INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Baby rabbits may begin eating solid foods when their eyes open, at about 10 days after birth. You can slowly add solid foods to their formula diet until they are weaned at about 6 weeks old. Don't feed baby rabbits solid foods before their eyes open. Their intestinal tracts cannot handle solids before this point. Once your rabbit's eyes are open, you can start incorporating solid food into its diet. However, domestic and wild rabbits feed on different solids, so know what kind of rabbit you have. Both can eat oat and timothy hay and alfalfa hay; domestic can also eat pellets; wild can also eat vegetables. Domestic rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; pellets. Do NOT give them vegetables. Wild rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; fresh vegetables like dark leafy greens, carrot tops, parsley. Do NOT give them pellets. Leave the solids in the corner of their box where they can easily eat them. Make sure to change hay, pellets, and vegetables often so that they don't go bad and harbor bacteria. The vegetables should be fresh and moist. You can buy hay and pellets at most pet stores or a vet's office. Greens and carrots are readily available at grocery stores or farmer's markets. In addition to formula and solid foods, consider giving your baby rabbits water. This can help keep them hydrated and feeding properly. Don't leave a deep dish in the box. Baby bunnies can drown in deep dishes filled with water. Fill a shallow dish with a small amount of water and place it in the corner of the box. Clean and refill the water dish frequently. This can not only help your baby rabbits stay hydrated, but can also help ensure that the water doesn't harbor any bacteria.

SUMMARY: Wait until the baby's eyes are open. Introduce solid food. Provide water for baby rabbits.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Stir the onion occasionally to help it cook evenly. You will be ready for the next step when the onion turns tender. bbly. Add the four, salt, and pepper, and stir it briskly with a whisk. Keep stirring until the mixture thickens and turns smooth and bubbly. Remove the saucepan from heat first, then slowly stir in the milk with a whisk. Keep whisking until the milk is evenly mixed in. Removing the saucepan from the heat first will prevent the milk from cooking too quickly. Stir the mixture constantly as it cooks to prevent scorching and a skin forming on top. Once it is cooked, take it off the heat and set it aside. If you have not already, scrub the potatoes clean, peel them, and cut them into thin slices, about -inch (0.32 centimeters) thick. Combine the sliced potatoes with the cooked, cubed ham in the casserole dish. You don't have to stir the sauce into the potatoes, but you can if you want to. Once you have the sauce in, cut the butter or margarine into small cubes, and sprinkle it over the potatoes. This will give it extra richness. You can cover the potatoes with the lid that came with your casserole dish, or you can use a sheet of tin foil. The potatoes are ready when they turn soft and tender, and the top turns golden. If they are not ready yet, let them bake for another 10 minutes. This allows the sauce to not only cool, but also to thicken and become creamier. After this, you can serve them with your favorite dish.

SUMMARY: Melt the butter in a large saucepan over medium heat, then add the onion and cook for 2 minutes. in the flour, salt, and pepper and cook until it turns smooth and bubbly. Stir in the milk. Return the sauce to a boil and let it cook for 1 minute. Arrange the potatoes and ham in the casserole dish and gently pat them down until the surface is smooth. Pour the sauce over the potatoes, then add the butter. Bake the potatoes, covered, for 30 minutes, then bake them uncovered for another 60 minutes. Let the potatoes stand for 5 to 10 minutes before serving.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Visit www.tweetdeck.twitter.com in your browser and sign in with your Twitter account. If you already signed in to Twitter, you don't need to sign in again. If you can't see it, click on the "New Tweet" button, at the top-left corner of the screen. Click on a Twitter account you'd like to tweet from. Read How to Add an Account to TweetDeck. Don't forget the 280 character limit. You can also add pictures and videos to your Tweet by click on the Add images or video button. Read How to Write a Good Tweet for tips on what to say. You can see that under the Add images or video button. You can change month by clicking on the > button. Click on the AM/PM button to change the time period. Click on the Tweet at [date/time] button to save it. Done.

SUMMARY: Go to TweetDeck. Navigate to the "Tweet box". Select your account. Compose your Tweet. Click on the Schedule Tweet button. Set the time and date to Tweet. Schedule your Tweet.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need a pair of dumbbells in a weight that you can lift 8 - 10 times before feeling muscle fatigue. Doing this exercise 2 times weekly will build up strength in your biceps and eventually help you get better at pull-ups. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and the dumbbells at your sides. Curl the dumbbells up to chest height, bending your elbows. Lower the dumbbells back to your sides. Repeat for 3 sets of 10 curls. This exercise simulates a pullup, but it's a lot easier to do because most of your weight is on the ground. It's an excellent way to start building up enough strength to do a pullup. You'll need either a dip bar or a sturdy mop or broom positioned across two chairs. Here's how to do it: Lie down with your neck positioned under the bar or broom. Bend your legs and keep your feet against the floor. Grip the bar with your palms facing out. Lift your chest toward the bar as far as possible. Lower back down to the ground and repeat. You'll need a pulldown machine to do this. It's another effective way to strengthen your upper body and make you better at pull-ups. Stand in front of a pulldown machine and grip the bar. Sit down and pull the bar down to your collar bones. Keep your shoulder blades down and back and lean backward while you do this. Repeat. This is like a pullup, but instead of gripping the bar with your palms facing out, they should face toward you. This position is generally easier and exercises the biceps and upper back. This position is a great compound bicep exercise, and a good exercise to do when you're training to become better at pull-ups. Grip the bar with your hands facing you. Pull your bodyweight off of the ground, crossing your feet beneath you. Keep lifting until your chin reaches the bar. Lower yourself back down.

SUMMARY:
Do biceps curls. Do reverse pushups. Do pulldowns. Try chin-ups.