Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure Minecraft PE is up to date. Double-tap the button to crouch. Double-tap the again to toggle crouch off.

Answer: Sneaking is a relatively new feature for Minecraft PE (Version 0.12.1), so you'll need to have the latest updates to access it: Android - Open the Google Play Store and search for "Minecraft Pocket Edition." If the page has an "Update" button, tap it to download and install any updates. If it just has an "Open" button, Minecraft PE is up to date. iOS - Open the App Store and tap the "Updates" tab at the bottom. Find Minecraft Pocket Edition in the list of apps and tap the "Update" button. If you only see an "Open" button, Minecraft PE is up to date. You'll find this button in the middle of your movement controls on the bottom-left side of the screen. It will be indented when active. Tap it twice quickly to activate it. You'll stay crouched as long as the button is indented. Double-tap it again to toggle normal walking speed again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Slice and add to salads. Make kumquat marmalade Pickle the kumquats Add the kumquat to meat dishes. Infuse vodka with kumquat flavor Stew kumquats. Freeze the rinds into cups. Finished.

Answer: Their intense flavor makes kumquat a good pairing for bitter or peppery greens, such as endive or arugula. Slice into thin rounds with a sharp knife. Remove the seeds, then layer the slices on top of the salad to show off the color. . Kumquat marmalade is much sweeter and less bitter than regular marmalade. The recipe is similar to most marmalades or jams. Since the kumquat seeds contain pectin, you can boil them along with the fruit to thicken your preserves. Keep the seeds in a cheesecloth bag while boiling, so they don't end up in your jar. . Pickling takes at least three days, but the result is quite unique. This particular recipe keeps some of the kumquat's sweet flavor. The acidic kumquat adds a nice flavor to lamb and poultry dishes. Add it 30 minutes before the meat is done braising or simmering. Seafood pairs especially well with kumquat, but it doesn't need to marinate in it. Add the fruit at the last minute instead, either as a garnish or blended in a vinaigrette. . Wash plenty of kumquats and cut them in half at least 10 fruits per cup (240mL) of vodka. Cover with vodka and let sit in a cool, dark place, shaking once a day. It should pick up a faint taste after a couple of days, a strong taste after a week or two, and steadily continue to infuse for many weeks or months. If you enjoy sweet liquor, add some sugar as well, up to cup (25g) sugar per cup (240mL) of vodka. In the United States, the first appearance of kumquats coincides with Thanksgiving preparations. Take advantage of this to add pizazz to your holiday cranberry sauce, or use the same basic approach to make chutneys and desserts: Slice 1 cups (360mL) kumquats. Discard the seeds and stem. Simmer in a covered saucepan with cup (60mL) water, until the kumquats soften. Add one of the following: A can of cranberry sauce Or dried cherries, grated ginger, black pepper, and cinnamon Or to 1 cup (150200g) sugar to make candied kumquats Simmer uncovered for 1015 minutes, until chutneys become a little translucent. Add more water whenever the pan starts to look dry. Cut large kumquats in half horizontally. Scoop out the sour, juicy flesh with a narrow teaspoon or grapefruit spoon, and add it to smoothies, fruit salad or ice cream. Freeze the hollow rinds in airtight containers, then use the rinds to hold sorbet or other desserts. Alternatively, leave the flesh in the cut kumquats. Dip the ends in a beaten mix of egg white and honey, then in a mixture of raw sugar and cinnamon. Freeze and eat as a fancy dessert.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn about the double standard for small dog behavior. Consider whether you're guilty of coddling your small dog. Evaluate if the behaviors are encouraged. Familiarize yourself with the risks associated with small dog syndrome. Ask a vet for advice.

