Article: After you have removed the feet, tail, and head, use a sharp knife to carefully make a small incision around the belly area. You must be careful not to slice open the bladder or colon that lie just underneath the belly. Lift the skin away from the rabbit's intestines using two fingers. Use your knife to cut from the ribcage down through its pelvis. Cut into the chest cavity to see the lungs and heart. You will also see a membrane separating its intestines from the chest cavity. Place your middle and index fingers at the top of the rabbit's chest cavity and press against its spine all the way down. Remove the intestines and all its organs by pulling down all in one motion. Make sure everything is all the way out as you keep pulling down. Allowing the rabbit to decompose is unhealthy. Make sure you remove the innards immediately or else your meat will become rotten. Don't cut the intestines because it will produce a rank odour and the insides may contaminate your meat. Reach toward the ribs to remove them. Clear the colon by cutting through the pelvic bone. Be sure not to damage it. Clean the chest and abdominal cavity by pulling out any remaining pieces of innards or remaining membranes. It is muscular and below the heart and lungs. Remove both the lungs and heart. Some people enjoy eating the heart and lungs but it's a matter of personal taste. Near the tail, cut a small section and find the rectal area to remove any poop. Be thorough so as not to contaminate the rest of the meat. The heart, kidneys, and liver can all be cooked in a variety of ways. You may keep them in tact and try out different recipes. Make sure that the liver is a deep red. The rabbit may be unhealthy if the liver looks abnormal with muddled spots or discoloration. If that's the case, do not eat the meat.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make a small incision in the belly. Open the chest cavity. Remove the innards. Clean the remaining carcass. Slice the diaphragm. Remove remaining poop. Salvage edible organs.

Problem: Article: This is a type of Ethernet cable used for connecting two computers to one another. If you have an older computer, you must use a crossover cable. A regular Ethernet cable will not work on older computers. There is no aesthetic difference between the two cables. Ask your store representative to find you a cross over cable just to be safe. The network port is what you connect your Ethernet cable to usually. The cable will click when successfully connected to the network port. Note that some newer laptops do not have a network port. Some laptop manufacturers have decided not to include a network port so that the laptop is thinner or lighter. If this is the case, you will need to connect your laptops to a wireless network. Use the following steps to open the Control Panel: Click the Windows Start button in the lower-left corner. Type "Control Panel". Click Control Panel. The search bar is in the upper-right corner of the Control Panel. It's the green header next to an icon that resembles a computer screen. You should see information about your computer such as Manufacturer, Model, etc. It's on the right side of the screen below "Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings." A new window should pop up titled "System Properties." It's at the bottom of the "System Properties" window. This displays the computer name and workgroup name. It does not matter what the name is, as long as both computers use the same workgroup name. It's in the upper-right corner of the Control Panel. For Windows 7, Vista, and XP Users: Open up "Network Settings" directly from your Control Panel. Search for it in the search box in the upper right corner of the window. It's below the "Network and Sharing Center" header in the Control Panel. It's in your "Network Connections" window. There may be multiple "Ethernet" options. Right-click the one that does not have a red "x" in the lower-left corner of the icon next to it. It's at the bottom of the menu that appears when you right-click "Ethernet". You can find "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" in the list of items. Click it to select it, and then click Properties below the list of items. This will allow you to manually enter an address. Use the fields below "Use the following IP address" to enter the following on both computers. It's is important that the last number for the IP address is different for both computers. PC 1 IP Address: 192.168.0.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: This field blank PC 2 IP Address: 192.168.0.2 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: Leave this field blank. You should now be able to share files across two computers over your connected LAN cable. You might need to restart each computer for the changes to take effect.
Summary: Obtain a network crossover cable. Plug each end of the cable into a network port of each laptop. Navigate to your Control Panel on both computers. Type System in the search bar on both computers. Click the System header. Scroll down and click Change Settings. Click Change. Enter in the same name for the workgroup on both PCs. Type Network in the Control Panel search bar on both laptops. Click View Network Connections. Right-click Ethernet. Click Properties. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties. Click on the "Use the following IP address" option. Enter in these values for each PC: Click "OK" to apply the settings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: CFOs must understand the big picture about a business. This includes technology, distribution channels, public relations, and other skills. You need to work with people at all levels of an organization, inside and outside your department. Because you probably can't gain all of this experience at one job, you should move around. Once you've reached a dead end at your current company, look for new opportunities. Remember to leave your company on good terms. You might end up interviewing for a CFO position after gaining valuable experience elsewhere. Avoid getting pigeonholed in your department. Instead, ask your boss for experience in other departments. For example, you can job shadow someone in a different department so that you understand their operations. In a very large company, you should jump at the opportunity to work in a different office. For example, you might be part of a team that opens an office overseas. By taking this job, you'll get hands-on experience with contracts, sales, operations, and management. Assess where your experience is thin. For example, you might work as a controller but not have any experience with investors. Bulk up your experience by volunteering to handle investor calls. You might also volunteer to help the sales department create a sales forecast. A controller would have some knowledge in this area, but you'll also learn more about sales forecasting. When you can't get experience within your company, you need to look outside and find volunteer opportunities. For example, you can help small businesses get loans or other funding, which gives you fundraising and investor experience. To gain management experience, join a professional organization and volunteer to chair a committee or run a campaign. Don't shy away from volunteering outside your company. Remember that you are building a resume to show to a future employer. Don't assume you'll rise up the ranks in your current company to become the CFO.

SUMMARY: Move around to get business experience. Ask to job shadow or cross-train. Work for a foreign office. Volunteer to help a different department. Volunteer outside your company.

Bend it at a right angle as you stretch your body upwards, then switch legs for the next repetition. Just lift it so it's perpendicular to the floor as you lift your torso up, then set it down on the ball again and switch legs for the next repetition.
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To make this exercise more challenging, you can bend one of your legs as you lift your body off the ground. You can also point one leg up at the ceiling for an even greater challenge.