Q: The Chinese use a lunar calendar, which is different from the Western Gregorian calendar. For this reason, you're going to have to calculate the mother's age according to the lunar calendar, not the Gregorian calendar.  First of all, add one year to however old you are right now. You're 32 years old right now? According to the Chinese calendar, you're at least 33 (possibly 34). This is because the Chinese count the first nine months spent in the womb towards the baby's age, unlike in the West. So when a baby is born, it's already 1 year old according to the lunar calendar. If you were born after February 22, take your Gregorian age, add 1 (from the roughly year you spent in your mother's womb), and you're done. If you're 17 and you were born on July 11, you're 18 according to the lunar calendar. If  you were born before February 22, find out if your birthday comes before or after the Chinese New Year during the year you were born. If you were born before the Chinese New Year, add an additional year to your Gregorian age. For example, you were born on January 7, 1990; the Chinese New Year during 1990 happened on January 27, meaning you were born before the New Year, according to the lunar calendar. This makes you two years older, in lunar years, than you are according to the Gregorian calendar.  If you're having trouble converting your Gregorian age to your lunar age, search for an online converter or click here. If the baby has not yet been conceived, determine the month that you would like the baby to be conceived, or just work backward: use the calendar and desired gender to determine when you should conceive. The easiest way to convert the actual month or the desired month of conception to the lunar calendar is to use an online converter. Type in "Gregorian to lunar calendar conversion," or use the one supplied here Start from your lunar age at the time of conception and move right until you find the lunar month when the child conceived. This will give you either a G (girl) or B (Boy).
A: Find out the mother's lunar age at the time of conception. Determine the lunar month during which the baby was conceived. Using the graph below, find the place where your lunar age and the child's conception month intersect.

Q: Many dogs and other animals end up injuring themselves with porcupine encounters two or more times. If your pet has been injured by a porcupine once in your area, it is likely to encounter one again and may provoke it again. Porcupines live in small, enclosed spaces. Caves, spaces underneath logs, or rockfalls may contain porcupines. Keep your animal leashed when passing by this type of area, or call it back if it goes to investigate these. If someone encountered porcupines near your house, they may be living underneath a deck, in a crawlspace, or in the corner of a shed. A porcupine's den may be easy to discover if you follow the sound of strange barks, grunts, moans, or screams. These sounds are most common during the autumn mating season. Contrary to myth, porcupines are not aggressive and are not able to throw their quills. As long as you back away slowly, the porcupine should not harm you. Look around as you back up to make sure there are no other porcupines around. While they are usually solitary, you may find mothers with young or multiple porcupines sharing a den in the winter. Porcupines typically sleep during the day, so your animals have little risk of encountering them during that time. Keep your animals indoors or in pens during the night. If you want to spot the porcupines yourself to confirm they are on your property, you may need a flashlight or night vision goggles. Stay well away from the suspected den. Besides the possibility of injury, porcupines will eat wood and garden plants, causing major damage. Call Wildlife Control or professional pet removers and have them safely remove the porcupines. Do not attempt to drive the porcupines away yourself, as you could be seriously injured.
A: Do not assume your animal will learn to avoid porcupines. Identify possible porcupine dens. If you encounter a porcupine, back away slowly. Know when porcupines are active. Call professional porcupine removers to remove porcupines on your property.

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A: Log into Twitter and then tap or click your profile image to open your profile. Tap the "Following" option. Tap or click the "Following" button to unfollow someone. Block a someone to prevent them from seeing your updates

Q: Peel one banana and place it in a blender along with 1/2 cup (120 ml) of almond or soy milk. Add 1 scoop of mocha-flavored protein powder and 3 tablespoons of hemp hearts. Dump 2 cups (434 g) of ice cubes into the blender. You can use any vegan milk you'd like. For an extra chocolate flavor, consider using chocolate hemp milk. Put the lid on the blender and blend the frappuccino for about 20 to 30 seconds or until it's completely smooth. The frappuccino should foam up. Pour the frappuccino into your serving glass. If you want to make a dairy-free topping, rinse your blender out and place 1/4 cup (60 ml) of thick, coconut cream into it. Put the lid on the blender and blend the cream until it's lightened and smooth. If the cream is too thick to get out of the blender, you may need to blend in 1 teaspoon of almond milk to loosen it. The cream will whip the best if it's very cold and thick. Immediately spoon the coconut cream topping onto the frappuccino. You can dust the top of the smoothie with a little cocoa powder or mocha-flavored protein powder. Stick a straw in the frappuccino and enjoy.
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Measure the ingredients into a blender. Blend the frappuccino. Make the coconut cream topping. Serve the vegan mocha frappuccino.