Problem: Article: This feature allows DAM to capture YouTube videos more efficiently and lowers the risk for errors. Navigate to YouTube's site at https://www.youtube.com/html5# and select the option to enable or upload the HTML5 player. Other download managers will often block and prevent DAM from capturing media. Firefox has been proven most effective at capturing media for DAM from encrypted websites. Refreshing your tools can help DAM capture media more efficiently. if DAM continues to experience problems grabbing media files from specific websites. This can help refresh your browser so DAM can capture media from the Web page.
Summary: Enable the HTML5 video mode on YouTube if using DAM to download YouTube videos. Uninstall any other download managers from your computer if DAM experiences problems with capturing media. Switch to using Firefox when capturing media from encrypted sites such as Facebook and YouTube. Try refreshing the Web page, playing the media file again, or restarting DAM if DAM fails to capture a specific media file. Clear cache and cookies from your browser

Problem: Article: To make a bunny ears headband, you need to start with the right headband. A plastic style will work fine, but a metal band is sturdier so you don't have to worry about it breaking. Look for a headband that's approximately 1- to 2-inches wide (2.5- to 5-cm). It doesn't matter what color the headband that you use is. You're going to cover it with fabric later.
Summary: Choose a headband.

Problem: Article: "Turquoise" generally describes a bright, predominantly blue mixture between blue and green. You can, however, mix various shades within the turquoise spectrum: add a glob of white or light-grey paint for a pale and subtle turquoise, or stick to bright blues, greens, and yellows to mix a turquoise that pops. Consider whether you want a brighter or a more subdued hue. The paint medium does not matter muchacrylic, oil, watercolor, etc.but it will be easier to smoothly mix two paints of the same type. Look for paint online or at an art supply store. Keep your eyes peeled: you may be able to find a pre-mixed turquoise paint that serves your purposes. If you start with turquoise, you can use tiny dollops of blue, green, white, or yellow to minutely tweak the pigment. If you are new to painting, consider starting with acrylics. Acrylics are a forgiving and easy-to-mix medium, and you can usually buy them in small, cheap squeeze-bottles. If you buy your paint at an art supply store, ask the staff which products will blend well into turquoise. They might be able to suggest specific green and blue hues that are ideal for mixing the shade you want, but do not rely on this. Know which shades you're looking for going in. If you want a paler and more subdued shade of turquoise, you can mix blue and green with white or yellow. The specific hue of white or yellow is largely a matter of preference, so choose something that fits with the mood or style of your vision. For instance, you might choose a warm off-white as a base for turquoise water when painting a tropical beach scene; you might choose a starker, more "artificial" white as the base for painting a cold and distant turquoise planet. Try cyan, cobalt, cerulean, ultramarine any blue hue that is more greenish than purplish. There are small amounts of other colors hidden within each pigment, which means that each paint shade is predisposed to mix well with a certain other shade. Turquoise is basically a mix of blue and green, so make sure to use a blue that already contains green pigments. You should be able to guess at the pigment bias just by looking at a color: a greenish-blue suggests a green bias, while a purplish-blue hints at a red bias. Phthalo blue and phthalo green pigments are some of the most commonly-used in turquoise paints. Phthalo blue (short for the pigment phthalocyanine) contains a strong green bias, so it is optimally suited for mixing turquoise. Many commercial paint brands feature a "phthalo blue" product. Blue paint contains either red pigments or green pigments. If a given blue pigment has a green bias, it contains more green pigment than red pigment. Other (typically purplish) blue pigments have a red bias, and these will be less suited to making turquoise. You can't find a "pure" blue paint pigment that is to say, a blue paint hue that will make both a good green (when mixed with yellow) and a good purple (when mixed with red). This is because the blue will always have a bias towards either red or green due to the chemical impurities within each pigment.
Summary: Decide which shade of turquoise you want. Buy blue and green paint. Buy white and/or yellow paint for paler hues. Use blue paint with a color bias toward green.

Problem: Article: To breed your female dog with a male dog, you will need to find her a suitable mate. Look for a male dog of the same breed who is healthy and has no genetic faults or issues. You should meet with the male dog's owner beforehand or with the breeder and discuss the dog's health and medical history. You should also confirm the male dog's age. Most breeds should mate when they are between one year to seven years old. Make sure you talk with your vet before you mate your female dog with a male dog. Your vet should clear your dog of any health issues or problems before you start the breeding process. Often, male dogs do better when they mate with a female dog on their territory or home area. You may discuss bringing your female dog to the male dog at the ideal breeding time with the male dog's owner. Set a mating date based on your female dog's heat cycle so the mating occurs when she is most fertile. Do not mate your dog on her first heat cycle. Wait until she has had one to two heat cycles to mate her. This will ensure she is healthy enough for mating. You may also arrange for two matings between the dogs, twenty-four or forty-eight hours apart. This can help to increase the likelihood of your dog getting pregnant. Once the breeding date is set, you should bring the female dog to the male dog in a stress-free environment. The male dog's owner should set up a space that is clean and open for the breeding. If the female dog is in the right stage of her heat cycle, she should warm up to the male dog pretty quickly. She will show signs of attraction, and if the male dog follows suit, the breeding should occur rather naturally. If the mating is not successful, you may ask the male dog's owner about next steps. Professional breeders may offer a free service or mating session next time to make up for the failed breeding.
Summary:
Locate a suitable male dog for breeding. Bring the female dog to the male dog at the right time. Create a stress-free environment for the breeding.