Write an article based on this "Shift your car into reverse gear. Begin to back your car up. Turn your wheel sharply."
article: This method only works with cars that have a manual transmission as you will need to use the clutch. Start by turning your steering wheel to one direction. As you do this, shift your car into reverse. The gear shift should be located either next to your steering wheel or right leg. First press the clutch. As you do this, floor the accelerator. Once the accelerator is floored, let up from the clutch. Your car will begin to lurch backwards, as the front wheels begin to lose grip and start to slide. The front will start to rotate around the back wheels. Back off the throttle slightly. Hold the accelerator at a constant, medium-strength position. After your car begins to slide on the back wheels, jerk your steering wheel all the way to the opposite direction. The donuts that are produced will generate severe pressure against your body (lateral G force). Once you have completed the donuts, bring your steering wheel back to the center position and lower the accelerator down so you are at around 20 mph. You may have to jerk the wheel slightly back-and-forth to maintain control of the car. Press down on the clutch and brake as you shift your car back into park.

Write an article based on this "Descale your trout Separate the fish's gills from its jaw. Cut up the stomach from the anus to the gills. Pull out the gills to remove the innards. Rinse out any blood and residue from inside your fish. Scrape out the mud vein using your thumb."
article: with the back of your knife. Lay your trout on a cutting board and hold it down by its tail. Scrape the backside of your knife from the tail towards the fish's head. Continue doing this until you don't lift up any more scales. Clean off your knife and flip the fish over to descale the other side. You can also purchase a scaler from a kitchen goods store to descale fish. Hold the trout over your sink with your non-dominant hand. Put your thumb in the gills of the fish on one side. With your other hand, put the tip of your fillet knife through the small area of skin holding the jaws to the rest of the body. Keep your thumb away from the knife blade so you don't accidentally cut yourself. Find the hole on the bottom of the fish near the tail. Stick your knife in through it and cut up the middle of the stomach toward the gills. When you reach the gills, use the tip of your thumb to break through the last bit of skin. You can do this while holding the fish over your sink or make it easier by laying the fish down on your cutting board. Choose whichever way feels more comfortable to you. Pinch the area where the gills meet in the middle between your fingers. Pull the gills down towards the tail to remove all of the trout's entrails. Throw the entrails away once they're removed. Seal the entrails in a plastic bag before throwing them away so your garbage can doesn't have a fishy odor. Run the fish under a faucet to clean it. Make sure the water is tap cold so it doesn't cook or change the texture of your fish. Use your fingers inside the stomach cavity to wipe any sand or grit that's leftover. Wear thin gloves if you don't want to touch the inside of the fish directly. The mud vein is found near the spine and will look brown in color. Stick your thumb into the trout's chest cavity and use your nail to scrape it out. Work from the tail end towards the gills. Rinse your fish again to clean any residue from the vein. If you don't want to use your thumb, scrape the mud vein out with the edge of a spoon.

Write an article based on this "Help your child to feel that he is normal and that his food allergy does not make him different. Be mindful of how you speak about your child's allergy."
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No child wants to feel weird or different from his friends. Help him realize that his allergy is not a big deal by making sure he will not have to read labels or talk about his allergy in front of his friends. Make a food plan for your child before he goes out with his friends and discuss it with him so that he knows what he will be eating in advance and won't have to think about it while he is out. For younger children that are not your own, speak with the parents who will be in charge of your child while he is out. Inform them of his food allergy and be very specific about what he can and cannot eat. Also make sure your child is well aware of what to do in case of an attack when he is out by himself. Food allergies can cause some children a great deal of anxiety. This is why it is important to always remain calm when talking about their allergy and to use a matter-of-fact tone when conveying information about the allergy.