Q: Be sensible about where you locate the rabbit's hutch and run, taking care to determine how your rabbit will be exposed to the elements. At the least, make sure the rabbit will never be in full sunlight without accessible shade. The hutch should be protected from all types of weather, including rain, snow, and excessive wind, in addition to sun. This is especially important on hot days. You could help it keep cool with a large ceramic tile that has been in the fridge and then placed on the floor of the hutch, or with a baking tray containing a shallow depth of cool water for the rabbit to sit in. Another idea is to freeze bottles of water and then place these in the hutch. The rabbit can then lie against the bottles or lick the condensation to cool itself off. Air movement helps to reduce the temperature, so the hutch shouldn't be somewhere that has totally stagnant air. If it is very warm out, consider placing a fan on floor level, directed at one corner of the hutch, so that the rabbit can choose whether or not to lie in the breeze. Avoid the rabbit being constantly being exposed to the wind from the fan. It should be able to choose whether it needs to cool off. Plenty of water is an absolute essential when it comes to keeping cool. Provide duplicate drinking bottles or bowls in case one gets knocked over or drunk dry. A dehydrated rabbit is extremely vulnerable to heatstroke. Moist vegetables can provide the rabbit additional water, which helps with dehydration and heat stroke. A good vegetable to provide is cucumber, as it has a very high moisture content. You can also rinse veggies in water and then leave them wet, so the rabbit takes in extra fluid when eating. You may need to relocate your rabbit if temperatures get too high. Consider moving it into the shade, into a cool out building, or even into your home, when the weather is too bad. This can simply be a temporary measure, just to assure that your rabbit does not suffer from the heat.
A: Place the rabbit's hutch in a good location. Give your rabbit a way of keeping itself cool. Ensure there is adequate airflow around the hutch or pen. Give the rabbit constant access to water. Provide moist vegetables for the rabbit to eat. Consider moving your rabbit during extreme weather.

Article: It's important to immediately remove any excess water that has collected in the bristles or on the pad of a wooden brush. Moisture can cling and seep into brush bristles, cloth brush pads, and wood causing mold and rot. Using a cloth, gently press between the bristles to reach the surface of the cylinder or pad. Make sure to use adequate pressure to soak up any excess moisture. Once you have absorbed excess moisture, it's important to allow the brush to fully dry before use. Place the bristles facing down on a clean and dry towel and allow to dry overnight. If you need to use your brush right away, use a hair dryer set to its lowest setting to speed the drying process. Go back and forth over the brush a few times to blow out any remaining water drops and to ensure that the hairbrush is now damp rather than soaking wet.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a clean dry cloth to dry your hairbrush if you have a wooden handle or paddle. Lay your hairbrush, bristles facing down, on a cloth to air dry. Use a hair dryer to quickly dry your hairbrush.

Problem: Article: Many police stations do not allow telephone reports, as this is a security issue. Since filing a false report is a crime, they need to have the filer sign a document and verify that they are who they say they are. Police departments have a non-emergency number that you can call if you want to file a police report over the phone. Do not call 911 unless there is an active crime in progress or people's lives are endangered. You typically can find the non-emergency number through an online search, in a telephone book, or by calling 311 (information), if that service is available in your area. Identify yourself to the dispatcher who answers the non-emergency number and let them know that you want to file a police report. They will ask for your name and address, as well as the address of your current location if it differs from your place of residence. You may be able to file a report anonymously over the phone. However, if you don't provide your name and contact information, police will not be able to follow up with you about the report. You should always provide your name and contact information if you suffered a loss as a result of the incident you're reporting, such as if your property was damaged. Let the dispatcher know what happened, and when and where the incident occurred. Provide as many factual details as you can remember. Remain calm and stick to the facts. If you have any photo or video, or documents related to the incident, let the dispatcher know. They will tell you what you need to do with them. The dispatcher may ask you some questions if there is specific information they need that you failed to mention in your description. Once the dispatcher takes your report, they'll determine if the situation necessitates sending an officer to your location to talk to you further. This may happen if, for example, you're reporting damage to your property. If an officer is dispatched, the dispatcher will give you a time frame of when to expect them. The officer will confirm the information in your telephone report and ask questions to get any additional information they may need to further investigate your report. You may not get a written copy of the report immediately. The officer typically will give you a receipt with the number assigned to your report so you can get a full copy later. If an officer isn't dispatched to your location to talk to you, ask the dispatcher for a report number. Find out when the full written report will be available and how you can get a copy for your records. In some cases, the police department may mail a copy of the report to you. Otherwise, you may need to make a trip to the precinct to pick up your copy.
Summary: Check if your police station allows telephone reports. Call the police dispatch office. Provide your name and location. Describe the incident you want to report. Meet with an officer if necessary. Request a copy of the report.

Q: Double-click the Illustrator project to open it. You'll need to have the project open in Illustrator in order to change the artboard size. It's a menu item that's either at the top of the Illustrator window (Windows) or at the top of the screen (Mac). Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. A pop-out menu will appear. It's in the pop-out menu. Doing so will resize your artboard to fit its art. If you have multiple artboards, each artboard will be resized.
A:
Open your document in Illustrator. Click Object. Select Artboards. Click Fit to Artwork Bounds.