Write an article based on this "Use the scruffing technique. Use your strongest hand to scruff a cat. Lift the cat by the scruff. Support his bottom. Carry the cat. Put the cat down on the ground."
article: An aggressive cat is likely to try to escape your arms by scratching so the above methods are not ideal for him. A safer way to carry this cat is to scruff him. Scruffing mimics how the mother cat moved her kittens around by holding them by the loose skin over their shoulders called the scruff. When held by the scruff, many cats are subdued and don't fight back. Some veterinary experts confirm that scruffing is an acceptable way to maintain control of a cat for a very short amount of time because, if done properly, it will not harm the cat. Note that scruffing is a controversial technique, so consider asking your vet to show you how to do this properly. In addition, by using the scruffing technique, we can also make sure that the cat has his teeth and claws facing away from you he is less likely to hurt you. Note that an adult cat is too heavy to be carried by the scruff alone and that you should take some of her weight by sitting her rear end on your other hand. This will ensure that the cat doesn't feel pain when he is scruffed and that there is no strain on his spine and muscles.. This would be your dominant hand, or the one that you use for basic activities like carrying groceries or writing. Place this hand over the cat's shoulders and grasp a handful of the loose skin in your fist. Hold the skin firmly, but not with excessive force. Apply only as much grip as you need to lift the cat up and not more or less than that. Hold the cat away from your body. This has the effect of pointing his legs away from you. If he tries to scratch, he is left just clawing the air. Use the other hand to form a scoop "seat" and slide it under the lowest part of his body. Some cats curl up when scruffed, so this could mean his bottom or his lower back (if he curls up). Never lift the cat by the scruff alone. Always make sure to support his lower legs and never suspend his body weight as this can be very dangerous and cause pain for the cat, particularly if he is older. Do not carry a cat while scruffing him; most experts suggest that this can harm the cat and put strain on his spine and muscles. While it's okay to scruff a cat to momentarily lift him or to administer medication to an unwilling cat, scruffing is always a last resort and should not be done for more than a few seconds. Thus, scruffing should not be used to casually carry a cat around. Do not scruff a cat and then let him go. Instead, place his front feet on the ground and let him gently hop out of your arms.

Write an article based on this "Prepare the broccoli for steaming. Microwave the broccoli for 2 minutes, then stir. Microwave the broccoli for 2 additional minutes. Strain and serve the broccoli."
article: Pour approximately pound frozen broccoli into a microwave safe dish. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons of water to the bowl. Cover the bowl with a lid. If your microwave safe dish does not have a lid, cover it with a microwave safe plate. As the water heats up, it will turn into vapor and steam the veggies. Place the dish in the microwave. Set the device's power level to HIGH and steam the broccoli for 2 minutes. Once done, remove the dish from the microwave, take off the lid, and stir the vegetables. When you uncover the dish, be aware that steam will escape. To protect yourself from the steam, wear oven mitts or use hot pads. Recover the dish and return it to the microwave. Steam the broccoli for 2 additional minutes. Open the door, remove the dish, and check to see if the broccoli is heated through. If it is still cold, return the dish to the microwave and steam the broccoli for 1 minute intervals until heated through. Grab a colander and place it over a sink. Pour the contents of the dish into a strainer. Once the excess water is removed, transfer the frozen broccoli into a serving dish. Season the broccoli to taste and serve. Common seasonings include salt, pepper, and/or butter.

Write an article based on this "Locate state or county online public record repositories. Access vital records through state or county health departments. Research military service records through the National Archives. Find civil and criminal records online."
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Public records are created and maintained by government agencies. While the definition of public records varies by state to state, they are directed by law to be made available to the public, often upon formal request. See if your state or county has a searchable online public records database. In Google or Bing, type the state or county plus "public records". Next, search for specific public records (birth, death, marriage, divorce, etc.) within state or county webpages. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides links to state and county agencies that maintain vital records (births, deaths, divorces, marriages). Go to the CDC.gov website and search for "where to write for vital records". The National Archives provide resources for obtaining military personnel or medical records. They provide a searchable database for records and documents in their collection from before World War I. Military service records can only be requested by a veteran or their next-of-kin. Casualty lists and records of medals, awards, and decorations up to the Vietnam War are also available on the webpage for the National Archives. Civil and criminal cases are handled at the county, state, and federal levels, so you will need to determine the relevant jurisdiction(s) when searching for case data. Civil cases refer to acts of negligence or disputes between organizations or individuals, while criminal cases are those that cause harm or violate privacy and safety. Search the county clerk's office for criminal or civil court records. The county clerk maintains records for civil, small claims, and even criminal cases decided at the district or county level. In a search engine, type the county's name and "criminal records" or "civil court records". If known, you can also enter the appellate's or defendant's name or the case number. Track down inmate records through the state Department of Corrections (DOC). In a search engine, type the name of the state and "department of corrections". In general, you should be able to find information such as an inmate's DOC number, location of incarceration, and dates of incarceration.