Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be a responsible tourist. Refuse to buy Chinese medicine with tiger parts. Inform wildlife conservers of poaching activity. Reduce your purchase of wood products.

Answer: Follow conservation practices when you go on tourism trips in India, especially in relation to the forest habitat of tigers. This is true for both local and international tourists. Don't take vegetation out of the forests and don't use destructive vehicles to get around inside them. Instead, if you're booking safari trip in India, make sure the company you purchase a package with actively supports tiger conservation. If you don't see it on the packaging or website, ask about it. If you use Chinese medicine, you are probably consuming tiger parts. Unless a product you've purchased says it is an herbal remedy, a Chinese medicine product probably has tiger parts in it, depending on what it's for. Switch over to herbal medicines so that you aren't part of the problem. For example, tiger bones are used in Chinese medicine to treat a host of aches and pains. An herbal alternative to, say, a headache, is spring onion tea or wild ginger. If you ever hear a rumor of poaching activity in India, whether in your community or while doing any relief work, report it to wildlife conservers or the authorities immediately. You might hear a poaching rumor if you are working as a volunteer in an Indian village. Since the tiger's habitat is in the forest, consumer purchase of lumber and paper products places pressure on it. Try to find avoid purchasing wood products made or sourced in India if you live abroad, and find alternative materials for these items if you live in India. The next time you purchase a ream of paper or a piece of wooden furniture, ask the manufacturer the source of their wood before purchasing.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine the alcohol content of beverages you choose to drink. Keep a journal of your daily drinking habits. Avoid social situations where you would be pressured to drink. Plan out days each week where you will not drink any alcohol. Prepare to deal with urges by reminding yourself of your goals and talking to others.

Answer: This is usually expressed as a percentage of alcohol by volume on the bottle. The alcohol content of alcoholic drinks can vary greatly. Beers generally do not go higher than 6%, unless they are specially made to taste stronger, wine can be anywhere from 8% to 14%, and hard liquors are generally around 45% to 55% and are poured in much smaller amounts. Unfortunately, the alcohol content may not be listed on the labels of your drink, so if you are uncertain, ask your bartender or liquor store merchant to find out the official alcohol content for you. A great way to keep track of your drinking habits is by marking each drink you have in a journal, your phone, or on a calendar. This shows you exactly how much you've been drinking, and can allow you to notice trends in your habits. Write down your number of drinks in your journal as you consume them to keep an accurate total. It's very important that you are 100% honest to yourself in your journal for it to be effective. You're the only one who will know what's in the journal, so do right by yourself and write down everything truthfully. When you are trying to control your drinking habits, going out to the bars or hanging out with people who drink a lot is a surefire way to feel pressured into keeping up with others. Try to avoid going out by inviting people over to your place instead, or suggest an alternative to the bars to meet up. Coffee shops, shopping centers, arcades, natural parks and trails, and the "downtown" area of your city have plenty of space to stretch out and be with your friends without the pressure of drinking. While it is great to limit your alcohol intake to the recommended amount each day, it is even better if you are able to take a full day away from the bottle every now and again. Choose 1 or 2 days every week to avoid alcohol, and you may find that it becomes easier to limit your consumption on days you do decide to have a drink. After having a few days without any drinks, set a date in the future where you will abstain from alcohol for a week straight. This will reveal to you how your emotions and physical appearance change under the influence, and will help you to cut down in the future. Cutting down on drinking is a difficult task, especially if you have been heavily drinking for a while. Simply reducing your intake to the recommended daily amount can make you feel emotionally unwell, but if you ever have the urge to go over your limit, remind yourself of why you are cutting down and find someone you trust to talk it out with.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Command Prompt. Type help, followed by the command. Review the information that appears.

Answer: You can open the Command Prompt by pressing Win+R to open the Run box and typing cmd. Windows 8 users can also press Win+X and select Command Prompt from the menu. For example, if you wanted more information n the "mkdir" command, you would type help mkdir and press Enter. The additional information will be displayed beneath. The amount of information you get will vary depending on the command and its complexity. The help information may just tell you how to properly format the command, or it may provide information on how to get more functionality out of it than you might normally.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hands before you eat. Eat with your right hand only. Use only your fingers to pick up food. Take bites of one dish at a time.

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You want to ensure your hands are completely clean before you sit down for your meal. In Indian culture, the left hand is commonly viewed as dirty and unsanitary, and therefore rude to eat with. Avoid serving, eating, or touching any of the food with your left hand. Avoid letting the food touch your palms. Hold the food near the tips of your fingers when you're bringing it to your mouth. It's custom to sample each dish individually. This goes for any main dishes and side dishes but does not include the bread, rice, or daal. For example, you wouldn't mix a vegetable dish with a meat dish in the same bite, or eat one of the side dishes with one of the main dishes in the same bite.