Write an article based on this "Give your hamster a nice home. Feed the hamster regularly. Wait a week before trying to touch it."
article: When you get your new hamster, you'll need to provide it with a comfortable place to live. This means you need to set up a suitable cage for your hamster. You should put down some absorbent bedding to make your hamster feel comfortable. This also allows your hamster to go to the restroom in its cage. You'll need to spot clean the bedding daily and replace the entire thing once a week or so. Be sure to also put a water bottle for your hamster to drink out of in the cage. Hamsters are omnivores, which means they subsist on animal-based food as well as plant-based food. The most common thing to feed hamsters is dried hamster food pellets, but it is a good idea to supplement your hamster's diet with small pieces of raw fruits and vegetables as a treat a couple times per week. Typically, hamsters should eat about 10 grams of dry hamster food twice each day. For a treat, consider giving them small bits of broccoli, peaches, cauliflower, or bananas. Do not give your hamster anything citrus (like lemons or oranges) or acidic (like onions) because it could cause your hamster to get an upset stomach. During the first few days after you get your hamster, be careful not to push yourself on it too quickly. This is especially important during feeding time. Just put the food in the cage and then leave the hamster alone to eat in peace. This will help your hamster feel safe around you. You need to give your hamster some time to get used to you and to feel safe and settled in its new home. Don't try to force any contact with your hamster for the first week or so. Sometimes this process can take a bit longer. It's important for you to be patient in the beginning.

Write an article based on this "Open the page you want to be your home page. Drag the tab to the Home icon. Alternatively, use the Firefox Options menu."
article: Launch Firefox, then type in the address of the page you would like to set as your new home page. Once the site loads, click on the tab at the top of the Firefox window. Hold the mouse button down. Drag your cursor over the small button that looks like a house in the top right corner. Release the mouse button. When the confirmation window opens, click "Yes." The next time you open Firefox, this website will be your home page. If, for whatever reason, the method above doesn't work, use these steps to set your new home page manually: Click the Firefox menu button (the three horizontal lines in the top right). Click "Options" (the icon will look like a gear). Click the "General" tab. Enter the address you would like to use in the "Home Page" text box. You can also press the "Restore to Default" button to set the home page to the standard Firefox site.

Write an article based on this "Consider child custody mediation. Call the police. Consider going to court."
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This type of mediation is done by a professional. The professional acts as a go-between for you and your ex when you can't work things out. In fact, the mediator can even work without having you both in the same room at the same time, so you won't have to bicker with your ex. The agreements you come to are not binding by the law, so you can change them later in court if you need to do so, though some judges may take the agreements you made into consideration. Mediation can happen before or after you go to court to try to prevent you from going to court a first or second time. Generally, you will hire one person you can both agree on as a mediator. Most of the time, that person will be a lawyer, though some people do work as professional mediators. In severe situations, you may need to call the police. For instance, if your spouse isn't letting you have your kids when they are supposed to, that is an appropriate time to call the police. The police can then come out and make a documentation of it, called a "visitation interference." That way, if you do need to go to court, you have documentation to back you up. However, the police will not remove the child from the home. You'll need to go back to court. In addition, this step may only help you if you already have a court-ordered custody arrangement in place. If you haven't been to court or even if you have, you may need to go back to court if you can't work out your arrangements. In that case, you'll both need to hire lawyers to represent your side. Court can get messy, so make it a last resort if possible. If you feel like your ex spouse is an unfit parent, you may want to fight for full custody. In that case, you'll need to be able to provide examples of how and why the other parent is unfit. Your lawyer can help you come up with ways to prove your point. If you already have a court order for your custody arrangement, you generally must prove that something substantial has changed to get a different arrangement. This option is also important to consider if your ex spouse is delinquent on child support.