Q: Do not attempt to capture a rabid cat on your own. If you see signs that a cat might be infected, it is best to call animal control. This way the cat can be taken to a veterinarian without putting you at risk for a bite. You should also contact animal control if your own cat is behaving in a strange or aggressive manner. If your cat has been bit by a cat or some other animal, place him in a carrier and bring him to a veterinarian as soon as possible. The veterinarian will ask you questions about possible rabies exposure (recent smell of skunk in your yard, exposure to raccoons, any bats in the area) and examine your cat. Keep in mind that there is no live animal test to determine whether or not an animal has rabies. The brain has to be removed from the body. To make a rabies diagnosis, small sections of the brain will be examined under a microscope to look for the presence of Negri bodies. If your cat has been previously vaccinated against rabies, he will have a booster shot of the vaccine as soon as possible after he is bit. This will help his immune system fight off the virus. He will also have to be observed for signs of rabies for 45 days. This can often be done at home as long as your cat will be confined and will not have any contact with any animals or humans outside of the household. If a cat has not been vaccinated against rabies and is bitten by a confirmed rabid animal, euthanasia is often recommended. This is because rabies is a serious threat to human health and there is a high chance that the cat will become rabid. If the owner refuses to euthanize the cat, then it will need to be quarantined and observed for six months. This quarantine must take place at a veterinary clinic at the owner's cost. If the cat does not succumb to rabies during this time, then he will be allowed to come home. He will just need to have a rabies vaccine one month prior to release.
A: Call animal control if you spot a cat that seems infected. Take your cat to see a veterinarian. Request a rabies booster shot for your cat. Be aware that euthanasia may be necessary.

Q: Mass is meant to be attended in your "Sunday best." Although you won't be turned away for wearing flip-flops and a football jersey, you might seem a little rude. At a minimum, wear a button-down shirt with slacks or a dress. Mass is a holy event, so dress modestly by covering your skin as much as possible. Get to the church at least ten minutes early. You'll feel much more comfortable if you can park and sit where you want. Arriving early gives you a chance to converse with the parishioners. Talking is discouraged once you step inside the main room of the church, although it isn't a problem as long as you do it quietly. Once Mass starts you shouldn't talk at all, so arrive early if you need to say something! Some churches are more strict about how much talking is permitted than others. Taking off your hat is a traditional gesture of respect. Act in the church the same way you would in a school, at work, or other formal venue. Men are always expected to remove their hat. If you're a woman, dress hats are okay, but always remove baseball caps. If you are with a small child or someone who is sick, you may bring water. Eat before you head to church so you don't need to bring food. Food distracts from worshipping, which is the purpose of Mass. This includes gum. Don't chew gum during Mass! Having your phone ring in the middle of a prayer is embarrassing. If you're waiting for an emergency call, put it on vibrate mode. You are allowed to discreetly use your phone to follow along with readings and prayers, but this is rarely necessary. If you have to take an urgent phone call, walk out of the church first. Up to age three, you'll most likely need to bring toys or coloring books for small children so they aren't disruptive. Once you think they're capable of listening and participating in the Mass, you can begin leaving the toys at home. Generally, bringing toys won't seem appropriate for kids older than four, but this is up to you. You can begin teaching young children the importance of Mass by giving them special clothing or toys they can only have on church days. If you have a child that may be disruptive, plan on sitting near the back so you can step outside when needed.
A: Dress in formal clothing. Come a few minutes early. Take off your hat when entering the church. Avoid bringing food or drinks into the church. Turn off your phone. Bring toys for small children.

Q: Find a way to sweat yes, really sweat for 30 minutes at least 3 to 5 times every week. Take a dance class; go jogging or biking; join a hiking club; play tennis, racket ball, soccer, or basketball; walk laps around the block. Do something. It will improve not only your fitness, but also your outlook on life and the world. Some normal people can't exercise this way others can. Find something physical you can do that works for you. Being fit is always more attractive than not being fit. And don't think you have to be a skinny model to be fit; fitness is about being able to move, breathe, and keep up during a physical activity. Exercise is also a secret potion for happiness and well-being, and being happy always makes you more attractive. No one likes to be around someone who looks or smells bad. Every morning and night, brush your teeth for 2 minutes. Don't forget to floss; most cavities occur between teeth that are hard to clean with a brush. Wash your hands after using the bathroom, keep your nails clean, shower or bath with soap, and wear antiperspirant. A lack of hygiene is a huge red flag for interpersonal relationships; after all, if you aren't willing to take care of yourself, why should anyone else be?
A: Exercise! Maintain your personal hygiene.

Q: For a fan-forced oven, the temperature should be 40C.
A:
Preheat your oven to 175 degrees Fahrenheit (79 degrees Celsius).