Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a different liqueur instead of peach schnapps. Use rum or tequila instead of vodka to give the cocktails more flavor.

Answer: One of the easiest ways to customize the flavor of sex on the beach cocktails is to use something other than peach schnapps. Try using 14 cup (59ml) of melon liqueur with 14 cup (59ml) of Chambord, for a fruitier drink. You could also substitute the schnapps with: Coconut rum liqueur Apple schnapps Cherry liqueur Vodka is known for being a strong alcohol that's flavorless. If you'd like your cocktails to have a warmer, richer flavor, use your favorite rum or tequila. For even more flavor, try a spiced rum. If you're not sure if you'll like the substitution, play around with using half vodka and half rum or tequila.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Meet the initial qualifications. Brush up on your outdoor skills. Improve your chances by taking classes. Work as a volunteer firefighter. Talk to wildland firefighters. Prepare for potential hazards.

Answer: In the US you must be a citizen at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or the equivalent in order to work as a firefighter for federal, state, and local agencies or bureaus. Each country has its own unique set of qualifications. Be sure to check the specifications in your jurisdiction, if you live outside of the United States. For example, in Canada, you must be 18 years or older, speak English, and complete three training courses. It's an enormous help if you're familiar with basic survival skills like assembling a tent, reading a topographic map, using a compass, and tying knots. Much of your time on duty will be spent living outdoors, so knowing camp crafts and having wilderness survival knowledge will give you a leg up. Break in your boots. You will be supplied with most items needed (hard hat, leather gloves, fire resistant clothing, backpack, tent, etc.), but you need to purchase your own boots. The US Fish & Wildlife Service recommends you break these in before turning up for duty to avoid blisters, sores, infection, and other concerns. Practice hiking with a pack. Increase the distance hiked and weight carried gradually, until you can hike with 45 pounds for several miles. For perspective: to qualify as a smokejumper, you would need to complete a hike of three miles in under 90 minutes, carrying a 110-pound pack, over level ground, among other things. Complete a fire training course from a local community college, university, or vocational institute. This will give you the basic information you need to get started on the job. If you have no prior experience in wildland firefighting, there are basic classes you may be able to complete locally. This can increase your chances of being hired. The first step would be to complete courses in fire science and emergency medical training. Beyond this, specific educational requirements vary at the federal, state, and local level, so contact the organization you plan to apply with to find out more. Earning an associate's, bachelor's, or graduate degree in fire science or other related subjects will set you apart from other applicants, but this is not typically required for entry level wildland firefighting positions. Check the courses offered in fire science at your local community college or university to see if there is at least one course in wildland firefighting. Contact the school to find out if hands-on training is part of the fire science curriculum. Many organizations that hire wildland firefighters require previous experience. Volunteering with your local fire department will give you an opportunity to work in the field, receive training, and develop the physical stamina necessary to be an effective wildland firefighter and well qualified applicant. This gives you an opportunity to find out more about the job from someone with firsthand experience. They can also give you tips for the application, physical test, new job listings, and how to be successful on the job. Make sure your will, power of attorney, life insurance policies, etc. are all in order prior to taking a position as a firefighter. Wildland firefighting is an extremely hazardous profession. Before you leave for a season, make sure all of your affairs are in order. While training and safety precautions reduce the risk of death for wildland firefighters, it remains a possibility. While wildland firefighter safety continues to improve, the job is still very hazardous. In 2013, an entire crew of 19 was lost when their emergency shelters were unsuccessful in protecting them, after they became trapped in unexpected and rapidly deteriorating conditions. In recent years, annual deaths have decreased dramatically. Apart from 2013, less than 20 fatalities have occurred annually since 2010.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hand feed friendly fish like koi and goldfish for the easiest experience. Select a calm and quiet time to feed the fish. Use recommended food for the fish breed to avoid making the fish sick. Move slowly and quietly to avoid startling the fish.

Answer: Some fish tolerate human presence more than others and are not shy about coming close. Koi, goldfish, betta and angelfish are common breeds that are very sociable. These fish, especially koi, often take food from a human hand. Hand feeding friendly fish will be easier than feeding delicate fish that are shy or less sociable. The feeding place can be your own pond, your aquarium, or even a local park. To prevent distractions, choose a feeding time that's free of sudden noises, such as splashing water, and sudden movements, such as other humans walking by. It's best not to try this with a new fish you have just bought or moved to a new aquarium. Your fish needs time to acclimate to its new surroundings. Flake food or pellet food will work. If you're hand feeding your own fish, use your regular fish food. If you're at a park, the park will probably provide fish food for guests to use. Smaller fish, like goldfish or betta fish, typically like flake food or small pellets of food. Larger fish like koi enjoy large pellets of food. Sudden movements will scare the fish. Moving slowly and quietly will help the fish trust you. They must be used to your presence before they will eat from your hand. If you accidentally scare the fish with noise or movement, wait a few minutes and try again! Startled fish will usually come back to you if they are hungry.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Comb through the grass to remove dead foliage. Clip out stubborn dead blades. Cut off brown or spent flowering tips in the spring.

Answer:
Every few months, it's a good idea to put on a pair of gloves and gently run your hands through the grass. It should feel kind of like you're finger-combing your hair. This helps pull out any dead foliage and keep your evergreens looking their greenest. Work gloves are ideal for this process, but if you don't have a pair of those you can always use rubber gloves. Combing through the grass usually removes most of the dead foliage. If some brown blades remain after combing, though, you can always trim them out with gardening shears. Just remember to trim at the base of the blade to remove as much of the dead foliage as possible. Like deciduous grasses, evergreens generally need an annual trim. Unlike deciduous grasses, though, you don't need to prune that much off evergreens. Use your gardening shears or hedge trimmers to cut any brown or spent flowering tips off the grass. Cut your grass back to new growth, which should still be green. The exact length that you need to cut depends on what type of grass you have and how much your grass has grown out. That's why you typically go by color instead of length for evergreen grasses.