Write an article based on this "Ignore your dog's licking. Try dog-appeasing pheromones. Change your soap or lotion. Use citrus-scented skin products. Keep your dog occupied with toys. Consider medicating your dog."
article: If your dog is licking your skin for attention or affection, removing that reward may help curb this obsessive behavior. Don't scold your dog. Even a negative reaction is still, in your dog's mind, a reaction to her excessive licking behavior. Stop what you are doing, stand up, and leave the room when she engages in prolonged licking. This will help reinforce in your dog's mind that licking will not achieve these desired outcomes. Dog-appeasing pheromones, also known as DAP, have been proven as an effective means of treating the obsessive behavior that often accompanies separation anxiety in dogs. These artificial chemicals replicate the pheromones released by a nursing mother dog, which can calm anxious or frightened dogs. It's possible that your dog's licking is caused by a scent or taste that she finds desirable. Try using unscented soaps and lotions, and see if your dog's licking declines. Though there are exceptions, most dogs are generally repulsed by the smell and taste of citrus. Using a citrus-scented skin product, or even dabbing your skin with a citrus rind, may keep your dog from licking your skin. Burning energy can help curb negative behaviors, so having a range of toys, including a treat-dispensing toy that challenges her mind, may help curb undesirable behavior like excessive licking. If your dog's licking is part of a larger separation anxiety, you may want to talk to your veterinarian about medication as an option for your pet. Clomipramine is often prescribed to pets with anxiety and obsessive compulsive tendencies. The medication helps to counteract obsessive compulsive behavior like licking. Fluoxetine is another common medication prescribed to pets with anxiety. This medication treats canine compulsive disorder with relatively few side effects.

Write an article based on this "Embrace natural light. Change your bulbs. Turn off the lights."
article: Open up your curtains and let the sun shine in! Using natural light whenever possible instead of relying on artificial light can greatly reduce the amount of electricity you use during the day. The same is true whether you work in an office or spend your days in your house. Exposure to natural light also increases happiness,, giving you an even greater incentive to raise the blinds. Try to arrange your workspace so that natural light floods your desk. Keep the overhead lights off when possible. When you need extra lighting, use a low-powered desk lamp instead. Buy curtains or blinds in a light shade. They will still allow light to come through, but also provide privacy when you need it. Replacing regular incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent (CFL) or LED bulbs is a big energy saver. Incandescent bulbs release 98% of their consumed energy through heat, while CFL and LED bulbs are much more energy efficient and last several times longer. CFL bulbs were the first alternative to incandescent bulbs, and they use only about 1/4 the energy of incandescent bulbs. They contain trace amounts of mercury, so they must be disposed of properly when they burn out. LED bulbs are newer to the market. They're more expensive than CFLs, but they last longer and don't contain mercury. This is the simplest, most common way to save electricity, and it really works. Start paying attention to how many lights are on in your house at a given time. Be mindful of how many lights you really need to be using at once. When you leave a room, make a habit of turning off the lights, every single time. Use light bulbs which don't need to "warm up" for areas that have lights which are used for short periods of time. This information should be written on the bulb's packaging. If you really want to go all out, have your family use just one or two rooms at night, rather than spreading out all over the house and keeping your entire home lit. For maximum electricity savings, use candles! This old-fashioned system of providing light at night is effective, romantic and peaceful. If you don't find it practical to use candles every night, try doing it just once or twice a week. Be careful doing this with little kids, though - make sure all of your family members know how to handle candles safely.

Write an article based on this "Remove any windshield clips. Pull out the window gasket. Push one end of the new gasket into place. Work the entire gasket into the groove. Tighten the windshield clips. Replace the trim on along the perimeter of the windshield."
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You will need a special windshield trim tool that you can slide under the windshield trim and remove it to access the clips. Once you have access to the clips, use the trim tool to carefully twist the clips loose. It may help to cut the gasket so that you can straighten it out as you pull. If any of the gasket remains stuck to the windshield you can clean it off with a glass scraper or razor. Just be careful not to damage the windshield in the process. Once you get this end secured into the groove that your old gasket was in, you can start working your way around the windshield slowly. Go around the perimeter of your windshield working the gasket into the groove and being careful not to miss a spot. The entire gasket should fit snugly into the groove. You want to put the windshield clips back into their original place and tighten them so that they hold the gasket and windshield securely. This trim covers your windshield windshield gasket and clips.