Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid arguing and whining. Ask your parents why they're saying "No. Offer to do something in return. Look for a compromise. Accept a "No" for now. Demonstrate your responsibility.

Answer: Even if your parents are frustrating you, you don't want things to turn into an argument. This makes it more likely your parents will say "No." If you get frustrated, take a few deep breaths. Remind yourself being mature may help persuade your parents. " It's okay to ask for a reason if your parents say "No." This can help you address concerns and potentially look for a compromise. Just make sure you ask politely. Don't say, "But that's not fair! Why aren't you listening to me?" Instead, say something like, "Can you please tell me why you're saying 'No?' I just want to understand better." Parents sometimes worry about spoiling their kids and may not want to simply hand you a rabbit. Offer to earn it in some way. This way, your parents will see the benefits of letting you have a pet. For example, you could offer to bring your grades up if your parents agree to let you have a rabbit. You can also offer to find ways to help pay for the rabbit, like getting a part-time job. There may be ways to meet your parents halfway on the issue. Listen to your parents' concerns and see if you can find a compromise that works for everyone. For example, if your parents are concerned about the smell of the rabbit, offer to keep it in an outdoor shelter most of the time instead of the house. If your parents put their foot down, all hope is not lost. Calmly accept their answer without complaining. In a few months, you may be able to bring up the issue again. If your parents see you're mature, they may change their minds. End the conversation on a good note. Say something like, "Thanks for listening anyway. I really appreciate it." Caring for a bunny takes a lot of work, and your parents will want to know that you're responsible enough for the job. After the conversation, work extra hard to keep up with homework and chores. This can help persuade your parents to change their minds in the future. The more responsible you are, the more comfortable they'll be with you getting a pet. Also, remember that you could always bring up the 'I want to give the animal a good home.' argument and offer up the idea of going to a shelter. Also bring up getting an older rabbit, as many people will go for kittens (baby rabbits) and saying you would adopt an older animal may make you seem more mature, and less childish. It also shows you are thinking of it less as a fleeting idea, and more a long-term commitment.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep the tank moist with a spray bottle. Lightly spray the snails with water. Feed your snails clean food daily. Learn which foods might harm your snails. Give them a material they can use to build their shells. Keep your snails clean. Clean their tank every month or whenever it gets dirty.

Answer: Spray water on the moss, peat, or other material you've placed at the base of your tank whenever it starts to dry out. Keep this material moist at all times. If you can't spray every other day at least, you could leave an ice cube in the tank, or a rag or sponge soaked with water. The snails may stay healthier if you spray them with water every day or two, but pay attention to water temperature. Spray with warm water in cold weather, and use room temperature water during hot weather or if you have central heating. Most snails are not picky eaters, and will enjoy most types of fresh fruit and vegetable. Wash all food thoroughly in clean water before you give it to them, and cut large vegetables into chunks or slices. Some foods, such as carrots and potatoes, may need to be boiled for a few minutes to soften them slightly. Always let cooked food cool completely before giving it to your snails. Some snails may eat raw meat, raw eggs, brown bread, or (soaked, but uncooked) oatmeal. Experiment to give your snails a varied diet to increase the chance that they are receiving all the nutrition they need. Not much research has been done on the best nutritious diet for snails, and there is disagreement among snail owners about which foods may or may not harm the snails. Here are a list of food ranging from the most to least dangerous: Salty foods could kill your snails. Avoid anything with salt crystals on it entirely. Avoid pasta, rice, and millet. These starchy foods can potentially cause blockage in the snail's digestive system. Do not feed them to your snails. Homegrown plants may be exposed to car exhaust while growing, which could cause harm. Acidic foods such as citrus fruit, tomatoes, and kiwi fruit may or may not harm snails. Use them in small quantities along with other foods. You can use any source of calcium as long as it is clean and washed. Egg shells or discarded snail shells in your garden will work for the average pet owner. If you are trying to breed snails you may wish to buy more concentrated calcium sources from a pet store, such as cuttlefish bones or pure calcium supplements. Have a source of calcium available in the tank at all times. Replace it whenever it runs out, but use calcium supplements with greater than 20% calcium sparingly. Clean a snail with a toothbrush whenever their shells get dirty. Do not use soap and brush gently to avoid damaging the shell. Pour a few drops of water onto the shell to help remove stuck-on soil. Pick up the snails gently by coaxing your finger underneath their head, then place them on a towel in a temporary container. Remove the old soil to discard in the garden. Use a wet, slightly soapy sponge to scrub the walls and base of the tank to get rid of snail slime marks and scum. Rinse the tank carefully to make sure every trace of soap is gone, as it could harm the snails. Don't leave the snails untended if the container is small. Do not shut the snails in a container without air. When replacing the soil and other materials in the clean tank, follow all of the steps described under Making a Snail Home

