Q: Conures will enjoy a chance to spread their wings and explore your home. They may even come hang out with you for a while. Give the conure at least an hour outside of their cage every day. Always supervise your conure when they are out of their cage so they don't get into trouble! Make sure to bird-proof your home before letting them roam. Close all windows, and turn off any fans. There should be no electrical wires or scented candles out in the open. Always supervise your conure around other pets and children. If your other pets are aggressive toward small animals, put them in a separate room. Conures love a good bath every couple of days. Fill a tub with water, and place the bird in it. Once in the water, the conure will bathe themselves. If they don't, splash the water to encourage them. When they are done, wrap them in a towel, and pat them dry gently. You can use Tupperware containers or dog dishes to bathe your conure. The dish should be big enough that they can walk around comfortably in it. If they don't want to bathe, take them out and try again another day. Going outside can be fun for your bird. To prevent them from flying off, however, they must be restrained. Place the conure in a harness, and let them ride on your shoulder while you hold onto their leash. You can also carry them in a bird carrier. If this is their first time outdoors, they may be nervous. Keep the first visit short. Even if their wings are clipped, a conure may still be able to escape outside. Always use a harness and leash or a bird carrier while outside. Spend time on a screened porch, if possible. This can help your conure get used to being outdoors and also provide them with fresh air without risking losing your bird. Just like children, conures love peekaboo. Hide your face behind a corner or an object. Let your conure come and find you. Pop out and say, "peekaboo!" Soon, your bird may be the one trying to hide. If your bird likes to toss items, catch can be a great game to play. Roll a plastic ball towards your bird. They may pick it up and toss it. Retrieve the ball, and roll it back to them. Keep playing until your bird gets bored. Depending on your bird's size, balls you can use include ping pong balls, small caged pet toy balls, golf-ball-sized rope balls, and bird-sized Jolly Balls.
A: Let them roam around your home. Bathe your conure. Walk them outside while restrained. Play peekaboo with them. Catch a ball with them.

Article: Some people who have a hard time digesting lactose (found in dairy products) find that combining milk with food makes it easier to digest. These over-the-counter pills can be taken right before meals to help your body digest milk and dairy products. Some dairies and milk producers add lactase directly to milk, so you can get the taste and nutritional value of milk without the risk of digestive problems. Unsweetened almond milk, coconut milk and rice milk are all great alternatives. If drinking milk is not an option, opt for other milk products, like yogurt or cheese. Even though these foods are still made with milk, they may be easier to digest.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Drink a glass of milk with food. Take lactase enzyme tablets. Buy lactose-free milk. Try other dairy products.

Problem: Article: . You can prevent syphilis transmission by recognizing the symptoms. Syphilis symptoms include skin ulcers, lesions, and rashes inside or around your genital area. Ulcers and lesions can also pop up around the mouth and lips or inside your mouth. Rashes found on the palms of your hands and soles of your feet are also symptoms. Additionally, you might develop a fever, swollen glands, a sore throat, and feel tired and weak. Unfortunately, if you have caught syphilis or if you had syphilis previously and it has relapsed, you might not know because symptoms do not always surface. Ensure that you do not have syphilis by getting tested for it, either by your usual healthcare provider or a local clinic that tests for STIs. If you are at risk for an infection, it is recommended that you get tested at least once a year, if not twice a year. Also, it is recommended that you get tested with each new partner. If caught in its early stages, syphilis can be cured with the right medicine, usually with penicillin G. Home remedies and over-the-counter drugs do not cure syphilis. Once treated, it is recommended that you abstain from all sexual activities for seven days or until your sores are healed to prevent contracting syphilis or transmitting it to other partners.
Summary: Recognize syphilis symptoms Get routine blood tests. Don't use home remedies or over-the-counter drugs.

Q: Writing a speech is only one aspect of the entire presentation. You also need to practice the speech out loud. That's because often, the way that you write things might not actually roll off the tongue easily. Go over any parts that seem confusing or that don't flow easily. Make any notes or changes that will be helpful when delivering the speech. Time the speech when you recite it. Give the speech to a mirror so that you can see how often you're able to look up from your paper without stumbling. You can also practice the speech in front of a close friend and ask for feedback. You might have a lot to say, depending on your tenure at this place and how much it has meant to you. However, this speech is not the time to go into minute detail about it. Remember that people likely need to get back to work, or have other things they'd like to be doing with their time. If you do it right, you can make a powerful speech in a short period of time. A farewell speech should usually be about five minutes long. Ten minutes is acceptable in certain circumstances. More than that should be reserved for extremely special circumstances, such as when a head of state resigns. Many people get nervous when speaking in front of a crowd. There are plenty of tricks to help yourself battle nerves if you need to. Make sure to practice your speech many times; then, prepare yourself for standing in front of a group. Know that you may make a mistake. Be prepared for this. Don't beat yourself up if it happens. Acknowledge it and move on. You can even laugh at yourself to help put the audience at ease. Focus on people who seem to connect to your speech. If they're nodding, smiling, or have their eyes glued to you, focus on them. Their energy will help give you confidence.
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Recite your speech to yourself. Keep the speech brief. Speak with confidence.