Article: Keep your stove and oven clean, especially watching for grease accumulation. Check stove vent hoods, clean the filter regularly, and make sure that if it is equipped with an exterior vent, insects or birds do not build nests or otherwise impede the air flow through it. Check the power cords for your appliances. Look for missing grounding prongs on the plugs and damaged insulation, and replace or repair them if defects are found. Keep the lint trap and outside vent clean in your clothes dryer. Some dryers have internal ductwork which may become clogged and require servicing, so if the dryer is operating poorly, have it checked. Lint or other material collecting near the heat coils in clothes dryers is extremely dangerous. Stay nearby while using the dryer. Have a smoke alarm and fire extinguisher nearby. If you must leave the area for a minute, turn off the dryer. After all, you are not going to be away long, and you can immediately turn the dryer on when you return. Keep flammable materials (curtains, the couch) a safe distance (usually 3 feet) from portable heaters. Set heaters where they are not in the traffic flow of the room. As a rule, extension cords are not recommended with space heaters. Small, low wattage heaters may be an exception, but check the manufacturer's recommendations prior to using an extension cord with one. Be safe, just don't use extension cords. Use space heaters only on solid, firm surfaces. They should never be placed on tables, chairs or other places where they may tip over. Replace old space heaters with ones that will automatically turn off if tipped over. Do not drape fabric over lamps to dim them. Either buy a lower wattage bulb, or turn the lamp off. An overheated cord is like an out-of-control electric heater. Inspect the fire box (hearth) for cracks, damaged sheet metal (for inserts) and other hazards. Use glass fire doors or a wire mesh spark screen to prevent embers from popping out of the fireplace. Burn dry, seasoned wood to prevent creosote buildup in the chimney. Note that some woods, like cedar, pop excessively when burned, and should not be used in an open fireplace. Remove ash and unscorched wood only when there are no embers or sparks in the fire box. Place ash in a metal (not a plastic bucket) and place outside away from any buildings. Have your chimney inspected and cleaned at least once a year. Keep gasoline, paint thinners, and other highly flammable liquids or materials in UL approved containers and out of the house. Do not store any flammable liquid in a garage or utility room with that has a pilot light equipped appliance in use in it. Be safe, keep these items outdoors, or in a separate outbuilding. Often, foot traffic, moving furniture, and other hazards damage these cords, causing a potential for a fire. Holiday decorations are often lit for weeks with these cords, and if you are using them, use a high quality cord with a sufficient rating for the intended purpose.
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Check your appliances. Be very careful with space heaters. Avoid using extension cords for air conditioners. Maintain your fireplace correctly. Keep flammable liquids away from ignition sources. Be very careful in any situation where you use an extension cord for extended periods of time.

Problem: Article: You can observe while swimming in a river or pool, at a friend's house, or when something really fishy is going on - just don't get into anyone's personal business. For example, you can write about your Aunt Edna: Aunt Edna was always acting private. She wouldn't let her daughter into her workroom, her dog in the house- she won't even let her own husband in her room! That's when Harry McCoy found out: his sweet, mysterious, secretive Aunt Edna was a CIA agent. . How do you think your favorite author gets her/his ideas? Become a detective looking for clues, a shopper searching for ham, or an old lady trying to find her glasses. Use your imagination and let your creativity flow. If you are writing a fantasy book, you can think of a character like a dragon named Mongo, or a creature's species is a Grumaton- a creature with five tails, six fangs, eleven arms, and twenty-one legs! Be creative, that's the whole point! If you love to swim, you could go for a swim, and while you are swimming, you could think about how to incorporate your love of swimming into a story. Maybe the main character of the book loves to swim, or the story could take place at a swimming pool . . . Try it out, and be creative! You never know what you can come up with! What if...? How would this happen? Does that make sense? Where would that happen? Write down lots of answers and choose your favorite!
Summary: Write a book with just about anything. Brainstorm Write about something that you love. If you start to have an idea of what you would like to write, ask yourself questions!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dig two blocks in front of you, and one block below them. Jump down and repeat. If there isn't any, dig out a bigger room and place torches on the walls to prevent hostile mobs from spawning. 5 blocks wide, 5 blocks long, and 3 blocks tall is usually a good start for a mine. ) on the walls, ceiling, or floor. You should have skipped 2 blocks of wall, and are now facing the third in. If you see it, dig back and collect it. Find a style that works for you.

SUMMARY: If you prefer to mine, dig down in a staircase pattern to bedrock. Once you reach bedrock, look around you for any redstone ores. Pick the middle block of each blank wall, and dig a 2 block high tunnel back until you can't see. Place a torch at the furthest end of this tunnel. Walk back through your new tunnel to see if you have exposed any ore (redstone or otherwise! From your large room, walk 3 blocks into your smaller tunnel and choose a wall Press up against this wall, and mine all the way back in a 1 x 1 tunnel at head height. Check the walls, ceiling, and floor of this tunnel for ore. Turn around to the opposite wall, and repeat. Keep making these smaller tunnels, skipping 2 blocks each time, until you come to your torch. Place a torch on the floor, knock the torch of the wall, and dig back until you can't see. Repeat steps 7-13 until you find redstone ore. Keep in mind, this is only one way to mine.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Finally, another natural option for removing permanent marker is simply to soak in a bathtub and allow the water to fade the ink. If you like, you can add some baking soda or a couple of drops of tea tree oil to the water to help the process along, but regular bubble bath will work fine. Try to keep the marked skin submerged beneath the hot water for as long as possible, and use a sponge or loofah to scrub the area clean.
Summary: Soak in a tub.

Before your can run any queries on a specific database, you must select which database. In PHP to do this we use the "mysql_select_db" function, which requires 1 argument. The first argument in the code is required, it is the name of the database to connect to. The second argument I used is not required but good practice; it defines which server connection to use to select the database.
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