context: How to make a chocolate yule log
Preheat your oven to 350f (177c) or gas mark 4.
Lower the rack to the center of your oven.
Spray a 17 " x 20 " (40 cm x 30 cm) pan with cooking spray.

OPTIONS:
- Use either cooking spray or a spray stirrer to stir the wet ingredients to ensure they are well-mixed. Bake the logs on the center rack in a preheated oven, at 400f (177c) for 20 to 30 minutes.
- Place a piece of parchment paper onto the sprayed pan, and spray the parchment with cooking spray. Fill a saucepan halfway full of water.
- Sprinkle coconut flour on top. Stir in 2 tbsp (15 ml) of butter , 1 tbsp (15 ml) of cocoa butter, and 1 tbsp (15 ml) of salt to the bowl of a stove-top frying pan.
- Make sure to spray across the pan, not around the edges. Combine cup (120 ml) kosher salt , 1 1/2 " 2 " (3 quart) brown sugar, and 2 cups (2550f) softened butter in a large bowl.
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next sentence for the context: Place a piece of parchment paper onto the sprayed pan, and spray the parchment with cooking spray. Fill a saucepan halfway full of water.

context: How to volunteer at the local nursing home
Get the permission of your parents or guardians.
If you are a minor, you will need this permission to start volunteering.
Go online or get the phone book and find the number of the nursing home at which you would like to volunteer.

OPTIONS:
- You can enter the address or zip code and press the " get started " button. Begin volunteering your evenings and weekends.
- Contact the nursing home by email or call them to inquire. If you are not a registered nursing home you will need to visit their website.
- Type in your contact information to volunteer at a nursing home. You must include information about your purpose and association with the nursing home.
- Get ready to call the nursing home. Locate a calendar so that you will know when you are free to volunteer, and have a pen and paper to write down important information.
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next sentence for the context: Get ready to call the nursing home. Locate a calendar so that you will know when you are free to volunteer, and have a pen and paper to write down important information.

context: We see a lady riding water skis on a lake. The lady gives thumbs up then thumbs down. the lady

OPTIONS:
- falls into the water.
- lifts her legs up over her head.
- looks back and sees her home.
- then spins on the board.
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context: How to keep a hamster cool in hot weather
Watch for overheating.
Hamsters are very sensitive to the heat and can overheat easily. Keep an eye out for these symptoms of heatstroke :
Panting bright red tongue slobbering depression weakness lack of movement convulsions
Move his cage to cooler part of the house.

OPTIONS:
- This is usually your bathroom in an attic; in warmer temperatures, it can take several hours for the hamster's body to cool. Shifting his cage away from the heat can also add some stuffy air to his environment.
- Walk through your home and try and find where it is the coolest. Try and move your hamster's cage there.
- Consider moving his cage to a cooler part of your house. At a very young age, start moving his cage to a cooler area of the house.
- Hamsters cannot move non-furry objects, such as toys or boxes, and they do not like being out of heat. Move his cage to cooler part of the house, or near a window, near a vent.
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Walk through your home and try and find where it is the coolest. Try and move your hamster's cage there.