Write an article based on this "Determine if you will be naming the animal a real name, or a made-up name. Decide on a personal nickname to call it (a personal nickname consists of the animal's given name, and last name). Take a look at your stuffed animal. Try going to a name generator site."
article: This is an important first step in naming the animal. If you want to pick a real name for the animal, look at a site such as a baby name site. This will make your stuffed animal feel important. Perhaps if it's a rabbit, try a name something like Fluffy. If it's an even-cream color, make a name that includes two of its characteristics, like Fluffy Cream, Striped Tiger, or Monkey Brown. Name generators include name generator.biz, and behindthename.com. They offer some features to select random names for you, and some names might be good for your stuffed animal.

Write an article based on this "Get rest. Breathe humid air. Drink fluids. Eat nutritious meals. Use a menthol rub. Go to the doctor."
article: Since wet coughs generally point to infection or inflammation, it is important that you get rest. This helps you get better and reduces the risk of spreading germs. Take a sick day from work or school to rest your body as well as keep yourself from spreading your infection. Use a vaporizer or humidifier to make the air in your home more humid. If you don't have these things, take a hot shower or boil water on the stove. If you take a hot shower, close the bathroom door to trap the steam inside. This can help you breathe better because it helps loosen congestion.. Drinking a lot of fluids helps your cough by reducing the congestion. Try to drink water all day long. In addition to water, try hot beverages such as tea or warm water. You can also drink juice, clear chicken or vegetable broth, or brothy chicken soup. When you are feeling sick, eat small meals full of food that are easily digestible. Foods to avoid are those high in fiber and fat. Also make sure you eat often. This gives your body a continuous energy supply, which helps your immune system fight infection. Eat quality proteins, like fish and poultry, as well as eggs and complex carbohydrates. Ointments that contain camphor and menthol provide relief for coughs. They act as expectorants, which leads to a decreased cough. Try Vick's VapoRub, Mentholatum, or a similar topical ointment. Rub a small amount onto your chest and around your nose. The smell and exposure to the menthol will help loosen your cough. If these treatments don't give you any relief within five to seven days, make an appointment to see a physician. You may be dealing with a more complicated situation. If your phlegm is a greenish-yellow, you are wheezing, or you hear a whistling sound, you may want to see a doctor. If you experience these symptoms along with a fever, you need immediate treatment. These treatments can be used along with pain relievers, antibiotics, and other treatments. If you are already seeing a physician, continue with those treatments along with steam treatments.

Write an article based on this "Trim the moss every week with a clean pair of scissors. Use a water siphon to change the water and vacuum the moss weekly. Replace the moss if algae start to grow on it. Cut off pieces from the moss if you want to propagate it."
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Reach into your aquarium and slowly cut if your moss is getting too long. Shape the moss however you want it. For example, if you have made a tree, you may want to make the moss round and neat. You can let moss grow freely, but it may restrict water flow or make it hard for fish to move around your aquarium. Disinfect the scissors with warm water before putting them in your tank. Any added chemicals could harm the health of your plants and fish. Move the siphon up and down in the water to create suction and start the water flow. Hold the siphon near your moss to suck any food or plant particles. Control the suction with your thumb at the end of the hose. Have a bucket ready to drain 20 percent of the water from the tank. Algae forms in water with poor circulation and under bright lights. Though your moss will help prevent algae, it may get into your aquarium. Once algae have grown on your moss, it's very hard to get rid of and should be removed. If you are set on keeping the moss, gently use a soft toothbrush to scrub the moss. Be careful not to detach it from its base. Take any sized cutting from the moss with a pair of scissors and place it somewhere else in the tank. The cutting will form a new plant and continue to grow wherever it's attached.