Article: Purchase two boxes of wire storage cubes. Once you remove all of the wire mesh grids from the boxes of storage cubes, you'll know how many you have to use. Each grid square will likely be 13"x13" or 14"x14" depending on the brand you buy. A common design may consist of front and back walls that are both three grids high and three grids long with the side walls being three grids high and two grids deep. This design gives you space to build two or three levels up for your rabbit without commandeering a large portion of any room. This is the most time consuming portion of the whole project. Build one wall at a time by setting the grids together in your decided formation and zip tie the ends tightly together. Place a zip tie at each end where the two grids come together. This means that a 2x2 set of grids will have four zip ties in the middle where all four squares come together. Don't forget to build one for the roof of the condo as well. Make sure each zip tie is tight. Use a pair of pliers for more leverage if you need to. You don't want to leave your rabbit anything hazardous to chew, so you should cut the excess length off each zip tie as closely as possible without breaking the tie. Once you have each individual wall built, use the same process with the zip ties but at 90-degree angles to connect the walls and form the entire structure. You may find it easier to start with the roof on the floor and turn the structure over once all the walls and roof are attached. Once you have all of the walls connected, you will need to snip a few ties to make a door for getting your rabbit in and out of the condo. If you clip the ties in an upside-down L going up two grids and across one from the bottom center of the condo, then you'll easily be able to swing this section open for letting your rabbit out and also getting in to clean the condo. In order to keep your rabbit from pushing the door open once you've completed the project and moved your pet in, you can simply use three small spring clamps to hold the door shut. For an even more cost effective option, you can even use something as simple as 1 1/4" binder clips to hold the door shut.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Plan a design. Zip tie the individual walls together. Trim the excess length off each zip tie. Zip tie the constructed walls together. Make a door.

Problem: Article: In order to catch up on sleep, we need to know how much we've lost. Sleep debt is a real thing, and it's just as likely to develop over an extended period of minor sleep deprivation as it is from one or two all-nighters. If you can, take note of how much you sleep per night for two weeks, as that should paint a fairly accurate portrait of your sleep debt, and provide a basis for you to adjust your routine. Eight hours is the optimal amount of sleep for the average person, and while your actual needs may deviate slightly from the norm, it's best to be safe and aim for eight hours or more. On average, Americans sleep 6.8 hours per night during the week, and 7.4 hours per night on the weekends, which averages out to 6.9 hours total per night. That means in one week, a typical American adult accumulates 7.7 hours of sleep debt. How much do you accumulate? It's common that people deprive themselves of sleep during the week, and then try to make it up on the weekends. But is that enough? If you sleep 6 hours per night Sunday-Thursday, then "catch up" on the weekends by sleeping 11 hours per night, you're still coming up 4 hours short every weekthat's 200+ hours of sleep debt every year. In a perfect world, we would simply allocate an extra hour or two every day for sleep, but that's not always possible. However, you might be able to find time sporadically. If your schedule requires that you sleep 6 hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday, try to sleep 8 hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It might not seem like much, but those few extra hours will supplement your elongated weekend sleeps, and greatly reduce your debt. Generally speaking, if you're napping for over an hour, you're better off not napping at all. There are exceptions to thise.g. shift-workers who simply have no other option. But if you're planning on sleeping that night, daytime naps are counterproductive. In the typical nap, you spend very little time, if any, in a state of REM sleep. REM sleep is the most regenerative and refreshing type of sleep, and without it your nap does nothing to work off your sleep debt, not to mention that it will make it more difficult to fall asleep for the night.
Summary: Keep track of the amount you sleep. Assume that you should be getting eight hours of sleep per night. Calculate how much you're really sleeping per night. Think about your strategy for catching up on sleep. Check your weekly schedule for sleep openings. Eliminate long naps.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If no light is activated, then you have disconnected the current appropriately.

SUMMARY: Plug the voltage tester into the outlet. Read the results by referring to the key on top of the tester.

Remove all of the birds and feed from the poultry house, and either sweep or blow dust from all fixtures onto the floor. Remove all of this litter with a wet-dry vacuum, and then soak all surfaces with a low pressure sprayer. Then wash every part of the building with a natural detergent and warm water. Rinse away all of the detergent, and then air-dry the building. While you are cleaning, put the birds either outside in an enclosure or in cages. Disinfectants can be purchased from farm supply stores, and these are usually made from phenolic or chlorine compounds. Disinfectants are applied using aerosols, fumigation, or a garden sprayer. Always follow the safety and manufacturer's instructions for the correct dilution and application of disinfectants. Load the birds into cages or crates that are fit for transportation. The size guidelines for travel crates and cages for chickens are 8 inches (20cm) wide, by 12 inches (30cm) deep, and 10 inches (25cm) tall per bird. Only transport healthy birds, as those that are sick or stressed are not suitable for travel. Crates need to be well-ventilated, upright, and have enough room for the birds to stand. Poultry cannot survive for longer than 8 hours without food or water. Check on the birds regularly throughout the journey to monitor them. Advertise your products, create a website, or sell your products at a local farmers market. Aim to make a connection with people, and look for gaps in the market. For example, perhaps free-range, organic eggs are difficult to come by in your area, which provides a good opportunity for you. Generally the better your marketing, the more likely your poultry farm is to be successful. Advertising can be done through signs, billboards, flyers, vehicle signage, notices up in your community, or adverts in a local paper. You will need to keep production/technical records, as well as financial records. Some registers that must be included are wages for employees, building maintenance, equipment, feed, medicines, batches, and chick turn out and disposal. Where applicable, all quantities, rates, units, invoices, and receipts need to be recorded. An accountant will be able to help you with your financial records.
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Clean the poultry house at least every spring to prevent disease. Disinfect the poultry house after every cleaning. Transport your birds safely to and from sale-yards and processing plants. Market your poultry farm to increase profit. Keep detailed records for all aspects of your poultry farm.