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the cans of coconut milk in the freezer 2 hours before you begin. Measure out 2 full cups (16 oz) of solid coconut cream into a large bowl. Spoon or pipe the mousse into 8 individual cups and garnish.

Answer: Set a timer for 2 hours and remove them from the freezer so that they don't freeze solid. This will partially freeze the cream out of the liquid in the milk and allow you to use only the cream from the cans. Spoon the cream out of the can and into a bowl or measuring cup. The liquid should rest on the bottom of the can after freezing, so it shouldn't be too hard to avoid the liquid parts. Piping will give the mousse an extra sophisticated look, and you can garnish with fresh strawberries. You can refrigerate for longer at this point or serve the mousse as is. Enjoy!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use this method if you're running Windows 10 Home Edition. Consider backing up your PC. Hold down the Win+R to bring up the Run box. Type regedit, then press Enter. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Policies > Google > Chrome. Right-click Chrome and select New > DWORD 32-bit value. Give the value a name of IncognitoModeAvailability. Double-click on the name IncognitoModeAvailability. Restart your computer to activate the Registry change. Check to see if Incognito Mode is still available in Chrome. Download Chrome Canary (which is a Chrome developer / test version of Chrome) from Google's download page. Install Chrome Canary. Open Chrome Canary from your desktop. Check that Chrome Canary has recognised the Registry change. Open your original copy of Chrome and check that it too has recognised the Registry change. Uninstall Chrome Canary if desired.

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This method edits the Registry and provides a solution on many Windows versions, but won't initially work on Windows 10 Home Edition. However, if you run Chrome Canary, it will pick up the Registry change and make it work in Chrome as well. You then have the choice to either keep both Chrome and Chrome Canary, or to uninstall one of them. Since this method involves editing sensitive components of your computer's operating system, backing up your information before continuing will prevent you from losing your data if your computer crashes. Note: You will possibly have to create the "Google" and "Chrome" folders manually. To do this... Right click on Policies, then click on New and Key. Name this new Key Google. Now right click on Google and create a new Key and name it Chrome. Check that the new Keys appear in the folder list under Policies. If you click on Chrome the following file path will appear in the address bar: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome You can copy and paste this text to make sure there are no errors. Hit Enter. A box will appear where you can set the value data to 1. Leave the Base set to Hexadecimal. Hit Enter or click OK. Click on the three dots (top right corner). If Incognito Mode is still functioning it will appear with New Tab and New Window. If Incognito Mode does not appear, you can stop here. Otherwise, you need to continue. Make sure you note where the file is saved (probably in Downloads). Locate the file ChromeSetup.exe and double-click it, then follow any other instructions that pop up. This does not replace your existing Chrome, and the two can be opened side by side. Restart your computer. This is an orange coloured icon similar to Chrome. Make sure it does not include the Incognito option. Make sure it no longer includes the Incognito option. If this method has worked, you can now choose to keep Chrome Canary alongside Chrome, or uninstall one of them. Once you have uninstalled Chrome Canary, your original Chrome should still recognise the Registry change and you will still have Incognito disabled. If you choose to uninstall one you will probably have to open Task Manager and stop all Chrome and Chrome Canary processes, otherwise Windows will keep prompting you to "shut down Chrome" and not allow the uninstall. To do this, hold down Ctrl+Alt+Del (all three keys at once) and then select Task Manager Under the Processes tab click on Google Chrome. Click on End Task (bottom right corner). Proceed with uninstalling Chrome Canary. Press Win and type Programs. Click on Add and Remove Programs. Find and click on Google Chrome or Canary and click on Uninstall.