Answer: Part of the reason small dog syndrome occurs is that small dogs are treated differently due to their size. Behaviors that would seem like a nuisance in larger breeds are ignored in small dogs as they're seen as less threatening. A small dog is not seen as a threat to people or other dogs, for the most part. If a large Labrador jumped on a guest, the dog would be told to get down. Its size may frighten someone. If a small terrier did the same thing, the behavior is less likely to be corrected. Small dogs are not seen as inherently threatening as larger breeds sometimes are. This leads to behavioral problems overall. When a small dog feels he can get away with certain behaviors, he's less likely to respect owner authority in the home. Another factor contributing to small dog syndrome is that owners feel they must protect smaller breeds. You may, for example, pick your dog up quickly if you see a bigger dog on a walk. You may also not allow your dog to interact with larger breeds at all, even when larger dogs are well trained and generally friendly. This can lead to poor socialization, causing some of the problems associated with small dog syndrome. Small dog syndrome may cause excessive barking and aggression towards other dogs. You may be reinforcing the behavior if your dog has small dog syndrome. Early on especially, behaviors that lead to small dog syndrome are often inadvertently encouraged. A tiny dog may bark at a larger dog on a walk or a park. Instead of correcting the behavior, you may be inclined to try to calm your dog down. You may say something soothing like, "Shhh, it's okay." Your dog can interpret this as praise, and feel aggression and barking are correct behaviors in the future. You may also be more inclined to let small dogs break household rules. A small dog jumping on someone may be seen as cute. A small dog hopping into your lap during dinner may also not be seen as a major issue. Therefore, the dog learns these behaviors are appropriate. The dog never learns to respect you as an authority figure in his home. Small dog syndrome should be treated, as it carries certain risks. The biggest risk is behavioral problems. Small dogs may be harder to train, and may not obey as easily, as they're not held to the same standard. Small dogs also may develop problems with nerves. If you constantly feel the need to protect your dog from danger, he may learn to see the world as a dangerous place. Your dog may become nervous easily, which can sometimes lead to trembling when startled. There are some physical health problems associated with small dog syndrome. If you're carrying your dog around a lot to protect him, he may become overweight. This can lead to joint pain, as well as extra pressure on the organs. It can always be helpful to seek professional advice, especially if your dog's issues are becoming a real problem. A vet may be able to offer you some advice on how to reverse small dog syndrome. You can wait until your dog's regular appointment to ask questions. Small dog syndrome can often be treated at home, and is not usually a medical risk right away. However, excessive urination may be a symptom of other conditions. If your dog is urinating a lot, you may want to make a vet appointment early.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Develop your expertise. Be open to new experiences. Use play to foster creativity. Share and explain your knowledge. Prompt yourself to think of new ideas. Set aside time for brainstorming.

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Part of being creative is gaining expertise in one area or medium and learning as much as you can about it. Begin by reading articles and watching videos on the subject to gather more information about it. If possible, sign up for an introductory course at a local college or community centre (e.g. a beginner painting class). Inspire yourself by experiencing the creative works of others in a medium that interests you. For instance, if you are learning how to paint, visit a museum or art gallery. The most creative people are willing to engage with multiple ideas, broaden their horizons, and be surprised. Avoid resisting and dismissing things that are unfamiliar to you, and accept opportunities to try new creative endeavors. For instance, attempt a medium like clay sculpting even if you believe that you will dislike it or be bad at it. Being more childlike can help your creative side by freeing you from adult hang ups for a while and opening your mind. Use toys and art supplies to stimulate your imagination and make new connections. If you're short on creative ideas, take the time to draw a whimsical picture or play with building blocks or legos. They say that you remember 90% of what you learned by teaching it to someone else. Explaining your newfound knowledge to yourself and others can help to cement it in your own mind. While you are learning something new, make a point of explaining it to yourself in your head. Picture yourself giving a TED talk or tutoring someone on the topic. If you feel particularly confident, make a video about the topic to post online, or explain your knowledge to a friend or colleague. Engage in activities that actively force you to think of new ideas. For instance, play word association games by writing down one word and then any words that connect to it. Use analogy to find similarities between two seemingly dissimilar things to break down and examine your associations with each. For instance, look for similarities between a textbook and an iPod. If you feel stuck, try some word association games or search for synonyms online. Creativity takes practice, so set aside time each day to retreat to a quiet or inspiring place to generate new ideas. For instance, visit a quiet park or sit in a library and let your mind flow freely. Write all of your ideas (good or bad) in a notebook, on a whiteboard, or on your computer without stopping to edit or rethink them. Find a time that will work for you regularly. If you always have time after dinner, for example, take an hour after dinnertime to turn off distractions and engage with new ideas.