Problem: Article: Some shells might shoot into the air with a zig-zag, while others will shoot additional stars after a delay. Carefully read the label on each shell so you'll know exactly how it should behave. No matter how excited you are about the show, safety should be your first concern. Wind can cause sparks from fireworks to behave erratically, potentially causing fires to nearby structures or injury to your audience. If the forecast calls for winds higher than 11-16 knots, or 1218 miles per hour (1929km/h), you may want to take larger shells out of the show or reschedule it altogether. You don't have to cancel your show because of light rain as long as you protected your fuses with plastic bags, but you might want to delay the show for the comfort of the crowd. Anyone who will be near the launch area should wear protective gear to protect their eyes and ears. You might also want to wear fire-retardant clothing. Have a few friends plan to stay close during the show in case you need help dousing out flames. If you do catch on fire, drop to the ground and roll to smother the flames. Stray sparks might ignite any extra charges or fuses you have on hand. Keep them at least 10 feet (3.0m) from your mortar trough. Never keep charges or fuses in your pocket, as they could ignite and cause you serious injury. Instead, wait for about 30 minutes, then douse them in water.
Summary: Read the instructions on each shell so you know what it will do. Pay attention to the weather the day of the launch. Wear safety glasses and ear plugs during the launch. Keep spare charges or extra fuse 10 feet (3.0m) away from the launch area. Do not attempt to relight fireworks that don't go off.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you're feeling bored, one of the best ways to have some fun is by playing online games.No matter what kind of game you like to play, you'll be able to find something awesome you can play for free. Some free online games must be downloaded and installed, but others can be played right in your web browser. If you like immersive RPGs, try playing: Fortnite Minecraft World of Warcraft Check out an online database of free games like: Steam Addicting Games Miniclip ROBLOX Andkon 8bit As long as you have a Facebook account, you have access to a world of single and multiplayer games of all shapes and sizes. Many Facebook games are free thanks to advertiser support, but some may offer in-game items and upgrades for sale. To get started, visit https://www.facebook.com/games and log in to your account. Some popular Facebook games are Words with Friends, Candy Crush, and Farmville. If you're interested in installing even more games that won't cost you a cent, use the Steam client, available for free at steampowered.com.Click here for instructions on installing Steam. Here are just a few of the popular games you can install: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Team Fortress 2 Grand Theft Auto V Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Dota 2 If you're feeling ambitious, you can try designing a simple game yourself with the MIT Scratch site, available by clicking here. Scratch allows you to make a game that you and other people can play. You can talk with other people, play each other's games, and curate studios. It's a lot of fun, especially if you're a gamer.

SUMMARY: Find cool online games. Check out Facebook games. Use Steam to install games on your computer. Design your own video game.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When inspecting your cat's nails, look for any signs of damage, infection, or other problems. Nail health is important to overall hygiene, as an infection of the nail can quickly spread to other parts of your cat's body. Look to see if the nails are intact. Observe to see if their claws are jagged, have been torn, or are missing pieces. See if there is any fungus present. This can appear as redness or swelling, or you may spot green, black, or yellow growth around the claws or pads. After inspecting their nails, you may need to systemically clean them. This is especially true if you notice fungus, other growth, or any sort of damage to their nails. Dip their feet in warm water. Gently dislodge all dirt, fungus, or other debris on the claws. Claw fungus is fairly rare. If your cat seems to have claw fungus, however, you should consult your vet. Your vet may then prescribe a topical antifungal, other cleaning agent, or even an oral antifungal. Trimming your cat's claws is a key part of maintaining proper hygiene for indoor cats. This is important, as many indoor cats don't have the ability to wear their claws down as they would outside. Thus, their claws may grow long and may accumulate bacteria. However, when trimming your cat's claws, make sure to use a proper cat claw trimmer. Position your trimmer perpendicular to the claw and along the transparent part of it. Make sure to avoid blood vessels these appear as small pink triangles in the center of the nails (the "quick"). Avoid clipping near this area. Quickly cut the transparent part of the claw. If you're afraid you'll hurt your cat, trim just the tip of the claw. After you trim the tip, you can move up higher and take more of the nail off. If your cat does not respond well to nail trimming, you may need to have your vet do it. Clip one or two claws at a time before taking a break. Trying to get a whole foot or even all your cat's feet might be too much to expect. A cat's quick is the portion of its claw where there is tissue and blood vessels. If you cut their quick, you'll cause them pain and may expose them to the dangers of infection. Thus, you need to be very careful not to cut their quick. Always cut less nail than you need. If you cut the quick, consider using a silver nitrate applicator to stop blood loss. You'll take the applicator and apply it to the area that is bleeding. Regardless of whether you use silver nitrate or not, the wound should stop bleeding in 5 minutes or so.
Summary: Inspect their nails. Clean their claws. Trim your cat's nails. Avoid the quick.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a small metal flower-shaped cookie cutter and press it down onto each pineapple slice. Press down firmly with a rolling pin. Wait until they're drier but still "workable" or flexible. Use your free hand to "mold" the petals towards you or upwards. This will make the flower look more realistic.
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Preheat the oven to 225F or 110C. Place a few pieces of parchment or wax paper on 2 baking sheets. Cut the pineapple ends off and then cut the skin off. Use a melon baller or vegetable peeler and remove or pluck the "eyes" off of the pineapple. Lay the pineapple down horizontally and cut it into very thin slices. Place the slices on the lined baking sheets. Bake the pineapple slices for about 1 to 2 hours or until they appear to be dry. Flip them over with tongs and place them back in the oven for another hour. Let the pieces cool on a cooling rack for a few hours. Wait until the pieces are cooled. Place them back on the cooling rack. Hold the center of a pineapple slice between your forefinger and thumb. Repeat the molding for the rest of the pineapple pieces.