INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Briquettes need time to dry before you can use them. Find a dry place, either in your home or outdoors, where the briquettes will not be disturbed.  For example, store the briquettes in a closet in your living room. Avoid humid areas of the home, like the bathroom or kitchen. If you store the briquettes outside, do not leave them in the open air in case it rains. Instead, you could store them in a shed. Once the briquettes are stored safely, simply let them sit for three to seven days. When done, briquettes should be completely dry to the touch and compact. After they're finished drying, you can burn your briquettes.

SUMMARY: Set your briquettes in a dry place. Let the briquettes dry for three to seven days.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While your dog may show their teeth sometimes while they are playing, if their lips are curled back and you can see their gums, this is a clear indication that they feel aggressive. If you can, take a few steps back from the dog to give them space and observe what is making them upset. Many dogs get territorial when it comes to food, treats, or toys. It’s possible you stepped to close to them for comfort. If your dog is wrinkling the area between their nose and eyes, this is another sign they are upset. It’s a good indication that their behavior is bordering on aggressive rather than playful. Always err on the side of caution when your dog behaves aggressively. If you have other animals or children, make sure to keep them away from the aggravated dog. Look at your dog’s hind section. If the hair is raised up rather than laying flat, this means they are on guard and ready to fight. Always check to see what your dog is responding to and do what you can to alleviate the situation, but definitely put your own safety first. Don’t try to just brush your dog’s hair back down. This won’t do anything to alleviate the way they’re feeling and may just upset them more. This can often indicate that they are guarding something they don’t want you (or another dog) to have. If their front legs are stiff and their head is slanted downward in a locked position, this means they are feeling very unhappy about something. If your dog has a hold of something that could be harmful to them, try to distract them with a treat or favorite toy to get them to abandon the item they’re guarding. This is often a great indicator of your dog’s feelings. While dogs bark for many reasons, a bark or growl coupled with other indicators of aggressive behavior can help clue you in to what your dog is feeling. Check the direction in which your dog is barking to see if you can locate the cause. This may help you avoid similar situations in the future. If you have trouble getting your dog to stop barking, or if they’re having any other behavioral issues, you may want to take them to dog-training classes.

SUMMARY: Watch your dog’s mouth for snarling and an excessive showing of teeth. Look for a wrinkled muzzle to tell if your dog is feeling aggressive. Check your dog’s fur to see if their hackles are raised. Look to see if your dog freezes with their head lowered. Listen to your dog to hear if they are barking or growling.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . In addition to helping you lose weight and gain confidence, exercising has a host of other benefits for your body and mind. Having good cardiovascular health has been linked to a decreased risk of Alzheimer's, just to name one. So hit the pool for a swim, the pavement for a walk or jog, or the park for a hike as often as you can.   Exercising boosts your immune system too; even a change as minor as walking briskly for 20-30 minutes a day, five days a week can improve your immune system by increasing both your antibody and T-killer cell response.  Exercising is also one of the absolute best ways to sleep better at night—which can help you lose weight by keeping you from overeating. Read How to Get Fit for more details. Our physical frames vary in size and weight. An individual with a large frame can carry a little more weight while a person with a light frame will be able to carry less.  Being underweight isn't a good thing either! Do not use any form of crash diets. There is no magic bullet for weight loss—and even if there were, starving your body of vital nutrients wouldn't be it. A slow change in your eating habits is much safer and the long-term benefits for your physical health are greater. If you don't want to go on a diet, read How to Lose Weight Just by Exercising. Just remember that only serious athletes are able to burn off enough calories to be able to enjoy massive indulgences—and even so, they tend not to because it's hard on the body. Even if you do consume more calories than are recommended for you, be sure that they are nutritious; your heart, brain, muscles, bones, organs, and blood can't run forever on empty calories. ross train. Just because you can run 5 miles (8.0 km) without stopping doesn't mean you're healthy—same goes for lifting weights the size of a small car. If you only do one activity, you're only using one set of muscles. You'll be shocked when you go swimming or do core workouts that you can't keep up! What's the answer? Cross training. Not only does doing several different activities work all your muscles (which can help prevent injury), it also keeps you from getting bored. That's the ultimate exercise killer! So include aerobic and strength training workouts to your routine. Your muscles will be glad you did. wisely. It should go without saying that there are bad ways to work out. Every time you get moving you put yourself at risk for injury, so make sure you're doing it right!  First things first, stay hydrated. You should always be sipping water during your workouts. Getting dehydrated can lead to dizziness or headaches during your sweat session (or lack thereof).  Take breaks! It isn't being lazy, it's being healthy. You can't go-go-go forever. After 30 minutes or so of exercise, grab your water bottle and lighten up. Your body needs a second to catch up. You'll be able to go further in the long run. Being physically active isn't about pounding the pavement or joining a gym—it's a lifestyle that can be had 24/7.  If you can add extra 10 steps to your day here and there, they add up. Don't have any ideas? Park a bit farther away from work, the mall entrance, or the grocery store. Ride a bike to work or school. Take the stairs. Walk the dog every day. Take lunch to the park. Bike to work or the local coffee shop. Little opportunities are everywhere.

SUMMARY: Get in shape Maintain a healthy weight. . Exercise Take advantage of opportunities to be active.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This screen will also have an notice to enter the BIOS configuration utility. Note the multiple selections on this screen, including the choice "Normal Boot", "Perform Disk Scan", and "Restore Factory Settings". For reference, this is the grub boot loader menu typically located at [/dev/sda1]/boot/grub/menu.lst.  .." entry, then press the E key again to edit this selection This screen will have a fairly long command. XANDROSBOOTDEBUG=y  You'll be taken to a command line mode with a pound # prompt. To do this, type the following and press ↵ Enter after each line.mount /dev/sda1 /mnt-systemmount /dev/sda2 /mnt-user

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Power cycle your laptop if needed, or power it on. Repeatedly press F9 when you see the first screen with Asus' logo. Wait for a boot menu to appear. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "Normal Boot" entry if it's not currently selected, then press the E to edit this selection. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "kernel /boot/vmlinuz. Move to the end of the next line with the cursor arrow keys. Add the following to the end of the line, including a space: Press ↵ Enter to save your changes and go back to the first menu. Press B to boot with the changes. Mount the two partitions for system and user.