INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To be sanitary, scoop the dead crab up along with the sand it was buried in. Dispose of the crab and the sand in one swoop. Make sure to wash your hands thoroughly with antibacterial soap after handling a dead crab. If you have no qualms about trashing your deceased crustacean, you can simply place the carcass into a standard waste bin and put it out for garbage collection. Put the body into a Ziploc bag, lay it carefully into the trash, and let it be. If you can't bear the thought of throwing out your crustacean friend, consider burying him beneath a foot of soil. This is a very personal decision, and you need to do what you must to feel okay about the situation. Make sure that you bury him deep enough that other animalsdogs, cats, raccoons, etc.cannot dig up the body. Feel free to bury the dead crab along with the sand from his cage or tank. The sand may be contaminated, and burying is a great way to safely dispose of it. The flush may seem like a quick and easy solution, but it is not a sanitary choice. There's a chance that a rotting carcass will contaminate the water supply. Bury or trash your dead hermit crab instead. If you want to replace your departed hermit crab, clean the tank before you introduce your new pet. Clear away any sand that may have been contaminated by a rotting dead crab; clean the sides of the tank; replace any water.

SUMMARY: Dig up a buried crab and dispose of it if you smell a rotting-fish odor. Throw your dead crab out with the garbage. Bury your dead crab. Do not flush your dead crab down the toilet. Prepare the tank for a new crab.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to make the dusting process easier and more effective, remove all of the clutter from around your house. For instance, clear off anything that's gathered on your tables or countertops, and put away loose items that have collected on the floors, sofas, and chairs. To make the job more manageable, work on one room at a time. Also, once you've finished dusting a room, don't move any items back into that room until they've been dusted, as well. Before you start dusting, take any linens, pillows, rugs, or cushions outside and shake them thoroughly. This will knock loose a lot of the dust that's trapped on the soft surfaces, so you won't have as much to deal with inside. Try hitting your pillows and cushions against each other firmly to dislodge dust that might be embedded deep down. If it's been a long time since you dusted, it may still be a good idea to wash or vacuum these fabrics before you return them to the room. Before you get started dusting, put a new filter in your main air conditioning vent to trap any new dust that ends up in the air. Also, clean out or replace the filter in your vacuum cleaner, if you have one. That way, your vacuum will be able to trap more of the dust you're trying to clean. Even if you're careful to trap as much dust as possible, you'll still probably send a lot of tiny particles into the air while you're dusting, which is why changing your AC filter is important.
Summary: Clear any clutter out of the room. Take any fabrics in the room outside and shake them off. Change your vacuum and AC filters to catch airborne dust.

Lay the papads on a cloth in the sun for two days. This will make them hard and crisp. You can store the dried papads for a year or more and wait to cook them until you are ready to eat them. Heat oil in a pan then put the papads in the oil one at a time. The edges will curl inward then the middle will cook. When they are crisped and fried, take them out. Don't fry them too much or they will fall apart. Turn the flame on very low on a gas stove. Grab a pair of tongs and lay the papad over the flame. Move the papad around so it does not burn and that every area of the papad gets exposed to the flame, including the edges. The papad is finished when the edges begin to curl. Get a paper towel slightly damp and rub it on the papads. Put one or two papads on a plate in the microwave. Cook them for 20-30 seconds then flip them and cook them again for 20-30 seconds. You can cook the papads in a toaster for a quick and effective method. Cut the papads in half and place each half in a toaster. Make sure your toaster is on a light toast setting and that you keep an eye on them so they don't burn. Before handling, make sure the papads are completely cool. If you handle them too quickly, they might break. Cool fried papads on a paper towel to soak up any extra oil.
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One-sentence summary -- Dry the papads in the sun. Fry the papads. Grill the papads to avoid greasiness. Microwave the papads to save time. Put the papads in a toaster. Let the papads cool.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you really want to stay friends with this person, then you may need to practice speaking more guardedly. Try to avoid subjects which that they can exploit for gossip points, and give your friend very little or nothing negative to say about you. Talk about mostly happy things, and avoid mentioning worries or fears. Avoid sharing personal information about yourself or your family. Stay neutral when you talk about other peopledon't make comments or express opinions about your peers and mutual friends. If your friend is spilling someone else's secrets or pestering you for information, stand your ground and say you don't want to talk about it. Don't encourage them once they've started gossiping about someone else.

SUMMARY:
Limit what you tell them. Change the subject if you are uncomfortable.