INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is a great way to make a quick savory snack and use up pie dough at the same time. You can experiment with fillings, but generally quiches are made from a mixture of egg and milk with vegetables, seafood, cheese, bacon or ham, and herbs mixed in. You can use whatever vegetables, spices, and cheese you have on hand mixed with egg and milk as a filling. An easy recipe for mini quiches is a quick zucchini and egg quiche. You will need the following ingredients and supplies: 3 eggs 1 cup buttermilk 1 teaspoon garlic salt 1 tablespoon dried oregano 1/2 cup shredded parmesan cheese 1 zucchini, grated 1 small onion, chopped Leftover pie dough A muffin tin You will make small quiche crusts with this. Divide the pie dough into small balls about 1 inch in diameter. On a floured surface, roll out each ball into a circle about 5 inches in diameter. Gently press each circle into a muffin cup, stretching or patching the dough until it reaches all the way to the top of each muffin cup. Using the tines of a fork, poke small holes into each quiche crust on the bottom and the sides. They will need to be partially baked before you add the filling. These will need to bake for about 15 minutes. The crusts might puff up in the first 5 minutes of baking. If this occurs, open the oven and poke any air pockets with a fork to decrease the puffiness of the dough. You can do this while the crusts are baking. In a small bowl, mix the eggs and buttermilk with a whisk. Add the salt, spices and cheese and whisk again. Then add the zucchini and onion, and whisk to evenly combine all the ingredients. You can use a ladle to spoon it into the crusts. Fill each crust about 3/4 of the way. Any leftover filling can be put into ramekins and baked into crustless quiches. Put the filled crusts in the muffin tin and any ramekins in the oven. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-35 minutes, checking every so often to see if the eggs are setting.

SUMMARY: Make mini quiches or tarts with leftover pie crust. Gather materials to make quick zucchini and egg mini quiches. Prepare the quiche crusts using the pie dough. Bake the crusts in a 350 degree oven. Make the filling. Put the filling into the muffin cups.

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When there's a problem with the anal glands, may dogs exhibit certain symptoms, which you should learn to recognize. Be sure to ask a veterinarian if you've never had this issue before: these symptoms may be a sign of other underlying issues, such as parasites, a sore bottom from diarrhea, or a food allergy, so it's a good idea to let a vet examine your dog. This way you can either rule out these issues, or get your dog the treatment it needs. The typical signs of anal gland issues include: Scooting Excessive licking of the anal area Occasional release of anal gland contents at inappropriate times (other than defecation) - you may notice a fishy odor on furnishings or coming from your dog's anus Red skin in the anal area Bleeding or pus drainage around the anus (this is a sign that you should call your vet as soon as possible - do not attempt anal expression) If you've never expressed your dog's anal glands, ask your veterinarian for a demonstration. She can do the first gland, and then you can try expressing the second one in her presence. Typically, three to four damp paper towels and a pair of latex gloves will be sufficient. If you want to wash the dog, also have ready whatever shampoo or other dog-friendly soaps you use, as well as plenty of towels. Latex gloves are preferable to household rubber gloves as they are thinner and more sensitive, allowing you to accurately palpate the glands. While you can do this process on your own (if your dog is cooperative), it may help to have someone there to hold the dog as you work. The pheromones secreted by the anal glands are very stinky. It's a good idea to wear old clothes that you can take off and wash easily. Often, the bathroom works well for this purpose, especially if you bathe your dog in the tub. You just want to make sure the dog can't struggle free and run off during the process. The dog should be on an easy-to-clean surface. Since the process can be somewhat messy, pairing an expression with a bath is usually a smart idea.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for certain signs of anal gland issues. Have a veterinarian demonstrate anal gland expression the first time. Gather your materials. Recruit a helper if you can. Put on old clothes. Secure the dog in a small room.

Q: Look for medium-sized rocks that appear to be more round than surrounding rocks. Geodes look a lot like normal rocks but can sometimes have an egg-like shape that distinguishes them. Sharp, pointy rocks rarely contain geodes. Look for rocks that have a unique, bumpy texture on the exterior. Geodes are rarely perfectly smooth. The texture of a geode's exterior may have a cauliflower-like appearance. Inspect the surface for any signs of minerals inside. Sometimes traces of the inside crystals are visible on the surface. Pick up the rock and assess its weight. If the rock feels lighter than that surrounding rocks, it may be a geode. Geodes have a hollow space inside, which is what allows the crystals to form. You can also shake the rock next to your ear to test whether it is hollow. You may hear small pieces of rock or crystal rattling around inside if it is hollow.
A: Look for round rocks. Check the surface for bumps. Test whether the rock has a hollow interior.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This can usually be found posted underneath the hood of your car or in your service manual for serpentine belts (S-belts). If you drive a much older car, you may have a multi-belt design (V-belt). Either way, if you cannot find a routing diagram you should take a picture or draw one before removing the belt(s). Be sure to make note of whether the grooved side or flat side of the belt makes contact with each pulley. It is important not to put the new belt on backwards. There are a few things to remember when releasing tension on a belt. For serpentine belts this is done by compressing the spring loaded tensioner. The tensioner is just another pulley that the belt runs over, but only serves to keep tension on the belt and does not power any accessories. Some tensioners can be compressed by turning them with simple hand tools such as a wrench, and others may require a special tool. Usually twisting the pulley clockwise will compress the spring. V-belts do not have an automatic tensioner. They can be removed by adjusting the position of one of their pulleys to release tension. To loosen a pulley, turn it with a wrench or specialized tool. By convention, counter-clockwise will loosen the pulley. Once tension is released, the belt should slide off of the other pulleys easily. One reason for a damaged belt is a malfunctioning pulley. You should check the tensioner and all pulleys that the belt contacts. If one wobbles or does not spin freely then you may need to replace it.

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Locate a routing diagram. Release the tension on the belt. Remove the belt. Check the pulleys.