Problem: Article: Your Havana rabbit needs a diet full of fiber to make sure her gut works correctly. The staples of a rabbit's diet should be good quality grass hay, a store bought rabbit pellet food, and fresh green leafy vegetables. The amount of pellets you feed your rabbit depends on her weight. She should have 1 ounce of pellets per pound she weights every day. This is then supplemented by hay and fresh vegetables to add fiber to her diet. She should also be fed leafy green vegetables three to four times a day, which include carrot tops, dandelion greens, and any type of lettuce except for iceberg, which has no inherent nutrients. Treats can be nice for your Havana rabbit, but you don't want to feed her too many. This can be bad for her system as well as cause unnecessary weight gain. You can feed her a small amount of starchy vegetables, such as carrots and small pieces of fruit, as treats every day. For adult rabbits, feed her no more than two tablespoons of fruit per day. Any more can be too much sugars for her system, which can cause gut problems. Alfalfa or clover hay are much sweeter than other hay, so feed these to her them as treats in small amounts. They are too rich and contain too much calcium to feed her them in large amounts. Never feed your rabbit any other human food other than vegetables and fruit, especially corn or other grains. These can be hard to digest. One of the major components of your rabbit's should be water. She needs hydration to properly digest and process her foods. Make sure you have plenty of fresh, clean water for her every day so she can drink her fill. This can be easily done by having an automatic water system, which is made up of a water bottles that hangs on the side of her cage. This will prevent spilling common with water bowls. If you use a water bowl, use a heavy, non-plastic bowl that will deter your rabbit from chewing on it. In order to keep your rabbit healthy, you need to make sure she isn't overweight. This can cause heart problems and also make it harder for her to get around. Your Havana should be 4.5 to 6.5 pounds once she reaches maturity around five to six months old. Being obese can also impact her fur growth and fur health, which can make it hard for your to groom her and make her uncomfortable.
Summary: Feed her the right food. Avoid too many rich foods. Keep her hydrated. Prevent obesity.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There's only so much that can happen over texting or talking over the phone. People in relationships want to see each other and if they can't, they may forget why they entered the coupledom in the first place. Fortunately, you can use technology to see the face of your significant other, just about whenever you want. Certain apps and services like Skype and Facebook Messenger allow you to video-conference on your phone or computer. Make use of these as often as you can to feel connected. Engaging in virtual activities together makes it seem like you are in a close-distance relationship and allows you to have fun as a couple. What you choose to do will together will depend on your individual interests. There are playful options to fit any couple's quirks. For example, go online and play a computer game together, or get matching video game systems and compete together there. You can also play games against each other on your phone. You might also watch movies or TV shows together or learn a skill like computer-coding. Couples need some kind of physical interaction and you can't get that unless you see each other in person. Simply holding hands or sharing a meal together can make a huge difference in your relationship and keep that spark going strong. Stay committed to seeing each other as often as you can. For instance, make standing "dates" with each other, whether it's every weekend, every two weeks, or once a month. Your long-distance relationship may not be feasible if you aren't able to see each other regularly. You may need to reconsider your situation if you can't meet each other's needs. Part of being a couple is sharing and engaging in interests together. Doing so gives you something to talk about and helps you learn about each other. For instance, you can decide to start reading the same book at the same time and have a book club of sorts. You can start the same exercise program or diet together, or you can watch a movie at the same time you are talking on the phone.

SUMMARY: Use technology to see other often. Do things together virtually. Plan visits as often as you can. Do similar things together.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can do this either by visually inspecting the tiles' top surfaces or by running your fingers over the top of the tiles. Porcelain tiles have a fine-grained finish that is smoother than the finish on ceramic tiles. So, if the finish is slightly bumpy or coarse when you touch it, you're dealing with non-porcelain (ceramic) tile. If the tiles are already glazed, flip them over and look at the unglazed underside. Look closely at the glaze: if it's chipped, you will be able to see the tile's white or tan base. This is a sure sign that the tile is ceramic. Porcelain tiles are sometimes, but not always, glazed. Most high-quality porcelain tiles will have a consistent color that goes through the top, body, and bottom of the tile. Ceramic tiles, on the other hand, are nearly always glazed. Glazed porcelain tiles are much harder and are more resistant to wear and damage than non-porcelain ceramic tiles. While porcelain tiles can be colored, ceramic tiles will always have a white, tan, or red color, with a colored glaze on top. So, if you see that the sides (and base) of the tile are any other color other than white, tan, or red, you can be sure that you're dealing with a porcelain tile. Some cheap, low-quality porcelain tiles may not have the color mixed through the body of the tile. Avoid purchasing these tiles. In nearly every scenario, porcelain tiles are more expensive than ceramic tiles: they take more time to produce, are more versatile, and tend to last longer. If you're looking at two types of tiles in a hardware or home-supply store, non-porcelain (ceramic) tiles will be a little cheaper. As a broad rule of thumb, porcelain tile usually costs approximately 60% more than ceramic tile.
Summary: Inspect the tiles' finish to see how smooth it is. Look for chips in the glaze to identify ceramic tile. Examine the sides of the tile for a white, tan, or red color. Compare the costs of the two tile types.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keeping the cupcakes chilled will help them hold their shape until you're ready to show them off. If it will be a day or more before you serve the cupcakes, keep them in the freezer, then transfer them into the fridge about an hour before you're ready to put them under the black light. This will allow the cake to soften before you eat it. If you have any leftovers, you can keep them in the fridge for several days. In order to get the glowing effect, you'll need to turn off all of the lights. Arrange your cupcakes under or near your blacklight, then flip it on to see them glow! Your guests will be wowed by this simple science trick! The glowing effect will be more obvious at night.
Summary:
Keep the cupcakes in the fridge or freezer until you're ready to serve them. Turn off the lights and place the cupcakes under a blacklight to serve them.