INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Outdoor cats need shelter from wind, rain, and cold. Use sturdy building materials or repurpose an existing container. Try these: Plastic storage tub from a hardware store (about 35 gallons / 132 L) (Easiest option) Old doghouse from a friend or neighbor Plywood or lumber (one 4 x 8 ft sheet, or assorted scrap) A cat's body heat can only warm up a small space. There's no magic size to aim for, but the largest shelters top out at about 26" tall x 26" x 32" (66 x 66 x 81 cm). If you're using an existing container significantly larger than this, saw it apart or divide it using plywood. These dog house instructions will work for cats as well, with the modifications described below. Use these if you're building the house from lumber or plywood. A removable roof lets you easily change dirty bedding and check on an injured animal if it wanders in. If you're building the house yourself, attach the roof to the walls using a hinge. If you're using a plastic storage tub, use the lid as a roof. Once complete, you can weigh down the roof using rocks or other heavy objects. The shelter must be raised if you expect snowdrifts or floods in your area. 18 inches (46 cm) is enough for most areas, but 12" (30 cm) or less will work in areas with less severe weather. There are several solutions possible: Keep the shelter on a covered, raised patio. Stack the shelter on stacks of scrap lumber, concrete blocks, or other objects. The stack must be completely flat and sturdy. Surround it with heavy objects if necessary to prevent collapse. Keep it on a sturdy plywood sheet raised off the ground by four 2x4s (38 x 89mm) legs attached with coated deck screws. Cats prefer shelters with two entrances, so they can escape from predators sniffing in one. Cut two 6 x 6" (15 x 15 cm) doorways on different sides. If using plastic, cover the sharp edges with duct tape. If the house is not raised, start cutting the doorway about 2" (5 cm) above the ground to prevent flooding from rain. If the house is raised, cut the entrance on a side with a ledge in front of it (from the plywood or stacked objects) so the cat can jump up to it. Cut the exit somewhere with no ledge beneath it, so predators can't easily access it. For added warmth, staple or glue canvas drop cloth over the interior of each doorway. The plastic storage tub is already waterproof, letting you skip this step. If you are using plywood or lumber, or a doghouse, sand and paint it to protect it from rain. For serious protection and further insulation, cover the roof with roofing material. A lumber cat house may be warm enough without this step, but any other material requires insulation. Line each wall by gluing on 1" (2.5 cm) thick foam insulation board from a home improvement store. Leave a 3" (7.5 cm) gap at the top of the walls. rest an additional piece of foam on top of the walls, to insulate the roof. In areas with severe winter, consider using Mylar instead, which will reflect the cat's body heat. You may line the floor with Mylar as well. Cut the foam with a utility knife. Put in plenty of straw, without blocking the doorways, for cats to burrow in for additional warmth. If you don't have a straw, use pillowcases loosely stuffed with packing peanuts or shredded newspaper. Do not use hay, which absorbs moisture and can cause allergies. Do not use blankets, towels, or loose newspaper. These can absorb body heat and chill the cat. Some cats will eat packing peanuts, which can cause intestinal blockage. Double-bag them with pillowcases to minimize this risk. You can keep food inside the shelter, but water should be left outside to avoid spilling. Keep the water dish nearby. In temperatures below freezing, use an electrically heated water dish. If you can't afford one, use a ceramic or thick plastic dish and surround it with styrofoam. Invite feral cats into the shelter with a small amount of catnip just inside the entrance.

SUMMARY: Find building materials. Size it for a snug fit. Make the roof removable. Raise the house off the ground (if necessary). Create an entrance and exit. Waterproof the shelter (if necessary). Insulate the walls and roof. Fill the house with burrowing materials. Provide food and water. Lure cats in with catnip.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Each day, remove the drip tray from your Nespresso machine and wash it. Use dish detergent and a clean cloth. If there is any buildup in the drip tray, make sure to scrub it away. Rinse the drip tray with warm water and let it air dry. Also clean the capsule container the same way. Without proper cleaning, your drip tray will grow bacteria and mold. While you are cleaning your drip tray, remove the water tank and the lid from the machine. Wash both parts with mild dishwashing detergent. Rinse with warm water, making sure to remove all suds. If you don't use your Nespresso machine daily, consider washing the lid and water tank every few days. Let the lid and water tank air dry before reassembling. You can also dry it with a clean cloth. Avoid letting water sit in the water tank. It can start growing mold or bacteria. Take a dry soft cloth to gently wipe the capsule detector lens. There is no need to use water or soap. You just want to wipe away any smudges on the lens. The detector lens is located inside the machine. You can get to it once you remove the maintenance module, which is attached to the drip tray and holds the cups. The coffee outlet and outside cover of the machine should be wiped down often. Consider doing this multiple times each week. Use a clean damp cloth to wipe down the machine. The coffee outlet is the place where the coffee drains into your cup. Use the cloth to wipe away any buildup. Wipe down the outside edges and the inside walls where the capsule holder goes. When cleaning this machine, never use strong or abrasive cleaners. Use only mild, odorless detergents. Don't use sponges when cleaning. Only use soft cloths. Never submerge any of the parts in water or other liquid.

SUMMARY: Clean the drip tray daily. Wash the water tank daily. Wipe the capsule detector lens with a soft cloth. Wipe down the external parts regularly. Avoid strong cleaners on your Nespresso machine.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choose "add features" and install Windows Server Backup if it is not already installed. Type "wbadmin start systemstatebackup." This will back up the whole volume. Scheduled backups must be backed up to a local physical dedicated drive.

SUMMARY:
Open Server Manager. Click start, run and command to get to a command line. Add the parameter "-allcritical" to back up all critical volumes instead of just system state data. Use the command line tool to create scheduled backups.