Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Age your rum in oak barrels or toasted oak (optional). Use water to dilute alcohol to expected proof. Add flavors of other additives to improve the taste.

Answer: Often, rum is aged in toasted oak barrels for 10 years or longer to add depth of flavor and color. If you don't have the luxury of a toasted oak barrel, or 10 years' time, you can safely soak your rum in toasted oak chips for three weeks to impart a signature taste. Filter your rum through a cheesecloth or clean cotton shirt to catch any of the wood particles. Depending on the reflux still, your undiluted rum can be up to 95% alcohol, which is dangerously strong for consumption. Use a dilution calculator to bring your rum down to around 45% for the best taste experience. Make spiced rum by adding cinnamon, ginger, and cloves to the final rum mixture, soaking for 1 - 2 weeks. Some choose to add a small amount of caramelized sugar to the rum.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try playing a sport, even just for fun. Take a road trip somewhere. Enjoy a great Sunday brunch. Do an activity related to literature, art, or culture.

Answer: Whether it's indoor or outdoor, go be active and get some great exercise at the same time. You can get together to play sports informally or join a league with Sunday games or practices. Join a workout gym, and see what activities they have scheduled for Sundays. Alternatively, just go and work out on your own! It never hurts to get healthier and fitter. Join a volleyball league that plays on Sundays. Many workout gyms offer such leagues. Think outside the box. How about flying a kite?How about bowling? It's a great family activity, it's pretty cheap, and most bowling alleys are open on Sundays. If you live in a warm climate, consider a sport like tennis. If you live in a snowy climate, skiing, snowmobiling, and ice skating can be a lot of fun. Go for a long walk or bike ride if the weather is nice. There's nothing like a Sunday walk to put you in a better mood - weather permitting. Sunday is a day for relaxation, so don't rush. Enjoy the scenery, and relieve stress. Invite a friend or two, and drive somewhere interesting that is close enough for only a few-hour trip. Or plan a bus ride or a train ride to another town within a two-hour ride. Have lunch or an ice cream, and just enjoy being in a different environment for a few hours. Visit the local tourist spots in your own town. Sometimes when you live in a town, you get caught up in the daily grind and don't see everything it has to offer. Take a map and draw a circle around the town where you live and outward so that any trip to the outer line would be about two hours away. Then, each Sunday or so, determine to visit different towns within the circle. Sunday brunch is a staple for many people. You could try a new Sunday brunch each week (or every other week if you want to watch your calories!) Many restaurants make a big deal about Sunday brunch. Check the local newspaper or online for listings of the best Sunday brunches. Most localities of any size have them. Try a new place each time. Or take turns picking a new place. If your town is not big enough to offer many Sunday brunches, a late Sunday breakfast at a local cafe is a way to get some companionship and good food too. Whether it's checking out the latest movie at the theater or something more high-brow (like a play or symphony) you could learn something while having fun. Check out a local museum, even if it's something you've seen before. They might have a new exhibit. Or go to the zoo. Go to a fair or festival if there is one going on. Go see a play or head to the library. Maybe you can find a great new book to read if you do. Libraries are peaceful, as Sunday should be.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try body heat. Warm your hamster with a hot water bottle. Use a heating pad. Give your hamster warm milk.

Answer: Pick your hamster up and hold it in your hand against your body. Use your body heat to provide warmth for your hamster. Keep holding it for at least 30 minutes and see if there are any changes in their behavior or if they start acting more alert. Wrap your hamster in a towel with a water bottle full of hot water. Make sure the hamster is not directly touching the water bottle and doesn't get too hot. This will help warm his body and bring him out of hibernation. Try placing your hamster on a warm heating pad that is heated to about 90F (32C) for 30-60 minutes. This will help your pet warm up quickly and help them come out of their state of hibernation. If you don't have a heating pad, try putting your hamster on a towel on top of a radiator. This will have the same effect. Just make sure you monitor your pet closely and make sure the heat isn't too much for it to handle. Once your hamster starts becoming more alert, even if only slightly alert, try to give it warm milk through a medicine dropper. You should heat the milk up in the microwave or on the stove but test it first to make sure it is not too hot. It should be tolerable to the touch. Feed it to your hamster in a bowl or in their water dropper container. Alternatively, you can try to give your hamster plain water, water with sugar, or children's Pedialyte with a medicine dropper. Anything you can do to get them to ingest water is good. Rehydration will help your hamster come out of its hibernation state.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Disassemble the gun if you only want to paint certain parts. Sand the parts you want to paint. Clean metal parts with an aerosol degreasing agent. Mask any areas you don't want coated and plug all holes.

Answer:
The procedure for disassembling a gun varies by model. If you haven't done this before, follow the instructions provided in the manual or watch instructional videos online. Take pictures throughout the process so that you can refer to them when reassembling the gun. The best way to sand the parts is to use a sandblaster to remove the existing paint or coating from the metal. Use 120-grit aluminum oxide blasting media. If you can't access a sandblaster, rough up the surface of the existing paint with sandpaper. This process preps the pieces so the new paint will adhere evenly. You can rent a sandblaster from your local home improvement store. You need an aerosol degreasing agent that dries without residue, like Brakleen or TruStrip Solvent. Put on gloves, a long-sleeved shirt, and eye protection, such as a face shield. Be sure you are working in a well-ventilated area. Spray each metal part with the degreasing agent and wipe it down with a clean, lint-free cloth. Clean plastic pieces with 91% isopropyl alcohol instead of the aerosol degreasing agent. Use clean gloves to handle the clean parts as oils from your fingers will mar the surface and prevent the paint from adhering properly. Use masking tape to cover all moving parts as well as any areas that you don't want painted, like the trigger and trigger guard. Use modeling clay or foam ear plugs to plug holes in parts like the barrel so paint won't pool inside them.