Q: Remove all the cinnamon rolls from two cans and cut them into bite-sized pieces. Whisk together a bread pudding base of egg yolks, half-and-half, cinnamon, sugar and vanilla. Place the cinnamon roll bites in a greased baking dish and pour the bread pudding mixture over it. Bake the bread pudding for about one hour at 350 degrees F (175 C). You can also divide the bread pudding among smaller ramekins instead of one large baking dish. You may need to reduce the cooking time slightly. Check the ramekins around 20 minutes into baking. Cinnamon rolls cook up really quickly as waffles which makes them a great breakfast or rich dessert. Simply spray a waffle iron with baking spray and heat it up. Place one canned cinnamon roll on the iron and close it. Let the cinnamon roll waffle cook for 3 to 4 minutes. It should flatten and cook completely. Drizzle the cinnamon roll waffles with the icing or you could use maple syrup. Spray a Bundt pan with baking spray and open 2 cans of cinnamon rolls. Cut the cinnamon rolls into bite sized pieces and roll them in a cinnamon-sugar mixture. Place them into the pan and bake them at 350 degrees F (175 C) for about 20 minutes. Flip it out of the pan and drizzle the monkey bread with the icing packet. You can also make extra gooey glaze by mixing butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Spread the gooey glaze over the cinnamon roll bites in the pan before baking. To make long cinnamon roll sticks, unroll five cinnamon rolls into long strips. If you're going to add a filling (like shredded coconut, mini-chocolate chips, or chopped nuts), press 1 tablespoon of the filling onto each unrolled dough strip. Fold the strip of dough in half and twist it around a few times to make a spiral. Bake the cinnamon twists at 350 degrees F (175 C) for 18 to 20 minutes. While you can drizzle the twists with icing, you could also serve them with a side of icing for dipping. Divide one can of cinnamon rolls into five rolls. Place one of the rolls in the center of a baking pan and unroll the remaining four rolls so they're long strips of dough. Loosely wrap each of the strips around the center piece of dough so you make one large cinnamon roll. Bake the giant roll at 350 degrees F (175 C) for 20 to 25 minutes. You can drizzle the giant cinnamon roll with the icing while it's still warm from the oven.
A: Make bread pudding. Cook them as waffles. Try cinnamon roll monkey bread. Bake cinnamon twists. Make one giant canned cinnamon roll.

Article: Damaged and narrowed arteries can simply be a result of age. Those 55 and older are at an increased risk. Of course, bad health choicessuch as poor diet or not getting enough exercisecoupled with old age, can increase your chances of developing the disease as well. Generally speaking, men are more likely to develop CHD than women. However, even women are at an increased risk once they finish menopause. Women also typically have less severe, atypical symptoms of CHD. They tend to have sharper, burning chest pain, and are more likely to experience pain in their neck, jaw, throat, abdomen, or back. If you are a woman who experiences any abnormal sensations or pains in your chest or shoulders, or if you have trouble breathing, talk with your doctor as these could be early warning signs of CHD. If any close relatives had a history of heart disease, then you are at a higher risk for CAD. If a father or brother was diagnosed earlier than age 55 or if a mother or sister was diagnosed before age 65, then you are at the highest risk. Smoking is one of the primary culprits for most CHD cases. Cigarettes contain nicotine and carbon monoxide, both of which force the heart and lungs to work harder. Other chemicals in cigarettes can damage the integrity of your heart's arterial lining. According to studies, when you smoke, you increase your chance of having CHD by 25%. Even using e-cigarettes ("vaping") can have a similar effect on your heart. For your health, avoid all forms of nicotine. Consistently high blood pressure can cause hardening and thickening in your arteries. This narrows the channel for blood flow and makes the heart work harder to circulate blood through the body, resulting in a greater risk for CHD. A range for normal blood pressure is 90/60 mm Hg to 120/80 mm Hg. Blood pressure isn't always the same and can vary in a short period of time. People with diabetes have blood that is thicker and more viscous, which is harder to pump through the body, meaning your heart has to work overtime. People with diabetes also have thicker atrial walls in the heart, which means that the heart's passageways can block more easily. High cholesterol results in the buildup of plaque on the atrial walls of your heart. High cholesterol also means that there will be more fat deposits placed in your blood vessels, making your heart sluggish and more prone to disease. Both high levels of LDL (so-called "bad" cholesterol) and low levels of HDL ("good" cholesterol) can also result in atherosclerosis. Obesity (a BMI of 30 or greater) typically worsens other risk factors since obesity is tied to high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and developing diabetes. Stress can cause your heart to work harder because your nervousness and stressed excitement makes your heart beat faster and heavier. People who are always stressed out are much more likely to develop heart-related diseases. Stress increases your risk of blood clots and causes your body to release hormones that raise your blood pressure, too. Turn to healthy sources of stress relief, such as yoga, Tai Chi, and meditation. Daily aerobic exercise not only strengthens your heart, it can relieve stress. Avoid turning to unhealthy substances such as alcohol, caffeine, nicotine, or junk food to deal with stress. Massage therapy may help you battle stress.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consider your age. Consider your sex. Look at your family history. Examine your nicotine use. Test your blood pressure. Take into account if you're diabetic. Try to reduce your cholesterol. Consider your weight. Evaluate your stress levels.

Q: Use a cleaner specifically sold for use with LCD screens. Spray a small amount of this cleaner onto your soft cloth. Do not drench the cloth. It should only feel a little moist to the touch, and you should not be able to squeeze any liquid out of it. Only use soft, lint-free, and static-free cloths. Lens cloths work especially well, but any microfiber cloth will usually do the trick. Avoid paper towels, dish towels, terry cloth towels, and other abrasive fabrics. Only use cleaning products specifically created and sold for use with LCD screens. Do not use all-purpose cleaners, alcohol-based products, bleach, aerosol sprays, solvents, or abrasives. All of these products could seriously damage the screen. In extreme cases, the screen may even break completely. Do not spray the cleaning solution directly on the screen. Doing so increases the likelihood of getting moisture into the openings at the bottom or along the sides. Moisture should not be allowed through these openings, since it can short out your computer if it gets inside. Pass the cloth over the Macbook Pro screen, working either from top to bottom or from side to side. Buff the screen in small circular motions, applying steady but light pressure. Hold the computer screen near the very top or very bottom to reduce the risk of accidentally smudging it as you work. Continue buffing the computer screen as necessary until all smudges are gone, reapplying cleaning solution as necessary. This may take several passes over the screen and several minutes to complete.
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Spray a little LCD or plasma cleanser on a microfiber cloth. Wipe the screen using the cloth.