Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill out descriptions. Select a time frame. List inventory. Sign and date.

Answer: Go through your list of items and begin filling in descriptions. This will help you get organized before taking your inventory counts. When looking over your items and filling in your descriptions, start organizing your items into groups to make counting stock faster. There are multiple ways you can do this. Organize your stock room by item alphabetically. Pull the items you have an excess of into the front. Order them by serial number. Inventory reports should be filled out on a consistent basis: weekly, monthly, or annually. Be sure to label the time frame that you're using before taking count of your items. Go through your inventory and list the amount of stock you have for each item. Be sure to label your stock review with a unit of measurement if needed. Also, list "0" for any items that you've run out of. Don't leave the space empty. Once you've filled out your inventory report, double check your stock review. A proper review will give an accurate account of expenses, stock items, and damaged items. If everything is accounted for and labeled properly, sign and date the report.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep a leopard tortoise outside whenever the climate permits it. Set up a large outdoor habitat with a mix of sun and shade. Add 23in (5.17.6cm) of hay to the indoor enclosure and clean daily. Set up UVB and heat lamps for indoor enclosures.

Answer: The leopard tortoise is found natively throughout south and east Africa, in dry or semiarid climates with lots of grass. They thrive in areas with a mix of sun and shade and medium humidity. The daytime temperature should be about 80 to 85F (27 to 29C), with a basking area available of about 95F (35C). The nighttime temperature shouldn't fall below 75F (24C). If you can meet these conditions outdoors, your tortoise will be happiest. Leopard tortoises should never be exposed to temperatures below 60F (16C), and need ample shade and air movement if the temperature is above 95F (35C). Because of their large size (and the large enclosures they therefore need) and the warm and sunny climate they require, leopard tortoises aren't ideal pets in every climate. While you can keep them indoors permanently, it will take a significant investment of time and money on your part to house them properly. Enclose an area that's at least 10ft 10ft (3.0m 3.0m) with solid (non-transparent) walls that are at least 18in (46cm) high. Make sure the pen has a sunny spot with little or no grass on it (for sunbathing), and lots of tall grasses and shrubs (for shade and hiding) elsewhere. There should also be a "hide box"an enclosed area that the tortoise can retreat to for safety and some "alone time." A doghouse can serve this purpose. Leopard tortoises aren't much of an escape risk if the walls are 18in (46cm) high, but the walls should be solid so they can't see outside the pentortoises can be easily frightened by what they see out there! Up to 2 adult tortoises can be kept in a 10ft 10ft (3.0m 3.0m) enclosure, but if they are both male it will have to be larger. To figure out minimum sizing for 2 adults, measure their shell lengths, add them together, and then multiply by 4. Ideally, the indoor enclosure will have grass hay on the bottom, with planted grasses for grazing, and dry areas for basking. You can also use a mix of soil and mulch, shredded paper, or newspaper if hay isn't available. Avoid using wood shavings, because they can harm your tortoise's health. Remove any newspaper or hay soiled by droppings or food daily. Replace all the newspaper or hay (and clean the enclosure) weekly. Healthy tortoises require several hours of daily exposure to UVB light. If your leopard tortoise doesn't live outside, you'll need to buy a UVB lamp that puts out a wavelength between 280-320 nm. Plastic, plexiglas, screens, and glass all filter out UVB, so you should get a lamp even if your enclosure is near a window. The bulbs should be within 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30cm) of your leopard tortoise, and turned on for 12 hours daily. Be sure to get a UVB that is appropriate for leopard tortoises, such as Reptisun™️, Powersun™️, or Mega-ray™️ UVB. Use red light heat lamps or other heating elements to keep the enclosure between 75 and 90F (24 and 32C). Measure your UVB output with a meter like the Solarmeter 6.2 or 6.2R, to determine if your bulbs are outputting the right amount of light. Different UVB lights put out different amounts of UVB and types of beams, so make sure you are getting one that's good for leopard tortoises. Check that your heat lamps are putting out the right temperature with a digital temperature gun.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get close. Find a place where you feel comfortable. Make eye contact. Keep your mouth open. Touch him.

Answer:
If you think your boyfriend is ready to kiss you, get close to him. Touch his arm or his face gently to let him know you're ready for a kiss. Don't cross your arms. Crossing your arms may give him the impression that you're not ready for a kiss. Instead, keep your body open and facing his. Smile at him to let him know you're comfortable. If you're relaxed, then he'll feel less anxious about making a move to kiss you. Kissing releases oxytocin, a chemical that makes us feel happy and relaxed. If you're worried about someone watching you, or an being interrupted, try moving to a new spot. Once you start kissing, you may want to keep kissing for a while, so it's important to be in a spot where you feel safe. Look into your boyfriend's eyes before you kiss him, but also try opening your eyes during the kiss. Eye contact is a great way to build intimacy, especially while kissing. It might feel a little awkward at first, so don't stare too long while kissing. Just take a moment to look at your boyfriend while kissing, and then shut your eyes. Take a break between kissing to re-establish eye contact with your boyfriend. Don't shove your tongue down your boyfriend's throat, and don't cover his mouth in spit. Open your mouth wide enough to let your tongues touch and go from there. Relax and work together. Try not to think about anything other than the kiss. If you get tense, the kiss will suffer. Don't breathe through your mouth and into his. Breathe through your nose when you kiss. Keep your hands around his back or neck. Hold him close while you kiss. Don't get carried away if it's just your first kiss. Take some time to appreciate the power of a kiss on its own. Keep the touching simple and affectionate.