Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a location. Start out slow and short. Increase the time and pace. Watch for signs of heat stroke. Carry your dog.

Answer: You need to be careful when picking a place to bike with your dog. Trying to bike on terrain that is either too undeveloped or too congested can be dangerous. The optimal location is a lightly traveled road or a designated biking path. Riding with a dog can triple your width, making it difficult if not impossible to ride in a designated bike lane on the side of the road. Considering that your dog might be less than fully visible and its roadside etiquette rather unrefined, this is a very dangerous option. However, if there is a lightly traveled country road nearby, with a low speed limit and no overly sharp turns, this could be a viable option for biking with your dog. Mountain biking with your dog is at least as risky. Rough terrain will require precise navigation and excellent balance, which can be difficult to maintain with your dog pulling on you. Your best option will be a long straight path with no automobile traffic. You should also consider the likelihood of encountering pedestrian or bike traffic. Although this is less problematic, you still want to avoid it, especially when starting out. It will take some time for your dog to become accustomed to be the behaviors and the levels of exertion necessary for biking with you. After you have trained your dog you will want to take him or her on a short, slow ride, no more than a few minutes long. Make sure that your dog is only jogging gently next to you. Give treats and praise to build positive associations with biking. Every time that you go out, increase the time and the pace of your excursion. Be attentive, however, to signs that you are pushing your dog too hard. If so, adjust your pace. Eventually your dog should be able to go longer distances at greater speeds. Your dog's paw pads will grow tougher with more running. They might, however, start off sensitive. Check them after a run to verify that there are no signs of damage or injury. Also be aware of limping, itching, or chewing on the paw; all of these can indicate that the paw might be injured. Inspect to make sure that there are no signs of chaffing where the harness is pulling on your dog. Throughout the ride be attentive to your dog's behavior. If she begins to show signs of laziness or appears unenthusiastic, call it a day and come back out some other time. Heat stroke is a serious condition that can cause organ failure. To prevent heat stroke you should avoid strenuous exercise in extreme heat. Even then, you must be mindful for signs of heat stroke. Some dogs will be more inclined toward it than others. You should be particularly mindful of heat stroke if your dog is either very young or old, obese, short-nosed, has a thick coat, or has an underlying medical condition. Signs of heat stroke include: Rapid or erratic heartbeat, rapid breathing, exaggerated panting, loud heaving, excessively drooling or frothing at the mouth, vomiting, dizziness, shaking, and unconsciousness. If you suspect that your dog is experiencing heat stroke stop, move to a cooler area, give the dog a small amount of water, and sponge him or her down with cool (not cold) water. A change in temperature that is too rapid can be dangerous. Exposure to cold water Whether through trial and error or because your veterinarian has told you that your dog is not equipped for it, you might find that your dog can not run alongside you. That does not mean, however, that you can't enjoy a bike ride together. For small dogs (which shouldn't run alongside you anyway) one can purchase bike baskets. For larger dogs, there are also trailers and side cars that can be used to carry your dog with you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place a 1 in front of any square root that doesn't already have a coefficient. Check for square roots with the same radicand. Add the coefficients. Add any unlike radicands to the expression.

Answer: The 1 is always understood, and so is rarely written. However, when adding, writing the 1 can help you keep track of coefficients. A coefficient is the number in front of the radical sign. For example, write 5{\displaystyle {\sqrt {5}}} as 15{\displaystyle 1{\sqrt {5}}}. You can only add square roots that have the same radicand. The radicand is the number underneath the radical sign. For example, you can add the first three terms in the expression 25+125+5+7{\displaystyle 2{\sqrt {5}}+12{\sqrt {5}}+{\sqrt {5}}+{\sqrt {7}}}, because they all have the same radicand (5). Only add the coefficients for terms that have the same radicand. Do NOT add the radicands. For example, 25+125+15=155{\displaystyle 2{\sqrt {5}}+12{\sqrt {5}}+1{\sqrt {5}}=15{\sqrt {5}}}. These cannot be simplified any further, and cannot be added to any other terms. The result will be your final, simplified answer. For example, 155+7{\displaystyle 15{\sqrt {5}}+{\sqrt {7}}}.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start your grill, campfire, or wood fireplace. Break a graham cracker in half. Unwrap your chocolate and break it into smaller pieces, if necessary. Set the chocolate on the graham cracker. Skewer the marshmallow and toast it. Transfer the marshmallow to the chocolate. Place the remaining cracker on the marshmallow and chocolate. Remove the skewer and serve the s'more.

Answer: You can make your s'mores over any sort of fire. Keep in mind, however, that the fuel you use may also influence the flavor of the marshmallow. If you are working outdoors, make sure to follow safety precautions by having water or fire extinguisher near by, and to avoid windy days. If you are making a campfire, be sure to use clean, dry wood, and to properly rein in the fire with a ring of stones. Do not use accelerators. You will end up with two square-shaped graham crackers. This will be enough to make one s'more. One of the halves will be for the bottom of the s'more, and the other half will be for the top. You will need a piece of chocolate that is just a bit smaller than your graham cracker. If you have a large piece of chocolate, then break it into smaller squares. Take a piece of chocolate and set it down on one of the graham cracker squares. The other square should have nothing on it. Carefully insert a clean skewer into the side of the marshmallow. Hold the marshmallow just over the flames and let it roast to your liking. Be sure to rotate the marshmallow so that it cooks evenly. If you are camping and wish to use a stick, be sure to shave the tip into a fine point; this will make it easier to skewer the marshmallow and get rid of any bark. If you are using a metal skewer, make sure that it has a heat-resistant handle so that you don't burn your hand. You can tell if the marshmallow is done if it is golden-brown in color. You can continue roasting it, set it on fire, or remove it from the fire at this point. Without removing the marshmallow from the skewer, place it on top of the chocolate. Press down on the graham cracker slightly. The hot marshmallow will melt the chocolate and help fuse everything together. Wait a few seconds before serving the s'more. This gives the marshmallow some time to cool down so that it doesn't burn your mouth.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cover the shower drain with a washcloth. Take the shower handle off. Unscrew the trim plate. Remove any caulk around the trim plate, if applicable.

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Stretch the cloth over the drain so it is blocked completely. This will prevent screws or other small parts from falling in while you work on the valve. As you remove screws or other parts from the shower, keep them in the same place to avoid losing them. The shower handle usually adheres to the wall by screws. Remove the screws holding the handle in place and lift it off of the handle stem. Set the handle and screws on a flat surface to keep them aside until you're ready to screw them back in later. After you have the screws out, you may need to wiggle or tap on the handle to get it to slide off the stem. The trim plate should be secured to the wall with two screws. Unscrew both sides and lift the trim plate from the wall. Set it and the screws aside, preferably near the shower handle, until you need to screw it back in later on. After you take the handle and trim plate off, you can soak it in vinegar or CLR to remove any built up grime. This will make them look new again. Shower trim plates are usually known as Escutcheon trim plates, in case you need to ask a home repair professional about your specific model. In some cases, there may be a layer of caulk surrounding the trim plate's edges. If caulk is adhering your trim plate to the wall along with the screws, scrape it off with a utility knife and then lift the trim plate off of the wall. You can purchase caulk online or from most home improvement stores.