In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Add 2 cups (473 ml) of cold water to a small saucepan. Sprinkle 4 envelopes of unflavored gelatin into the water, and mix it together well with a whisk until the gelatin begins to dissolve. Place the pan on the stove, and turn the heat to low. Stir the mixture continuously, and continue heating it so the gelatin dissolves completely, which should take 5 minutes. Once the gelatin is dissolved, take the pan off the heat. Allow it to sit so it cools before you add the liquor.
Summary: Combine the water and gelatin. Heat the mixture until the gelatin dissolves completely. Remove the pan from the heat and let the mixture sit for 15 minutes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Placing an ice pack on the hickey as soon as possible can help to constrict blood vessels and reduce swelling. This may make the mark less noticeable. Wrap the ice pack in a clean cloth to minimize your risk of frostbite. You can also place a cool spoon on the hickey, but be sure to not rub it into your skin. You can also use a bag of frozen vegetables, such as peas, or freeze a Styrofoam cup of water if you don't have an ice pack. Leave the ice on the hickey for up to 20 minutes at time. Make sure to wait for an hour or two after applying ice to apply it again. Apply the ice several times a day for a day or two. If your hickey is swollen after two days, you may want to apply a warm compress to the area. Heat therapy helps to open up blood vessels and increases blood flow, which can promote healing. Use a heating pad or cloth soaked in warm water. Apply heat for up to 20 minutes at a time several times a day. Make sure to give your skin a chance to return to its normal temperature after each heat application or you may burn your skin. Aloe vera is a natural moisturizer. It may help to promote the healing of a hickey. Try smoothing a thick layer of aloe vera onto your hickey. Leave it on for about 10 minutes. Then, wipe away the aloe vera with a tissue. Do this twice per day until your hickey has healed. Though there is no evidence that this actually works, some say that holding the inside of a banana peel on your hickey can help to cool the area, which may reduce the size of a hickey. Peel a banana and place the inside part of the peel on your hickey. Hold it there for up to 30 minutes, and then wipe away any excess banana with a tissue or damp cloth.
Summary: Apply ice to the hickey. Place heat on your hickey. Apply some aloe vera to the hickey. Try holding a banana peel on your hickey.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Not all rabbits are friendly. But if your rabbit usually leaps around and greets, but suddenly ceases to do so, this is an indication that something might be wrong. Watch for signs that your rabbit is less mobile than usual, such as hunching over or limping. If your rabbit is not eating normally, it might be ill. Watch for leftover food from the last feeding. Also, monitor its droppings. If there are no droppings in the litterbox this indicates that the rabbit is not eating. Be attentive to the size and shape of the droppings. Ideally, the droppings should be large and round. If they are small, irregular, or liquid, it is possible that your rabbit is sick. Your rabbit will often make a soft, grinding sound with its teeth when it is happy. However, if the sound is louder than normal it could be a bad sign. Often this is an indication that your rabbit is in pain. Begin by offering your rabbit its favorite treat. If it refuses to eat the treat, it might be sick. Move on to testing the rabbit's temperature. If it is well, the temperature should be between 101F-103F. You should ask your veterinarian to demonstrate how to take your rabbit's temperature. If you do this in advance of any signs of illness, you will be prepared in case of an emergency. To take your bunny's temperature you will want to place it on its back, either on a padded surface or your lap. Hold your rabbit's head and shoulder against your stomach, so that its back curls into a "C" shape. Secure the rabbit's back legs so that it does not kick. Once it is calm insert a lubricated plastic thermometer no more than one inch into its rectum. Be sure that the rabbit is well restrained and is not able to move while you take its temperature. Do your best to cool your rabbit off if it has a high fever by putting cold objects up against its ears until the temperature drops to less than 104 degrees.
Summary:
Watch for changes in behavior. Observe eating habits. Listen for tooth grinding. Test for signs of illness.