Q: Find a large mason jar and set it on a table with some small pieces of paper and some pens. Put up a sign telling people to write down their favorite memory of the guest of honor and put it in the jar. These can be read aloud later at the party, or kept private as a special gift to read later. Provide a suitcase, some clothing, and a few personal items, and have each guest try to pack it as quickly as possible. Use a stopwatch to time each person, and the one who packs it the fastest wins a prize. Research facts about the guest of honor's destination and divide into teams to play a trivia game. Ask the questions aloud and have each team write down their answers. Whichever team has the most questions right at the end is the winner. Guests can give individual gifts if they'd like to, but it may be more fun and meaningful for everyone to pitch in on one big gift. Research the area around where the person will be living, and if possible, buy gift cards to restaurants or boutique stores nearby so that your friend can explore the area when they arrive. If it's not possible to buy the gift card online, often you can call and purchase one over the phone, then have the owner hold it for the recipient until they come in. Look into purchasing a deal from a site like Groupon, which offers fun excursions in lots of different cities. For a simpler gift, have everyone pitch in for a gift card from a home furnishing store so that the guest of honor can buy decorations for their new space.
A: Create a memory jar. Play the suitcase challenge. Play destination trivia. Ask guests to contribute to a group gift.

Article: It's important to use the right supplies when you're making moonshine, because using equipment made from the wrong material can backfire - literally. For the sake of safety and the best chance of making true moonshine, collect the following supplies: A pressure cooker. Use one you don't intend to use for other purposes, or buy a new pressure cooker specifically for making moonshine. Copper tubing. You'll need about two yards of tubing that is 1/4" in width. This can be purchased at a hardware or home and garden store. A drill with at least a 1/4" bit, for drilling a hole in the lid of the pressure cooker. A 15 gallon (56.8L) metal pot. A large plastic bucket. Cheesecloth. 10 pounds of cornmeal, 10 pounds of sugar and 1/2 ounce of yeast. Drill a hole in the lid of the pressure cooker and thread it to snugly receive a 1/4" copper tubing. Insert the end of the 1/4" copper tubing into the hole, being careful that it does not project through more than an inch. This is your condensing tube. The tube should be long enough to go from the cooker to a sink and extend beyond the sink down to near the floor. If you don't want to drill a hole in the cooker's lid, you can thread it through the vent and affix it there using duct tape.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather supplies. Build a still.

Problem: Article: Young ducks grow quickly, and as a result, they need food that has a lot of protein and is high in calories. For the first 3 weeks of life, feed them a starter diet that is 18-20% protein and consists of small pellets (about 1/8"). Duck food can be bought at your local pet store. Some reputable manufacturers of duck food are Purina, Mazuri, or Gunter. Though chicken feed can be substituted for duck food, chicken feed should not be fed to ducklings. Once the ducklings reach 20 weeks of age, you can substitute duck food for chicken feed with the same amount of protein. Male and female ducks will both need the same amount of protein. Check the back of your duck food bag for nutritional information. This amount of calcium is needed for laying ducks to make quality eggs. You can begin to feed the female ducks this higher protein diet in the spring time, when they are likely to begin laying eggs. These treats should compromise no more than 15-20% of a duck's diet. Cut all treats into small pieces. You can also let your duck graze outside, provided the area they are grazing has no pesticides or other toxic materials. Don't season or cook these treats. Feed them raw. Bread, chocolate, onion, garlic, popcorn, avocados, and citrus fruits should not be fed to ducks. Ducks should be allowed to graze freely on their food. Remove the food at night so it does not begin to rot or attract ants and rats. Each duck will consume about 6-7 ounces of food per day, but bigger ducks may eat a bit more. Buying duck food in bulk will work for feeding large flocks, but for smaller flocks, buy small amounts of food frequently so they will have fresh food all the time. Moldy food can make ducks very sick. Store leftover duck food where it can keep dry. This water can be provided in a trough, an outdoor pond, or a shallow bucket. Any large, open container the ducks can fit their bill in will suffice. If you decide to use a watering system, such as those designed for chickens or turkeys, just make sure the ducks can reach the water. The water should always be clean, as ducks are especially prone to botulism. Change the water daily.
Summary: Feed ducklings and adolescent ducks a diet that is 18-20% protein. Feed ducks over the age of 3 weeks a diet that is 14% protein. Feed laying ducks a 16-17% protein diet that has 3-4% calcium. Offer occasional treats like corn, carrots, and greens like cucumber or broccoli. Provide food at all times during the day. Buy small amounts of fresh food more frequently. Provide cool 50-70F (10-21C) and clean drinking water.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Try: 1 Enemies: 9 Score: 30000 Try to do this 3-5 times a day. You will improve a lot with practice.

SUMMARY: Set to combat training teammates. After that, try out on online.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you can vacuum your pillow top mattress, you'll have to strip all of the bedding off of it. This includes any mattress covers you have on it. You should wash these linens while you clean your mattress. Connect the upholstery attachment to your vacuum. Use it to remove dirt, lint, and other (sometimes microscopic) debris from your mattress. You might have to go over the mattress a few times to make sure you get everything up. If your vacuum has a crevice attachment usually the longest and thinnest attachment use it to clean the seams of your mattress. Most pillow top mattresses have a quilted top, where the material gathers to a central point, usually fastened by a button. These areas tend to collect debris and dirt, and a crevice attachment can help you clean it well.
Summary: Strip your mattress. Vacuum the mattress top. Use the crevice attachment for seams.

Q: The gym can be an intimidating place, especially if you're new. It's easy to allow negative thoughts to creep into your mind, but it's important to positive to keep yourself motivated. Think "I can." "I can lift this weight." "I can run another lap." Replace "I won't" with "I will." "I will do another 5 reps." "I will complete an extra set." It's easy to let excuses stand in the way of your fitness. Common excuses include: "It's raining." Don't let bad weather stop you from continuing your workouts. Keep your exercise regime on track by exercising indoors. "I'm too tired." It is important to allow your body time to recover. However, often times, you may just be feeling lazy. You want to stay in the habit of working out. It's okay if you can't give 100% every time you go to the gym. A workout that didn't happen at all is the only bad type of workout. Make a fitness commitment to yourself by keeping up healthy habits. Healthy habits can include exercising at the same time each day, making thoughtful dietary decisions, and being patient with yourself. Results take time, and it's important to not give up.
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Be positive. Forget the excuses. Stay focused.