INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Keep taking turns in a circle until you remove every Funatomy piece from Cavity Sam. If your group is having trouble with a particular last piece, try making the time limit a little longer or add money to the reward. The winner is not necessarily the person who performed the most surgeries, but the one who earned the most throughout the game. If two players have earned the same amount, you can declare a tie, recount, or have a rematch to determine the overall champion. When you're playing on your own, you may not be able to determine a winner but you can always improve your personal best. Time yourself while playing the game and see if you can make your fastest time yet. If you finished in 15 minutes your first time, for example, try going for 12 or even 10 minutes next time! Anchor the tweezers into the board by pressing down on their front and sliding them into the tweezer compartment. Place all of the Funatomy pieces in the separate compartment underneath the game board. If you lose a board game piece and need a replacement, try contacting Hasbro for assistance: https://www.hasbro.com/en-us/customer-service/replacement-parts

SUMMARY: Finish the game when all of the cards have been completed. Count up all of the players' money to determine a winner. Try to beat your personal record if playing by yourself. Store your game and its pieces when you're finished playing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Lie on your side with your back straight. Lift your knees forward into a fetal position. Place a long pillow between your knees and your ankles to support your hips. Hug a pillow near your chest to relax your neck and arms. If you are on your feet, make sure comfort is your first priority. You want to make sure that you're shoes have excellent arch support. This will help you maintain balance without putting too much strain on the base of your foot. See a podiatrist if you suffer from pronation or supination. Pack pragmatically. Don't carry around things that you might need. Pack what you will need, so you can keep it light. And then purposefully switch your bag to different arms over the course of your day. Put it on your left shoulder, right shoulder, carry it on your arm or in your hand, and put it on your lap or the floor whenever you are seated. This way the strain of the bag will be displaced evenly across your body.

SUMMARY: Change your sleeping position. Invest in better footwear or insoles. Ditch the heavy bags.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cats are obligate carnivores and they need meat-based protein to thrive. Check the ingredients list on cat food to confirm the first ingredient is a meat like chicken, tuna, beef, or turkey. Good cat food will list a specific meat as the first ingredient, rather than 'meat by-products' or 'poultry'.. If the label just says "meat" or "meat by-product," it may not be very high quality. Make sure the type of animal protein is specified on the label. Many cat foods will contain grains like corn, barley, or wheat. These grains provide carbohydrates for cats, which will give them energy. Ideally, the top 5 ingredients in the food should be meat first, organs second (such as liver), followed by grains and plant matter. Meat should always come before grains and vegetables. These ingredients are essential to maintaining your cat's health. If the cat food contains high quality meat content, it should contain taurine and arachidonic acid. If the cat food does not contain taurine or arachidonic acid, it likely does not contain animal sources of protein. Avoid cat foods that have plant sources of protein instead of animal sources of protein. Look for vitamins like vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin C, folic acid, and vitamin B12 in the food. These vitamins are essential to keeping your cat healthy. Minerals like calcium, phosphorous, iron, magnesium, sodium, and zinc should also be listed as ingredients in the cat food. These minerals help your cat maintain healthy joints, bones, and teeth. Most cat foods will contain animal by-products. If the food is high quality, it may contain animal by-products like liver, and lungs. These are fine for cats to consume. Lower-quality foods may have animal by-products (such as fur or feathers) that are hard for cats to digest. Avoid lower-quality cat foods with lots of unspecified by-products. By-products should appear before the list of grains, plant matter, vitamins, and minerals. They are highly nutritious and come with great benefits. Some cat food brands will list the by-products, such as "animal liver or lungs" while other brands may just say "animal by-products." Try to pick a food that specifies the by-product. The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) regulates pet food and helps to ensure pet food is to industry standards. Look at the label on the food to confirm it has been certified by the AAFCO. This means the food has been independently tested and deemed safe for pets.

SUMMARY: Check for meat proteins. Look for high-quality grains in the food. Check the taurine and arachidonic acid content. Confirm there are vitamins and minerals in the food. Check for by-products. Check if the food has been certified by the AAFCO.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make piles for like items, focusing on items such as clothes, books, tissues, magazines, shoes, papers and anything else that you may have laying around. The first step to getting an organized bedroom is cleaning up the mess that you've already created. When you're done, the only things touching the floor should be your furniture. This is an important first step you'll have a much more difficult time cleaning around your clutter rather than you will have simply getting it out of the way. Once you have your floor completely clear, gather the items you picked up and decide whether you want to keep each item or get rid of it. Place the "keep" items in the box for things to keep and place the "get rid of" items in the box for things to throw away. Don't be afraid to part with items you haven't used in years and that don't hold any sentimental value. Saving an antique keepsake given to you by your grandmother may make more sense than saving a stack of last year's junk mail. To determine which items of clothing in your closet you need to get rid of, turn around all the hangers in your closet so the hooks are pointing towards you (the wrong way). When you wear something, hang it back up the normal way. In three to six months, any hangers facing the wrong way are holding clothes you haven't worn, and should go in the donation box. Consider the items you threw into the "get rid of" box when you gave your room an initial clean. Look them over and determine if they are worth donating or need to be thrown away. Give your used clothes and furniture to a secondhand store. Charities like Goodwill and the Salvation Army usually accept used items in good condition. Give your books to a library. By donating used books to a library, you give others the chance to discover new books. Sell or give away possessions online. Classified ad sites like Craigslist usually have sections devoted to getting rid of used goods for cheap or for free.

SUMMARY:
Pick up anything on the floor. Create boxes for things to keep and things to throw away. Donate or throw away any unwanted items.