Problem: Article: In the winter months, water bowls and water bowls can potentially freeze. This will leave your rabbit without water, which he needs even in the winter. Check water bottles and bowls a few times a day. If they freeze, replace them promptly. Insulating water bottles can reduce their risk of freezing. You can wrap a water bottle in an old towel. You can also buy water bottles designed for winter use, which come wrapped in materials that keep them warm. Make sure to have lots of spare bottles handy. Plastic bottles especially may crack in the winter months. You do not want your rabbit to go without water in the event his bottle breaks. If your rabbits sometimes play outdoors, they may get wet in the snow. You want to make sure to dry your rabbits off before putting them back in their hut. Dry your rabbits with a towel. If they're still wet, let them warm up indoors. Allow them to dry indoors naturally. Do not put them by a heater to dry. If you have more than one rabbit, try to keep them in pairs over the winter. This will both provide socialization and help keep your rabbit warm. Rabbits can snuggle with one another in the winter months for heat. If you haven't introduced rabbits, take some time with the introduction process before winter. It may take awhile for rabbits to get comfortable with one another. Make the first introduction in neutral space, like a room in your home. Rabbits are territorial and throwing them in a cage together right away can be a disaster. Introduce the rabbits in 20 minute increments. In the event of fighting, separate them and then try again in an hour or so. You can use a water bottle to break up fights. Keep your rabbits in eye contact with each other when they're not interacting. Once they seem comfortable with one another in a neutral space, you can try caging them together for short periods. Eventually, you should be able to move your rabbits into the same cage for the longterm. Some rabbits may simply not get along, even with your best efforts. If your rabbits continually fight, it's better not to cage them together. If rabbits get aggressive or territorial, they could injure one another. As it grows colder, make sure you regularly clean your rabbit's cage. Urine can cause bedding, straw, and hay to dampen and even freeze. This can cause health problems if not dealt with properly. Remove any clumps of urine from your rabbit's cage on a daily basis, paying special attention to his bedding area.
Summary: Make sure water bottles and bowls don't freeze. Dry rabbits if they play in the snow. Keep rabbits in pairs. Clean the cage regularly during colder months.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do you both like the same things? Perhaps you play the same sport or do the same activity during lunch hour or after school? Make the most of things you both connect on. Has your crush been having some troubles in a subject you're just ace at? Hop in and offer some advice, and some tutoring help. What a great way to get closer! Show him or her your generous side by offering things when in need, such as a forgotten pencil or lunch, or a listen to your newly downloaded hit song. Talk about stuff that he or she wants to talk about. Talk about stuff that you would like to talk about. Ask your crush some fun questions, such as "when is your birthday?", "What is your favorite color?". Little by little you'll get to know her or him. There is no need to be rude or to show bad manners.

SUMMARY: Spend some time around your crush. Help your crush. Loan things or share things with your crush. Make conversation. Be nice and be kind at all times.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Show the audience that the deck you're holding is just a normal pack of cards. Show them all the cards to help them believe. You can also shuffle the deck or allow audience members to shuffle the deck before you start the trick. " They should be bewildered that you successfully guessed their card.
Summary: Hold a deck of cards face-down in one hand. Ask the audience, "Is the bottom card the Ace of Diamonds?

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes overeating is due to emotional eating. Overeating can be an eating disorder, and it is crucial that you seek medical help if you think you have a condition that goes beyond little splurges now and then. Working with a mental health specialist that focuses in this area can help you overcome this disorder. Ask your primary care doctor or research online for a local therapist that specializes in eating disorders or emotional eating. They will be greatly equipped to help you deal with emotional eating or overeating issues. Talk to them about what you think is your biggest or toughest problem to deal with, when you notice it and how you've attempted to deal with it in the past. Remember, even if you're seeing a specialist, it may take some time and practice before you can eat normal sized portions on a regular basis. . Starting a journal can be a great tool to help you decrease any issues you have with emotional eating or overeating. Start journaling daily or just a few days a week. Write down your thoughts or just a few ideas either in an online journal or using a notebook and pen. You can write about what you eat, how much you eat or why you think you overate. Many times it takes a few days or weeks to find patterns in your eating patterns. It might also be a good idea to jot down a few notes on how you're feeling or how hungry you are right before eating. This act of sitting down with your journal may force you to focus and be present with your meal. List your trigger foods in your journal. By understanding what your triggers are, you can avoid those situations that might cause temptations and make it difficult for you to stay on track. For example, if going to the movies automatically prompts you to reach for a pack of candy and a large soft drink, skip the theatre and rent a movie instead. If a food craving hits or you're upset and craving food, try to distract yourself before your indulge in your favorite food. Many times food cravings or the desire to eat is very spontaneous and fleeting. If you just give yourself a few minutes the craving may go away or become much easier to handle. Aim to start with 10 minutes. Go outside for a quick walk, go read a book or do a household chore for a few minutes. Then revisit your cravings. Come up with a list of ideas of other activities you can do instead of eat. This will help you feel and be more prepared when an emotional food craving hits you. No matter what goal you have or what changes you're trying to make in your life, know that everyone slips up and makes mistake. Don't let a slip up (or two) make you feel depressed and upset with yourself. Making mistakes is normal and a part of a great learning process. If you've slipped up, don't give up. Use the next meal or snack time to get back on track. Don't let yourself get into the mindset that your whole day is ruined or you should give up just due to one mistake. Try journaling about your slip ups or talk to your therapist if you have one.
Summary:
See an emotional eating therapist. Journal Distract yourself. Plan for slip-ups.