Problem: Article: When they answer their cell phone, do they often flee somewhere out of earshot or cover the screen when texting? Do they go on work trips or unusual outings with friends and insist on you staying behind? Is their reaction odd or suspicious when you confront them about these outings? They may be trying to evade you in order to keep their affair under wraps. Has your spouse taken up a new hobby or interest? If so, they might have picked up a new interest from their lover. Any sudden change in your spouse's routine or lifestyle could indicate infidelity. Write down exactly when your spouse goes to work, goes to the gym, goes for lunch, etc. Call your spouse's place of work when he or she is supposed to be there, and see if he or she picks up. Their routine may vary due to the work that your spouse does, so take care to consider other factors when using schedule as an indication of cheating. If your spouse believes you are on to them, they may take extra caution in hiding their affair, making your job of unearthing the truth more difficult. Act cool and natural with your spouse even as you're gathering evidence and picking up on the signals he or she is unconsciously broadcasting. Are there any credit or debit card charges you do not recognize, such as restaurants, hotels, recreational activities, etc.? Have you found receipts for flowers, gifts, or other strange expenditures? If so, contact your bank or credit card company about the charges to get more information. Confront your spouse about his or her spending. If their answers are elusive, unclear, or suspicious, it's likely your spouse is cheating. Questions about finances depend on the specific expenditure, but might include: "Do you think these charges are correct?" "Did you buy ____? " "When did you buy ____?" Elusive or unclear answers include: "I don't remember." "It's none of your business." "Let's talk about it later." If you are sure they are cheating or have previously shared access to their phone, check your spouse's text messages and cell phone calls. You might be able to find text or voicemail messages which indicate they are having an affair. Be careful when deciding to check their phone. If they aren't cheating, you may inadvertently be damaging your relationship by intruding on their privacy. Even in the absence of explicit statements revealing an affair, you can use context clues to figure out if one is going on. If you notice a high volume of texts or calls between your spouse and someone else, it could be because they are having an affair. Other indirect evidence of an affair could be references to outings or recreational activities they shared together, but which your spouse didn't share with you. If you're sure that they're cheating, then you may check the computer. However, keep in mind that this is a violation of their privacy, and it may be hard to regain their trust if they aren't cheating. Your spouse may be communicating with their lover through social media, email, or internet chat service. Check his or her profiles for messages which indicate an affair is going on. You should also check browser history. If the browser history has been deleted recently, it may indicate your spouse is concealing a recent web session which included viewing their paramour's social media page. A detective can follow your spouse, track their movements, and take film or video of their interactions over an extended time period. As an unknown third party, the detective can easily document your spouse's movements to reveal infidelity (or, hopefully, a lack thereof). Get a referral for a detective specializing in proving suspected extramarital affairs. If you are unable or unwilling to invest the resources into getting a detective, do some digging on your own. Ask neighbors and your spouse's coworkers about his or her habits. Try to discover if they were seen coming or going at odd hours (especially at times they claimed they were elsewhere), or if they've been seen frequently in the company of someone who might be a romantic interest.
Summary: Look out for unusual behavior. Act unsuspecting. Watch your finances. Check their phone, when appropriate. Check the computer. Hire a private eye.

Problem: Article: Hold the baby over the egg cup, and tilt both at an angle. Allow the pigeon to dip its head into the cup and pull up food. Pull it back every once and a while to check how full its crop is and to let it get some air. This process may not work for newborns, but it will work for most baby pigeons. Draw food up into the pipette, and put a matching piece of plastic tubing on the end. Cut the tube long enough to reach from the beak down to the bird's neck. Run the end over a flame to polish it. Let it cool, then insert it in the baby's mouth. Use your finger on the outside of the bird to feel when you reach where the neck meets the body. Slowly squeeze the pipette to release food. When the crop is full, pull out the tubing, leaving a tiny bit of food in the bird's mouth. It's best to have someone show you how to do this technique first before you try it yourself. Use flexible, medical-grade plastic tubing. You can buy some at medical supply stores or pharmacies. You can use catheter tubing, for instance. After 2 weeks, lightly warm corn and peas. Pop the balls into their beaks individually to slowly fill up their crop. When you're done, the crop should feel like a bean bag. You can also mix food and form it into balls. For instance, you can soak a soup mix of lentils, dried peas, and barley in water until soft, then form it into balls to feed to the bird.
Summary: Place food in an egg cup or another small cup. Try a 3-milliliter disposable pipette with tubing. Feed older babies defrosted peas or corn.

Problem: Article: Saturate the soil and allow the solution to puddle in the trench. It's better to apply a little more solution than necessary, as it will soak into the soil around your home. Since termites are likely living in the soil around your home, this is necessary to kill them. For best results, apply about 4 gallons (15L) of Termidor for every 10 feet (3.0m) of the length of your trench. However, your soil may not accept this much pesticide, so you can apply less if necessary. Stop spraying if the pesticide starts to runoff. Use the markings on your sprayer to determine how much solution you are applying. The Termidor will soak into the ground around the holes and kill the termites. The holes allow the product to penetrate deeper into the ground. Walk slowly as you treat the entire length of each side of your home. It doesn't matter if you've only seen the termites in one area. You still need to treat the entire home. If you leave any spots untreated, the termites will just move there and resume damaging your home.
Summary:
Spray the Termidor into the trench you dug around your home. Pour about 4 gallons (15L) of the Termidor solution into each rod hole, if applicable. Treat the entire perimeter of your home.