In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look at the interior of the light socket for a label. This label tells you the maximum wattage bulb you can use in the light. It is important that you do not put a bulb in a light fixture that that has a higher wattage, as this could create a fire hazard or a malfunction in the light. All light fixtures have a wattage that they are rated for. This rating takes into account the amount of power the pieces of the light fixture can handle and the heat that will be produced when the light is on. When changing a bulb it is often easiest to simply buy the exact same bulb. For a specialized bulb, take the bulb that has burned out with you to the store so you can identify an appropriate replacement. Make sure both the shape of the bulb and the connecting part of the bulb match the old one. This will ensure that you pick the pick the right bulb. If you have a stash of light bulbs in your home, go through it to find a bulb that matches the one that has burned out. If your light fixture is compatible with a variety of bulb types, explore your options. There may be a bulb that will give you just as much light as your old bulb but will use less energy to produce it. For example, if your track lighting currently uses traditional incandescent bulbs, consider replacing them with LED bulbs. If you have been wanting more light output from your track lighting, using energy-efficient bulbs can help you with this goal as well. Since they draw less energy, you can use a brighter bulb and still keep it under the maximum wattage for the fixture.
Summary: Follow the wattage guidelines of the fixture. Purchase a light bulb that matches the one that burned out. Use an energy-efficient bulb, if possible.

Tomatoes should always be washed under the faucet prior to dicing. Make sure to remove any dirt and debris. Peel off any stickers as well. A small spoon or a teaspoon can be used to remove the core of your tomato. Simply insert the tip of the spoon into the tomato's stem. Dig out the stem using the spoon and then discard it. Hold the tomato with one hand and slice through it using a sharp knife. Start at the bottom of the tomato and cut it in two roughly even halves along the equator. Place each half of the tomato on a cutting board with the flat part facing downward. Make a series of vertical cuts length-wise to make a series of thin strips. Strips should be no more than about a centimeter in length and should be roughly even in size. As you cut, use your fingers to hold the tomato in place. Turn the strips sideways. Make vertical cuts across the strips, cutting the tomato into small, diced cubes. Strive to keep the space between cuts roughly even and use your fingers to hold the strips in place as you cut. When you're done, you will have a pile of diced tomatoes.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your tomatoes. Remove the core. Cut the tomato in half. Cut each half into slices. Cut across the strips to dice the tomato.

Q: For many people who struggle with social interactions, the thought of having an extended conversation with a total stranger may seem daunting. But you can start small and work your way up. Try starting out smiling at people you pass on the street. Work your way up to complimenting people you see every day, and saying "thank you" to cashiers or waitresses. These little steps will help boost your confidence and can help you scale up towards saying more and more things to people you don't know. If you're still not comfortable carrying on an actual conversation with strangers, practice making conversation with people you do know. Conversational ability and social skills get stronger with practice, and every time you practice your social skills you become a little bit more fluent in your ability to converse with others. Start out by having extended conversations with one or two people you know well and with who you are comfortable. Then build up to conversing with a small group of people you know. Once you start to feel really comfortable talking with others, you can begin practicing your conversation skills with people you don't know that well. One easy way to strengthen your social skills is by observing other people when they interact. You can do this casually with people you don't know. Try going out to a public place like a coffee shop or bar (if you're old enough to drink), and watch how people converse with one another. Take note of the structure of conversations you observe. Is one person predominantly talking, or is it a back-and-forth dialogue? How do topics come up in conversation: do they arise naturally in the course of talking about other things, or are they introduced abruptly? Perhaps some combination of the two? Pay attention to body language as well. Do people who are talking together stand close together or far apart? Do they make eye contact, or do they seem distracted? Watch as many people as you can in as many varied environments as possible. This will help give you better insight into how people carry on conversations and interact with one another. If you're going to be conversing with friends, you should think about things going on in your life that you can talk about with others. If you're going to be speaking with a stranger or someone you don't know very well, read up on current events, as this can give you easy topics of conversation. Practice listening. Whatever you're talking about with others, listen to what the other person is saying and make it a conversation. Take an interest in what the person says, and ask follow-up questions to show you are engaged. One of the best ways to improve your social skills is by being a friendly, approachable person. If you make yourself polite and likable, people will want to interact with you again in the future. Always say "please" and "thank you" when you interact with others. People notice good manners and generally find politeness a desirable quality in others. Practicing good manners can sometimes hide insecurity or uncertainty, and can help you appear and feel more comfortable while you interact with others.
A: Work on making small talk. Practice conversational skills. Observe how others interact. Work on having things to talk about. Maintain good manners.

Problem: Article: Snakebite occurs most frequently during the warm spring and summer months. During warmer months, a snake will have more venom in its glands. This means that the snakebite will be more severe. Snakes often live near water and in locations where there are plenty of places to hide. This is why snakebite occurs more frequently in these areas. Stick to walking your dog on open, well-defined paths and stay away from high grass and rocks where snakes can hide. Don't let your dog sniff any dead snakes, as the fangs can still be venomous. Remove undergrowth and mow down tall grass. This provides snakes with fewer locations to hide. Check your property for any toys or tools in overgrown areas, as these can also provide good hiding places for snakes. Avoid leaving out any food or bird seed, as this can attract rodents and therefore snakes. The Australian Government provides a free service that will remove snakes for you, due to both the dangerous nature of the task and to protect the snakes. If you need to get a snake on your property removed, call this service on (08) 9474 9055. Antivenom costs a lot to produce, which means that getting your dog treated for snakebite can be costly. Snakebite treatment for dogs is usually effective if done so promptly, and having pet insurance will help to reduce the financial stress during these times.
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Keep your dog on a leash during the months between October and April. Avoid walking your dog in bushland, on dunes, or near water. Repel snakes from your property by clearing overgrown vegetation. Contact the Department of Parks and Wildlife Snake Removal Service if needed. Get pet insurance to help cover the cost of a future snakebite.