Write an article based on this "Say "hermosa mujer. Say "estas bella" or "eres bella. Study pronunciation of Spanish consonants and vowels."
article: " This means "beautiful woman" in Spanish. To say "beautiful girl," you would say "nina hermosa." The phrase is pronounced "ehr-moh-sah moo-hehr." In Spanish, the "h" is not pronounced like an English hard "h." The ending "hehr" does not have a hard "r" sound like it would in English. Nina is pronounced "nee-nyah." Another way to say this phrase, especially in Spain, is "eres hermosa," which means "you're very beautiful." You can also say "eres preciosa" for "you're beautiful" or "eres atractiva," for "you're good looking." Eres is pronounced "eh-rehs" with a long "a" sound. " This also means "you're beautiful" in Spanish. Another way to say this is "estas hermosa." If you want to really emphasize it, say "you are so beautiful" by saying "eres muy hermosa" or "estas muy hermosa." It's pronounced "es-tas bay-ah." The "ll" in Spanish does not have a hard "L" sound like it would in English. That's the key to not mispronouncing the word "bella," which, literally, means "beautiful." To say "hello beautiful lady," you would say, "hola senora Hermosa." This phrase is pronounced "oh-lah seh-neeoh-rah er-moh-sa" and would be used toward an older woman. They can be very different from English. For example, the "h" is silent in Spanish. The Internet allows you to listen to audio pronunciation of Spanish. This can be the best way to practice the sounds of Spanish so that people will know what you are talking about. Trill your "Rs." Say the English word "butter." That will give you a good start about how your mouth should be positioned to roll or trill an R. Put the tip of your tongue behind the top row of your teeth against the ridge of your mouth.This is called the "alveolar."Then, vibrate your tongue against that ridge.

Write an article based on this "Assign your dog healthy activities to do by herself. Buy food puzzle toys. Hide your dog's food to simulate a hunting environment. Provide chew time."
article: One of the best ways of ensuring that your dog will not engage in destructive or otherwise poor behavior when she is by herself is to assign her appropriate tasks to do while you are away. Doing so will ensure that your dog is fulfilling her natural desire to remain active while at the same time engaging in healthy, non-destructive activities. A great way to simulate an environment in which your dog can hunt for food is by making use of food puzzle toys. These are containers that hold food and treats but do not provide your dog easy access to their food. Working for her food in this manner will fulfill her innate desire to hunt for food, simulating an environment similar to what wild dogs experience when scavenging for food. Food puzzle toys make your dog work for food in ways that are healthy for your dog because of the skills (e.g. pawing, nibbling, rolling) required to access the food. In addition, these toys also have a calming effect on your dog by encouraging her to engage in chewing and licking. Allow your dog time to learn to play with food puzzle toys. Gradually increase the amount of effort required to access the food from her food puzzle toys. If your dog is used to being served food in a bowl, she will take some time to learn to enjoy playing with food puzzle toys. Be patient with her as she learns this skill and do not force her to do too much too soon. For detailed instructions on how to stuff a particular brand of food puzzle toy known as a KONG food puzzle, visit this website. Make your dog hunt for her meals around the house by hiding treats and food puzzle toys around the house. The ASPCA suggests that you can hide 'one of your dog's meals right before you leave her home alone, and she'll have great fun hunting her chow while you're away.' You can vary this activity by doing the same in your yard so that your dog can hunt for food both inside the house and outside in the yard. Most dogs love playing the game of looking for pieces of kibble in the grass. All dogs have an innate need to chew. The ASPCA observes that chewing helps dogs keep their jaws strong and teeth clean and that both wild and domestic dogs spend hours chewing. Providing your dog chew time with acceptable items to chew on will not only help her in maintaining a strong jaw and keeping her teeth clean but will also prevent her from chewing on items around the house that you do not want your dog to chew.

Write an article based on this "Stop exercising a few hours before bedtime and drink plenty of water. Avoid large or spicy foods or meals. Avoid drinking ice cold water. Take a tepid shower or a bath. Find a cool, dark sleeping spot that is on a lower floor or in a basement. Replace heavy bedding with lighter bedding. Put your bedding in the freezer. Open your windows or use an air conditioner. Sleep in cotton clothing or wear as little as possible when going to bed. Wipe your face, hands, and feet with a damp cloth. Run your wrists or the inside of your arms under cold running water for 30 seconds."
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When you exercise, you raise your body temperature and retain heat. Not exercising several hours before you go to bed will give your body time to cool down. You should also drink lots of water throughout the day to stay hydrated. You may also want to keep water by your bedside. Eating a heavy meal or spicy food before bedtime may cause you to feel even hotter. Eat a light dinner at least two to three hours before bed and skip the spices and hot sauce. Drinking cold water not only slows digestion, it also slows down metabolism by constricting blood vessels and thereby decreasing hydration and ability of your body to cool off. Drink room temperature water instead. Don't take a very cold shower, as this can have a rebound effect. Your body temperature may actually rise to counteract the cold water. Instead, have a medium cold, or tepid, shower. You can also soak your hands and feet in tepid water. Your hands and feet are your "radiators", or the areas of your body that tend to heat up. Cooling them down by soaking them will regulate your body temperature and cool you down. Heat rises, so find a spot that is low to ground, such as the floor of your bedroom, or that is low in your home, such as the bottom floor or the basement. Remove thick mattress protectors or pads, which retain heat, and any heavy blankets or duvets. Use lighter bedding like cotton sheets and lightweight cotton weave blankets on your bed. Straw or bamboo mats are also great for a cool night's sleep. They do not retain body heat and will not warm you up. You can create a bamboo mat bed on the floor of your bedroom for an alternative spot to your regular bed. Stick your pillow cases, bed sheets and blankets in the freezer 30 minutes before you plan to go to bed. Once you place the bedding on your bed, they should stay cool enough for 30 to 40 minutes, just enough time to fall asleep. Avoid getting your bedding wet or sleeping on or in wet sheets or clothing. Don't dip your socks in cold water and wear them to bed, or wear a wet t-shirt to bed. Bringing anything wet into the room, or wearing anything wet, will only trap dense humidity in your room and cause discomfort. An hour before bedtime, open the windows in the room to increase air circulation and cool down the room. However, you should close the windows before you fall asleep to avoid heating up the room with air during the night. While you sleep your body temperature dips to its lowest point at around 3 am. At 3 am, the temperature outside is also extremely low. If you are asleep with the windows open, the muscles around your neck and head can tense up involuntarily due to the sudden temperature drop and you can be woken up. Keep the windows closed and the blinds or shades drawn during the day to avoid heating up the room. Though you may be tempted to strip down and go naked to stay cool, sleeping naked can make you feel hotter as it does not allow moisture to evaporate between your body and the sleeping surface. Go for cotton sleepwear, and avoid synthetic fabrics like nylon or silk, as they are not breathable and can make you feel hotter. Use a damp cloth or towel by your bedside to wet your face or arms throughout the night. But avoid going to sleep with a wet face or arms. Once you have wiped your body, dry yourself off with a dry towel before you go to sleep. You can also buy special towels that are made of hyper-evaporative material that retains water, but stays dry to the touch. They will cool you down without getting your skin wet. These areas are where your blood stream flows closest to the surface of your body. Running them under cold water for a minute will cool your blood down, making your whole body cooler.