Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean your rabbit's ears regularly. Keep your rabbit away from other rabbits you don't know. Apply a small amount of oil to your rabbit's ears regularly. Keep an eye out for the symptoms of an infection. Check your rabbit's ears regularly.

Answer: Wipe out any debris with a clean soft cloth. You can add a few drops of an ear cleaner that is safe for cats or a few drops of baby oil or olive oil. Do not drench the cloth as you don't want the cleaner or oil to run down into your rabbit's ear. Do not use cotton swabs to clean out your rabbit's ears. These can go too far down your rabbit's ear canal and injure it ear drum. Instead, use a cloth or cotton ball and just clean the easily accessible areas of the rabbit's ears. In order to avoid the risk of infection, keep your bunny away from other rabbits. This includes keeping it out of areas where wild rabbits might be frequenting outside. Only let your rabbit in areas or around other rabbits that are known to be mite free. If you have multiple rabbits and one is infected while the other is not, you need to keep the infected rabbit in isolation until the infection has been treated and is cleared up. Chances are, however, that if you have one infected rabbit, the other rabbits it lives with are also infected. You can place 3-4 drops of baby oil in the rabbit's ear to smother any stray mites that you may not be able to see. This will not hurt your rabbit's ears and it will help to prevent a full blown infection if a stray mite gets into your rabbit's ear. Ear mites are parasites, with the scientific name Psoroptes cuniculi, that crawl into the ears to feed. If you can stop them before they establish themselves and reproduce in the ear, that is ideal. While the goal is to avoid seeing these signs because you have prevented an infection from occurring in the first place, you should know what to look for just in case. In addition to the thick, brown crust that lines the inside of the ears, there are other signs of ear mites in rabbits. These are: Itching around the ears, head and neck Head shaking Ear pain, swelling, or redness Ears fall down Weight loss Unsteadiness or falling over (sign of an inner ear infection) Make checking your rabbit's ears a weekly habit to stay on top of any of ear mite infection. Preventing your rabbit from acquiring a serious ear mite infestation is the best way to deal with ear mites.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shift your car into reverse gear. Begin to back your car up. Turn your wheel sharply.

Answer: This method only works with cars that have a manual transmission as you will need to use the clutch. Start by turning your steering wheel to one direction. As you do this, shift your car into reverse. The gear shift should be located either next to your steering wheel or right leg. First press the clutch. As you do this, floor the accelerator. Once the accelerator is floored, let up from the clutch. Your car will begin to lurch backwards, as the front wheels begin to lose grip and start to slide. The front will start to rotate around the back wheels. Back off the throttle slightly. Hold the accelerator at a constant, medium-strength position. After your car begins to slide on the back wheels, jerk your steering wheel all the way to the opposite direction. The donuts that are produced will generate severe pressure against your body (lateral G force). Once you have completed the donuts, bring your steering wheel back to the center position and lower the accelerator down so you are at around 20 mph. You may have to jerk the wheel slightly back-and-forth to maintain control of the car. Press down on the clutch and brake as you shift your car back into park.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use 100% pure acetone. Work over a sink and consider wearing latex gloves. Pour the acetone over the wefted part of the track. Wait for 1 to 3 minutes. Wipe gently with an old towel or t-shirt. Use your fingers to pull out any remaining glue. Condition the extensions to replace moisture.

Answer: Most people grab a bottle of nail polish remover for this job, since it's acetone based. For best results, check the label and make sure it's 100% pure acetone. Some nail polish removers have additives that can make the glue harder to remove. You'll be using quite a bit of acetone for this, so definitely work over a sink. That way, the acetone will just go right down the drain. If you have sensitive skin, don a pair of latex gloves before you start. Grab an old towel to absorb any spills or splashes. Hold the weft in your hand and carefully pour acetone over the glue. Aim only for the track and try to avoid getting the acetone anywhere else on the extensions. The acetone can cause tangling and dryness if it comes in contact with the hair. You can work in sections if it's easier for you. You can also pour the acetone along the entire track and work that way. Give the acetone a minute or so to break the glue's bond. You'll see the glue beginning to harden. Once it does, you can move on to removing it from the weft. Run the cloth along the track and rub gently to soak up excess acetone. Brush at the glue and it will begin to fall away from the track. The hardened glue makes it easy to remove any lingering pieces. Simply use your fingers to pull them away from the weft. Acetone is very drying. To keep your wefts in good shape for reuse, deep condition your extensions or apply an oil to replace any moisture lost in the process. You can also choose to deep condition the extensions right before you use the acetone, which will help protect the hair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Review Jon Pertwee's different looks. Remember to wear a large bow tie or cravat with each costume (though he would sometimes go without one), and a frilly shirt (this is essential! Try a white afro wig for the hairstyle. Top it off with props.

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He had many, many...many outfits! Decide which one you'd want to wear. He often wore a velvet smoking jacket (usually single breasted, but in one story he wore a double breasted purple one) over a frilled dress shirt, above black, charcoal or brown dress trousers with either Chelsea boots or penny loafers. Make sure they are smart and polished. He also usually wore an Inverness cape - typically black with either a red or blue lining. There were a couple of occasions, however, where he wore a tartan patterned Inverness cape. Make sure the clothes fit well. ). All you need is a sonic screwdriver, a pair of leather gardening gloves (if you're going for full authenticity, take these off when you come inside, and put them on when you're outside) and a motorcycle and you're done. Now, Reverse the polarity of the Neutron Flow!