In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is not absolutely essential, but it is the best way to verify that the fermentation process has been completed. The hard cider should also taste quite dry. Your hard cider is ready to bottle as soon as the fermentation process is finished. Attach a plastic spigot to the fermenter if it does not already have one on it. Fix food-grade tubing to this spigot, and pour the cider directly into clean, food-grade bottles. Seal the bottles. Within two weeks, the cider should be ready to drink. Wait for several months if you want it to be fizzy. If your hard cider is too cloudy for your liking, clarify it by putting it through a second fermenter before bottling it. Siphon the cider into a second fermenter using a spigot and food-grade tubing. Allow the cider to ferment in this container for an extra month. Bottle the clarified cider using the same method you would use to bottle hard cider immediately, as outlined above. Note that clarified cider will not have any bubbles. Store your hard cider for months and enjoy as desired.
Summary: Check the cider with a hydrometer. Bottle the cider now. Alternatively, let the cider clarify. Enjoy.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Certain medications, such as steroids or chemotherapy drugs, can weaken your immune system. Your immune system may also be compromised if you have a medical condition such as HIV/AIDS, cancer, or diabetes. If you are immunocompromised for any reason, let your doctor know if you develop a cold sore. They might recommend that you take an antiviral medication to control the infection and prevent complications.If your immune system is suppressed, you're at greater risk of developing a secondary infection or other serious complications. It will also be harder for your body to fight the cold sore outbreak without medical treatment.
Summary: Discuss the best way to treat cold sores if you have a weakened immune system.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should be damp, not dripping wet. Take the tip of the toothpick and poke a couple of your seeds, they should stick onto the toothpick without falling off. Flick the top of the toothpick (not the seeds) with your middle or forefinger. The strawberry seeds should fall off and scatter into the cup. Do not push the seeds down.
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Fill a cup, jar or other container with soil suitable for growing strawberries. Dip the toothpick in water. Once about five to seven seeds have stuck to the toothpick, hold the toothpick over the soil-filled cup. Repeat several times until all of the seeds are in the soil-filled cup (or container).