INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your code doesn't work, double check what you typed in. Make sure you're using the right URL for Netflix and you typed in the code correctly. You can only use Netflix codes when accessing Netflix from a web browser. You need a laptop or a computer to use Netflix codes. You cannot type them in using an app or smart TV. If a code suddenly stops working, this may be because Netflix changed its library. When Netflix makes adjustments to its library, it may change how it organizes content so certain codes may become obsolete. If a code stops working, you may have to choose a different code with a similar category.

SUMMARY: Double check the URL or code. Do not try to use the codes on apps or smart TVs. Understand codes sometimes stop working.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Eating and drinking small amounts throughout the day allows the digestive system to slowly break down food and drink. Eating a big meal or drinking a large amount of liquid can overwhelm the digestive system, increasing the risk of a symptom outbreak. Try to eat 5 to 6 small meals throughout the day. For example, a small meal could be a serving of yogurt or applesauce. It could also be a serving of low-fiber cereal. It can be hard to stay hydrated if you have Crohn's disease, as you can lose a lot of fluids due to diarrhea. To avoid this, try to drink a 12 ounce glass of water every hour or so. This gradual intake will help you stay hydrated. Bouts of Crohn's disease symptoms can often be controlled with diet. Because the condition is rooted in the gut, the foods you eat can have a direct effect on the severity of your symptoms. If you are having a flare-up, try to eat low-residue foods. These are foods that are easily digested, such as skinless potatoes, well-cooked vegetables, and plain white bread. There is no specific Crohn's disease diet that you must follow. Your diet should be individualized to your specific triggers and your condition. It's important that you get enough protein and calories through your diet. There are certain foods that are often the cause of symptom flare-ups. These are foods that are hard to digest or foods that irritate the lining of the digestive system. Some foods to avoid include: High-fiber foods, such as bran, nuts, seeds, and popcorn Fatty, greasy foods, such as butter, margarine, and heavy cream. You should be eating less than 80 grams of fat per day. Dairy products Foods that cause gas, such as beans Everyone who has Crohn's disease will have specific foods that trigger their flare-ups outside of the general foods you are warned to avoid. In order to figure out exactly what it causing you to have symptoms, keep a journal of what you eat every day. You can then refer to the journal and figure out what caused the symptoms. It may take several bouts of symptoms to figure out exactly what is causing them. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are common with Crohn's disease. You can make up for these deficiencies by taking supplements. Some supplements you may want to start taking are: Folic acid supplements. Vitamin D3 supplements. Iron supplements. Fish oil supplements. Talk to your doctor about which vitamin and mineral supplements are best for you.

SUMMARY: Eat and drink small amounts throughout the day. Choose appropriate and nutritious foods. Avoid foods that could cause symptoms to occur. Identify your specific trigger foods. Take vitamin and mineral supplements.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The pumpkins should be uniformly bright orange in color (unless you're growing a white or mottled variety). The vines will begin to shrivel and dry out. Most importantly, the pumpkins' skin will be tough. If you can indent it easily with a fingernail, the pumpkins need more time on the vine. Leave several inches of stem at the top of each pumpkin, since this keeps them from rotting too quickly. Don't pick up the pumpkins by their stems, since if the stems break their bases will rot. As soon as you cut them, they're ready to be removed from the pumpkin patch and used in whatever way you like. Rinse them off (you might need to scrub the dirt off the bottom) and either cut them to make pie or carve them into jack-o'-lanterns. If you store pumpkins in a cool, dry place they'll keep throughout the winter months.

SUMMARY:
Look for signs the pumpkin is ready for harvest. Use shears to cut the stems. Rinse, use and store the pumpkins.