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The 20 minutes can be at any point during the day, but try not to split the 20 minutes up into smaller increments. Dedicating 20 minutes each day to reading (and sticking to it) will help turn reading into a habit. Set a timer for 20 minutesor 30 or 40 minutes, if desiredso that you know how long you've been reading. If you find yourself wanting to keep reading after the 20 minutes are up, keep going! Many times, you'll start reading before going to bed and will only get through a couple of pages before becoming too tired. By reading right after you wake up, you'll be much more alert and will be more interested in the book. Try reading both before bed and in the morning to take advantage of down time. There are lots of times you could be reading in your spare time, like when you're at the doctor's office, at a park, or waiting for a lunch date to show up. By keeping a book in your purse, car, briefcase, or backpack, you'll be able to read during any free moments you have. Reading during things like television commercial breaks will help you make use of even more reading time. If you take a bus, train, or other type of public transportation to work, bring a book with you to read during the commute. If someone else drives you to school, work, or other activities, use this time to get in some extra pages. While you can't read a book if you're driving, you can listen to the book on tape. Listening to an audiobook requires the same mental process as reading a book, so it's fine to do this. There are book apps that you can download on your phone, tablet, or computer, making it easy to read even if you don't have a physical book with you. Peruse the books available on these apps to find one that you're interested in. There are many books you can download on apps that are completely free, while others will cost money. If you download the app on all of your devices and read it on different ones, most apps will sync together, making it easy to pick up your reading spot no matter which device you're using.

summary: Set aside at least 20 minutes of dedicated reading time each day. Read after you wake up as opposed to right before bed. Keep a book with you at all times. Take advantage of travel time. Use technology to fit in extra reading time.

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Use a mounted vice or clamps to hold the wire. That way, you'll be able to use both hands to cut the insulation and pull it away from the metal conductor. Put on a pair of heavy gloves before you start to cut. Pierce the insulation near the end secured in the clamp with the point of a utility knife or razor blade. Slice down the length of the wire's insulation, and cut away from your body to avoid injury. Since you're just selling the wire for scrap, you don't need to be as careful about nicking the metal conductor under the insulation. Use a flat-edged blade instead of a serrated knife. The teeth of a serrated blade would just make a mess instead of slicing cleanly through the insulation. Slice the wire lengthwise with one hand, and use the other to work the insulation away from the metal. Cut and pull the insulation off the end of the wire secured in the clamp. Grab that end of the insulation, and pull it off along as you slice the rest of the way down the wire's length. If you have lots of wire, stripping it by hand can be tedious. At around $50 (US), tabletop manual machines are your most affordable option. If you are serious about scrapping wire and plan on stripping thousands of yards or meters per week, consider investing an automatic stripper. Automatic machines can strip at least 200 feet (about 60 meters) per minute, but they cost several hundred dollars. Buying one will only be worth it if you regularly scrap wire in bulk.

summary: Place one end of the wire in a vice. Slice into the insulation with a sharp blade. Pull the insulation away from the metal conductor. Purchase a wire stripping machine for big jobs.

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Ferret food can be purchased at your local pet store. Look for a food that lists a lean meat, such as chicken, as the first ingredient. Avoid food that contains a high amount of fat, grains, vegetables, or fruits. Feeding your ferret the right food can result in less smelly stools. Foods that contain sugar or corn products should also be avoided. They often cause digestive upset and offer no nutritional benefits. Some people feed their ferrets fish since it is a lean meat. But, it can lead to odorous stools. If your ferret has changed its activity level or seems lethargic, then make a vet appointment. The same thing goes if your ferret is no longer eating or looks unhealthy. Even if your ferret is healthy you should still make yearly vet appointments. For example, anal gland blockages or adrenal disease can increase your ferret's odor. Both conditions are treatable with prescription medication. Many vets now consider de-scenting surgery to be a cosmetic procedure. The surgery itself can also be painful and present potential complications. Your vet will usually only suggest surgery if your ferret's glands are infected or another problem arises.
summary: Feed your ferret a high-protein diet. Talk to your vet if you are concerned about a potential health problem. Consider a scent gland surgery only in the most extreme situations.