Problem: Article: Take a healthy approach by having as few credit cards as possible with balances as low as possible. You can waste a lot of money by paying high interest on credit, so make credit card payments a priority. Pay off your balances every month. If you can't manage that, at the very least make the minimum required payment each month. Use cards for small transactions only. Getting rid of credit cards altogether is the best option for many people, as using cards can make it easy to spend more than they can really afford. You don't have to buy everything at Goodwill, but make a practice of checking craigslist or thrift stores before buying big-ticket items. Often you can find new or barely used items there for less than half of what they regularly sell for. Look for specials like "All coats 1/2 price on Tuesdays" or "Everything with a pink tag 50% off..." etc. Remember that anything you buy on sale is a bargain only if you were already planning to purchase it. Before making a purchase, always research your options online to make sure you're getting a good deal. Cars are expensive. By changing how you get around, you can save yourself lots of money. This may be tough if you're in a rural area, but you should still have some options for using your car less, even if you don't ditch it altogether. Using public transportation, it will probably take longer to get where you want to go, but you can use that time to drink coffee, read the news, check your email or talk on the phone. A monthly bus pass is usually cheaper than a tank of gas, to say nothing of car payments, registration, insurance, maintenance and repair. Try biking or a combination of biking and public transport. Most modern buses and trains allow you to transport your bike, so you can combine the two to make your trip as quick as possible. Biking helps you exercise and saves you money on gas. Consider getting an electric car or trading your car in for one that is smaller or that you can buy with cash. Each of these options can save you money. There are a lot of ways to make extra money, even if you already have a full-time job. Some people are even able to turn a hobby into a part-time job, such as freelance writing, selling handcrafts or buying and selling antiques. This extra income can be set aside as savings or used to help make ends meet.
Summary: Be smart with credit. Shop at thrift stores first. Find cheaper methods of transportation. Find side work.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Making marzipan is something you can do at home, or you can buy it pre-packaged. Typical marzipan candy shapes are fruit shapeslittle apples, oranges, pears, lemons, strawberries, etc. Flowers are another ideal way to shape marzipan. Marzipan candies include using marzipan as a stuffing inside dried fruit pieces or between two nuts. Some more ideas include: Marzipan bunnies, marzipan toadstools and Christmas candy. Again, you can make fondant at home or buy it already made. Be aware that there are different types of fondant available, with varying levels of sugar and other ingredients, which affects softness, taste and durability. Ask the retailer for advice. Some may be more suited to covering cake than shaping as candies. Typical fondant candies include round balls or cookie cutter shapes. Fondant candies are often flavored and may be covered in chocolate to form chocolate creams of varying flavors. Refer to the instructions of particular recipes for certainty; in some cases, the exact type of fondant (candy or cake) will impact whether it can be shaped.

SUMMARY: Use marzipan to make candies. Use fondant to make candies. Note that both marzipan and fondant can use the same shaping techniques.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before cleaning your cat's feet, you should take a quick look at them. This will provide you with information about the general health of your cat's feet. When examining their feet: Look for redness or sores. This could indicate allergies or infections. See if there is any green or black pus. This could indicate a virus or infection. If your cat has infection between their pads, your veterinarian may recommend an anti-microbial soak using such medicines as captan, chlorhexidine, or povidone iodine. By rinsing their feet, you'll remove dirt and grime and make it easier for you to wipe down and clean your cat's feet. You'll also aid in their self-cleaning process by removing debris before they lick their own feet. Pour warm water (99 degrees Fahrenheit or 38 degrees Celsius) into a medium size bowl or similar container. Quickly dip your cat's feet (one at a time) into the water. Skip this step if your cat doesn't want their feet dipped. After dipping, you should gently wipe your cat's feet in order to remove any excess dirt that remained after dipping. Wiping their feet down is important, as you'll be able to get dirt that wasn't removed when you rinsed their feet. Wet a clean microfiber cloth in warm water (99 degrees Fahrenheit or 38 degrees Celsius). Dab or wipe their feet thoroughly. If their feet are particularly dirty, use a little bit more water. If for some reason you need to use a shampoo or similar product, make sure it is formulated for cats. In addition, follow manufacturer directions regarding proper dilution. In order to clean your cat's feet properly, you need to make sure that you clean between their toes. This is important, as dirt and grime may accumulate in hard-to-reach areas of your cat's foot. Gently separate their toes. Use your cloth or rag to wipe away dirt. Rinse your rag after you've cleaned a crevice between toes. Since cats regularly lick their own feet to clean them, you should avoid using soaps or other chemicals not intended for cats. By using these products, you'll potentially introduce chemicals that your cat will wind up licking and digesting. Stay away from: Artificial dyes Parabens Sodium laurel sulphate Petrochemicals Human cleaning products Cleaning products formulated for other animals
Summary: Examine their feet. Rinse their feet. Wipe their feet gently. Get in between their toes. Avoid using chemicals not intended for cats.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A clean tank will ensure your fish recovers properly from fin rot and prevent the development of fin rot in the future. Get into the habit of cleaning the tank regularly. If you have a one gallon tank, you should change the water every three days. A 2.5 gallon tank should be changed every four to five days and a 5 gallon tank should be changed every seven days. If your tank is uncycled, you should do a 100% water change every time you clean the tank. Wash all the tank accessories and the gravel as well. Add aquarium salt to the water after every cleaning to keep the tank water healthy and monitor the pH of the tank so it is comfortable for your fish. Though it may be tempting to fill your tank with lots of fish, overcrowding can lead to high stress levels and a higher risk of disease for your fish. Make sure your fish are compatible with each other and have more than enough room to swim around and interact in a healthy way. If you start to notice that certain fish are nipping or biting at each other, this may be a sign that your tank is overcrowded. You may need to remove several fish from the tank or isolate one fish who seems to be acting aggressive towards the other fish. Certain fish are known to be fin nippers, including tiger barbs, serpae tetras, and black widow tetras. Angelfish and catfish can be fin nippers as well as pufferfish and targetfish. If you have any of these fish in your tank, keep an eye on them and separate them from other more vulnerable fish, like guppies. Try to give your fish a varied diet of high quality food and stick to a consistent feeding schedule. Overfeeding and underfeeding your fish can lead to a poor immune system and put your fish at a higher risk of diseases. Giving your fish too much food can also introduce too much bacteria into the tank, as uneaten food will float around in the water and increase the concentration of bacteria in the tank.
Summary:
Keep the tank clean and change the water once a week. Make sure the tank is not overcrowded. Give your fish high quality food.