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Before you begin your foray into home brewing, get a notebook, and note down everything you dothe cleaning process, what strain of yeast, the amount and specific type of malt, what variety of hops, and any specialty grains or other ingredients used to produce your beer. This will allow you to reproduce any given brew, or provide a basis for experimentation and improvement.

summary: Take notes.

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Dwarf hamsters can get severe diarrhea, but they do not get wet tail. Long-haired teddy hamsters, on the other hand, seem to be the most prone to wet tail. Ask your breeder or veterinarian about your breed's risk of wet tail when purchasing hamsters, so you know your pet's risks. Very young hamsters between 3 - 8 weeks of age seem especially vulnerable to an infection. This is likely because their immune systems are still developing, and aren't very good at fighting off bugs yet. Research suggests that most the bacteria most likely to case wet tail is the Desulfovibrio species. The most easily affected hamsters seem to be weaned baby hamsters up to the age of 8 weeks. Always give new hamsters time to adjust to their new surroundings before handling them too much. Otherwise, you might stress them out too much and contribute to wet tail conditions. Give new hamsters about a week to settle in before handling them often. It is also a good idea to isolate them during this time, as wet tail can be incubating for 7 days before the symptoms appear. Adult hamsters tend to develop the symptoms if the balance of microorganisms in their guts is disturbed. This lets a bacterium called clostridium overwhelm the gut, causing diarrhea and wet tail symptoms. Factors which can trigger the initial gastrointestinal disturbance include: Stress (for example, from an overcrowded cage or from fear of a predator like a house cat) Change of diet Certain antibiotics given by mouth for other illnesses It may well be that the gastrointestinal problems arise not from disturbances like stress or diet, but from an underlying medical condition. Conditions like irritable bowel syndrome or bowel cancer can be contributing factors to wet tail.

summary: Consider the hamster's breed. Keep an eye on young hamsters. Don't over-handle newly weaned hamsters. Be aware of gastrointestinal disturbances. Take the hamster's other conditions into consideration.

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The middle button is between the top and bottom button. If your lapel's roll is soft, and extends past the first button, use the middle button. You should always keep this button fastened when standing. It is never customary to undo the middle button when you're standing up. With a flat lapel, you should button the top two buttons. The suit will look better this way. You can also use the top button if you personally prefer this look as long as your lapel does not extend past the first button. Again, the middle button should always be fastened when standing. This is also customary when wearing a three button suit. This will help prevent creases. Always remember to re-fasten the buttons when you stand. Under no circumstances should you fasten the lower button. This is never considered customary. Only use the top and middle button on a three button suit. Some three button suits are called 2 1/2 suits. In these suits, the lower button almost always constricts movement when fastened. It is a particularly big faux pas to fasten all three buttons in a 2 1/2 suit, and it will also be very uncomfortable.
summary: Button the middle button when standing. Button the top button in some situations. Undo all the buttons when seated. Avoid buttoning the lower button.