Write an article based on this "Place the frozen ground turkey in the fridge in its package or a leak-proof dish. Leave the ground turkey in the fridge for up to a day until it thaws. Cook the ground turkey within 1-2 days after it thaws."
article: Make sure that the ground turkey is in sealed packaging so that it does not leak as it thaws. Place the ground turkey, in its packaging, in a dish or a plastic bag just in case it leaks. Put the ground turkey on a shelf or in a drawer in your fridge away from any open foods, such as fruits and vegetables, just in case there are any leaks. Never thaw frozen ground turkey on the counter because bacteria can develop on the outer parts of the meat that warm up first. The time the turkey takes to thaw will vary based on the temperature of your refrigerator. Even 1lb (0.45kg) of ground turkey will take 12-24 hours to thaw. The back and bottom of the fridge generally stay the coldest. Cold air sinks to the bottom, and warm air rushes in the front of the fridge every time you open the door. The ground turkey will stay good up to 2 days after it thaws. Refreeze it within this timeframe if you will not be able to cook it all. If you don't want to wait until the turkey is thawed all the way, keep in mind that it is perfectly safe to cook it while it is still all or partly frozen. It will just take about 50% longer to cook this way than thawed ground turkey. You can also finish thawing the turkey in a dish of cold water or in the microwave. Keep in mind that the meat will begin to lose quality the more you thaw and refreeze it. This is due to loss of moisture every time you thaw it out.

Write an article based on this "Clean your neck thoroughly. Take an antihistamine for an allergic reaction. Use a hydrocortisone cream or ointment. Calm itching with aloe or calamine lotion. Consult your healthcare provider if the rash worsens."
article: Before applying any medicine to the affected area, make sure your skin is clean. Pat, don't scrub, using a gentle cleanser and lukewarm water. You may want to simply splash your neck if it is irritating to touch it. After cleaning, make sure your neck is completely dry. Pat your skin gently, rather than rubbing it. Over-the-counter antihistamines, such as Benadryl, may help treat rashes caused by exposure to something you're allergic to. Avoid taking an antihistamine if you're unsure about the cause of your rash. If you feel a tightness in your throat or have difficulty breathing, that may be a sign of anaphylaxis. Seek medical attention immediately. An over-the-counter antihistamine may not start working quickly enough to remedy these symptoms. Numerous 1 percent hydrocortisone treatments are available over-the-counter in creams, ointments, or gels. Applied directly to the affected area, they can help calm inflammation as well as relieve itching or burning. If your skin is particularly dry, choose an ointment or thicker cream over a gel. The gel may dry your skin further. Long term use of these products can seriously damage your skin. If your rash persists for longer than a day or two despite treatment, consult a doctor. Calamine lotion works just as well for other rashes as it does for bee stings or insect bites. If you have any aloe lotion or gel, such as those used to treat sunburn, that can calm a rash as well. Unlike hydrocortisone creams, aloe and calamine lotion are gentle enough to use on a longer-term basis without damaging your skin. Generally, if your rash doesn't get any better after a few days of treatment, get a doctor to take a look at it. Let them know how the rash developed and what you've been doing to treat it. They may order allergy tests or prescribe medication. If you try a treatment and it has no effect on the rash, stop doing it. You don't want to risk further irritating your skin or making the rash worse.

Write an article based on this "Know why you should convert. Download and install HandBrake. Launch HandBrake and select a video to convert. Click the "Browse" button and set a destination for the converted file. Click the "Start" button to begin converting."
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FRAPS video files are very large, as FRAPS does not do any encoding as it is recording in order to save system resources. If you want to upload the video to YouTube or archive it, you'll likely want to reduce the size by re-encoding the file. HandBrake is a free, open source video encoding program. You can use it to quickly convert your FRAPS video files into a much smaller and more compatible format. This will let you watch the files on your various devices or upload it to YouTube. You can download HandBrake for free from handbrake.fr. Click the "Source" button in HandBrake and select either "File" or "Folder". You can select an individual file or a folder with multiple videos. You'll need to give the converted file a name and select where you want to save it to. Most users will not need to adjust any of the settings. The video will convert to MP4 format, which works on many devices. The file size will also be reduced as the video is re-encoded. The time the process will take depends on the length of the video and the speed of your computer.