Problem: Article: Mix 1/2 a box of boiled pasta, a can of tuna, a can of cream of celery or mushroom, 12 cup (0.12L) of milk, 34 cup (0.18L) of shredded cheddar, 14 teaspoon (0.0012L) of bread crumbs, 12 cup (0.12L) of green peas, and salt or pepper to taste in a bowl. Pour the bowl into a baking sheet and cook at 375F (191C) for 20-25 minutes. Bring a pot of water to a boil and cook a box of fettuccine pasta for 8-10 minutes. After draining the noodles, combine them and a can of tuna, a can of peas, 2 cups (0.47L) of Alfredo sauce, and garlic powder or oregano to taste and serve when thoroughly mixed. Make cooked sushi rice and spread it over a piece of nori. Spread tuna salad, sliced avocado and cucumber, and diced green onions over half of the nori, roll the nori tightly, and slice the sushi roll to serve. For spicy tuna rolls, add a squirt of wasabi or sriracha to the tuna salad. Mix 34 cup (0.18L) of white rice, and 2 cups (0.47L) of chicken broth in a saucepan and let it simmer for 35 minutes with the lid on. Remove the lid and stir in a can of tuna, juice from 1/2 a lemon, and 2 cups (0.47L) of baby spinach leaves, then continue cooking for 5 more minutes and serve. Add garlic powder, black pepper, or onion powder to taste.
Summary: Make tuna casserole if you want a hearty meal. Cook tuna pasta for a delicious, creamy dish. Use canned tuna in a simple sushi roll. Try lemon rice and tuna as a nutritious, hearty meal.

Problem: Article: When you have a cat that cannot or will not groom himself, you should be concerned about feces getting stuck in the fur under the tail. This is especially true in long-haired cats and pets with diarrhea. If stuck fecal matter is not promptly removed, it can mat in the fur and eventually cause skin problems and prevent the cat from defecating normally. Slip on a pair of latex or rubber gloves while cleaning feces from your cat's fur. Cat feces can contain toxoplasmosis, a parasitic condition that is especially dangerous for pregnant women. If you're pregnant, have your partner clean the cat (and the litter box). If the fecal nuggets are dry, try pulling them out of the fur. If this fails then use a dampened paper towel to wipe feces from the cat's hind end. There are also kitty wipes, which are generally available at pet supply stores. You can use baby wipes, but make sure they are not scented at all. Your cat will lick his fur after you clean him, and if there is any residue from the baby wipes, he will ingest that. Clean the area once a day or as needed. Once you have removed the feces, it's important to dry the area. Leaving your cat wet can lead to further matting of the fur and skin irritation. If you cannot remove the matted feces easily, consider having the hair around the anus clipped to prevent feces from being trapped in the fur. Cat groomers commonly perform this procedure and refer to it as a hygiene clip or sani-clip. If your cat's litter box isn't clean, he may try to defecate in the corner of the box, getting more feces on his fur. Or, he might try to go elsewhere, which can also increase the chance of getting feces on his fur. Scoop out the litter box every day. Replace the litter every one to three weeks. If your cat has open sores in the area or is having problems defecating due to matted fur, take the cat to the veterinarian rather than the groomer. Your cat may need treatment for the sores and any other issues he is dealing with.
Summary: Remove fecal matter from your cat's fur as soon as you notice it. Wear gloves. Clean the hind end with a wet paper towel. Dry your cat with a towel. Consider getting your cat's behind clipped. Keep the litter box clean. Call the vet if you suspect problems.

Problem: Article: Talk to your doctor before buying and using a spermicide. Tell them about any prescription or nonprescription medications you are using to prevent any possible interactions with other drugs. You should also tell them about other medical issues that might prevent safe spermicide use, such as: A history of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) Allergies, irritations, or infections of the genitals Irritation of the vagina or rectum Recent child birth or abortion Spermicide on its own will not protect you from sexually transmitted diseases. For protection against both pregnancy and STDs, use a condom and spermicide at the same time. If you are using cream or jelly spermicide, divide the dose to apply equal parts to the tip of the condom your partner is wearing and the inside of your vagina. Make sure that the spermicide is safe for use with condoms so it won't weaken the latex. Condoms are more effective at protecting against STDs without spermicide but wearing a condom with the product is more effective than not using one. In rare cases, spermicides may cause adverse reactions when used. This may indicate an allergy, which can be dealt with by trying a different spermicide or moving to a new form of birth control. Contact you doctor if you experience: Bloody or cloudy urine Skin rash, redness, or irritation Pain in the lower abdomen Frequent urination Thick, white vaginal discharge
Summary: Visit your doctor to discuss using spermicide. Use spermicide with a condom to prevent STDs. Contact your doctor right away if you notice negative side effects.

Problem: Article: Store bought casing usually will come packaged in brine or salt. Thoroughly rinse the casing in lukewarm water to remove traces of the salt. If the casing is too long to work with easily, cut off a manageable length. Tie a double knot at this end. When it's filled, remove the funnel and tie a double knot at the end of the rope of sausage. At each interval, twist the rope several times. You can also use cooking twine to tie the ends. This will help prevent the sausages from bursting while cooking later.
Summary:
Prepare the casing. Ease the casing onto the nozzle of a funnel, leaving 2 inches (5.1cm). Scoop the meat mixture, a small amount at a time, into the funnel and gently pack into the casing. Create small, individual sausages by pinching the rope at even intervals. Using a toothpick or fork, gently prick a few holes into the skin of each sausage. Dry the sausages in the refrigerator before cooking or freezing.