In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you will be taking a very long trip, check in with your baby's pediatrician first. He or she can check your baby's health and give you tips for traveling. If you do not travel by car often, you may need to get your baby used to being in the car seat. Put your baby in the seat a few times before you go, and let him or her play and/or take a short nap there. This will reduce the likelihood of your baby protesting the car seat when you get on the road. Your baby's health is important, but so is yours make sure that you are healthy and feeling well before you leave, especially if you will be the only one driving. Remember that you will have to stop frequently to feed, change, and comfort your baby. If a trip usually takes you six hours, plan for at least eight or nine hours with a baby on board. If delays become significant, and your trip is a long one, you may want to check in for the night at a roadside hotel. This will give you a chance to rest and recharge before tackling the rest of your journey. If it's at all possible, try to have another adult with you on the trip. Having someone to keep you company and help entertain the baby will make the trip more enjoyable, and having someone to share the driving will make it less exhausting. Depending on the weather conditions, you'll want to dress your baby in at least a few layers so that he or she does not get too warm or too cold. A onesie and socks can serve as the base layer, and you can add clothing as necessary. Take care of your baby's basic needs before you start driving. If your baby is warm, dry, and fed, he or she will be more likely to tolerate the drive. Moreover, you'll be able to get a good start and drive for awhile without having to stop prematurely. You and your baby will both do better if you stop to rest every few hours. Time these rests so that you can feed your baby and try not to disrupt his or her schedule. When you stop briefly to feed your baby, be sure you allow enough time for burping. This will help ensure that your baby does not develop an upset stomach during the ride. Even if your baby seems to be doing well, it's good to stop periodically and get out of the car. Fresh air and a change of pace are good for both of you. Besides, it's not good for your baby to sit constrained in a car seat for extended periods of time especially if he or she is a newborn. Consider, especially, making unplanned stops if you see a park or another place that would be good for a walk. Do not give your baby a bottle or any other food while the car is in motion, as your baby may choke, swallow too much air, or vomit. If your baby needs to eat, stop the car. Make sure you park so that you have enough room to open the back doors of the car, and try to park so that the baby is on the side of the road away from moving vehicles.
Summary: See your pediatrician. Get your baby acclimated to the car seat. Leave only if you are feeling well. Plan for delays. Take someone with you if possible. Dress your baby in layers. Feed and change your baby before you leave. Take frequent breaks. Never feed your baby while you are driving. Pay attention to parking.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: First, you have to get in grinding position. Though you can mix it up once in a while, typical grinding position is when a guy stands behind a girl. You can leave about a foot between your bodies and don't have to get incredibly intimate to start grinding with the guy -- especially if you don't know him. Both you and the guy should bend your knees so that you're lower to the ground. If the guy is much taller than you, then you won't have to bend your knees very much. If the guy isn't much taller than you, however -- this is likely to happen if you're wearing high heels -- then you should bend your knees a bit further so he's a bit above you. Now, move your hips and butt in one continuous circular motion, continuing to move from side to side while moving your legs up and down just a bit while keeping your knees bent. If the guy knows what he's doing, then his hips should find a similar rhythm to yours -- your hips should move in the same direction to the beat of the music. If you're feeling bold, you can touch the guy's front side with your butt as you move it from side to side. But you can also maintain a distance away from the guy. Move your arms and chest to the beat of the music, gyrating your arms and chest in the same fluid motion. Look ahead or slightly down as you continue to work your arms and chest while you move your hips. You can bring your arms down so they're on your knees or near your waist, and wait for the guys hands to land on top of yours or around your waist as you continue to dance.
Summary: Step in front of the guy, facing away from him. Bend your knees. Move your hips and butt. Move your arms and chest.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most whitefish live in the Great Lakes, Canada, and Alaska. They are found mainly in lakes and streams, from Nevada to the Yukon Territory. While you can find them in other areas of the world (California, Mexico, and South America), travel here to catch the best whitefish. Some whitefish are found in the Pacific Ocean as well. You can search online to find popular fishing spots in advance. Search for something like, "Best whitefish spots in Nova Scotia." Whitefish do most of their feeding at night, so it is popular to go night fishing for whitefish. You can also go fishing right at dawn. You can catch whitefish all year long, but catching whitefish from underneath the ice is extremely popular in the winter. Mostly all ice fishermen use jigging setups and sonar to catch their whitefish. Ice fishing is more difficult than regular fishing because your visibility is limited. Rather than seeing through the water, you have to drill a hole through the ice and fish through the hole. In the United States and Canada, most states require you to have a fishing license to catch whitefish. Research the fishing laws online before you travel to avoid getting fined. You can obtain a license online or at a hunting or sporting store.
Summary:
Travel to northwest U.S or southwest Canada to catch whitefish. Fish at night to take advantage of optimal catching time. Go ice fishing in the winter months if you're up for the cold. Purchase a fishing license for your fishing destination.