire world a fascinating playground. The idea of seeing the world as if for the first time, astonished by the shifting things around you, is key to playing the psychedelic user. Keep your eyes wide open, taking in as many sights as possible. Curiosity is your guiding principle. There is rarely something funny happening, but a tripper will find the humor. Usually, this sort of laughter just kind of bubbles up in trippers as the result of a cool sight, strange new texture, or completely random, untraceable thought. Psychedelics tend to be sensory overload, and touch is one of the most commonly enjoyed. Note, however, that trippers are rarely zoned into one sense at once. The thing you're stroking is likely changing color or visualizes as well, molding under your hand. Again, the sense of wonder is key to selling the performance. You don't have to explain what you see -- just be entranced by it. People who trip are rarely selfish -- they're too out-there to be self-absorbed. Instead, they often "see" connections between everyone, and every living thing, that sober people don't. When they talk, trippers are often speaking on a "higher plane" that doesn't usually make sense for the people who aren't on the same ride: A long rant about the beauty and connection between you and the earth would not be out of place. Stopping halfway through a thought, as if taken by an incredible and inexplicable new truth, can help if you're running out of philosophical thoughts to improvise. Want to really go for broke on your fake trip? Make it a bad one! You'll need to be convincingly freaked out, and you'll need a point of fixation -- either an object that has "transformed" into a demon or an imaginary space that you claim is "filled with horrible energy." Bad trips are characterized by: Wide-eyed fear Fixation on a real or imagined worry, stress, or terror Sweating, nervously moving. Nausea Desire to be anywhere but here Inability to move (paralyzed by fear)

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stay calm. Isolate the squirrel if possible and separate your pets. Determine if a mother has nested her babies in your house. Allow young squirrels to mature before evicting.

Answer: A squirrel, much like most wild animals, is just as scared of you as you may be of it. As much as you want the squirrel out of your home, the squirrel's primary goal is also to get out of your house and back to a familiar environment. Animals have a similar anxiety response to humans and respond aggressively to perceived threats to safety. By staying calm, you will prevent the trapped squirrel from having a severe aggressive response. The squirrel is likely to be erratic since it is unsure what to do in the foreign environment of your home. Additionally, a squirrel, on very rare occasions, can be rabid, so don't get bitten by one. You'll want to keep your pets as far away from the squirrel as possible so no fleas, ticks, or diseases are transmitted between them. Move all of your pets outside, into a holding pen/crate/cage, or put them into a separate room immediately. Pets can catch diseases the squirrels carry. Pets can catch illnesses from parasites squirrels have, like fleas and ticks. Disease can be transmitted through a squirrel bite, or potentially a significant scratch. Pets can become serious ill from consuming or biting a diseased squirrel. An example of this is squirrel pox, which grey squirrels are immune to but carry. Even if you evict a mother squirrel from your home, if her babies are still trapped or nested inside, she will expend every effort to get back to her young. Beyond this, a mother squirrel that fears for her young will be more likely to attack. To check for young squirrels you should: Search 20 feet (6 m) around where you've found the squirrel. Avoid invading the space around a potential nest. The mother may attack if she thinks you are a threat to her young. Make some noises and then be silent. You should hear noises from the young squirrels in response. The main squirrel breeding times are February through May and August through October. During these times of the year, it's highly likely babies will be present. Relocating a squirrel family can be taxing on the health of its members, and young might not survive for long outside of the safety of the nest. If you are certain there are baby squirrels in your home, you'll want to call a professional, or you could wait a few weeks before ejecting the squirrels from your house. Baby squirrels only take a few weeks to grow large enough to survive without a mother. Waiting may be the most humane way of getting rid of squirrel young.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Examine the physical characteristics of a potential pet guinea pig. Make sure the guinea pig isn't sick. Remember to check the guinea pigs sex, especially if you already have another pig. Assess the personality of your potential pet. Ask the person you are getting the guinea pig from about the history of the pet.

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You want to be sure it is physically healthy and doesn't have any hereditary problems. Watch the guinea pig move. It should run and walk without difficulty. Look at the shape of the guinea pig. Make sure it is neither too skinny or too fat. Also, look at the pig's legs and feet to make sure its foot pads aren't swollen or bleeding and that the legs are straight along the bone. Lastly, look at the skin. There should not be any bald spots. Look in its eyes, ears, and nose. If there is discharge in the ears or nose or film on the eyes the guinea pig might have some kind of infection. Another sign that the guinea pig might be sick is if it doesn't eat. It should eat frequently, so even if you meet a guinea pig for a short period you should see it eat. To do this, you will need to inspect the genitals. Also check that they are over six weeks old and aren't pregnant. Just because a guinea pig is healthy doesn't mean it has the personality to be your perfect pet. Play with the guinea pig for a bit and gauge its personality. Ask him or her if the pig has ever been sick and if its parents were healthy. Chances are good that they will tell you the truth and its always better to ask than not to.