How to study the etymology of words 
Find a good etymological dictionary. 
To start informally studying etymology, buy or gain access to an authoritative dictionary that includes the linguistic origins of words in its definitions. The easiest way to tell that it does is if it has, " etymological " in the title.

OPTIONS:
- Just because it's there doesn't necessarily mean it's etymological. If it is not there, there is a greater likelihood that it is not getting into your mouth than if it is the correct dictionary.
- Your library is open all year long. Locate your textbook on etymology at http: // thekeys.google.com/books /? L=7799.
- However, it may still include etymologies even if it does not include this in the title. Check a definition to see if there is a section labeled " origin " or " etymology.
- This is obvious, but many experts believe it's easier to read a great book through to the print. If there is an etymology knowing database nearby, use it to find out.

However, it may still include etymologies even if it does not include this in the title. Check a definition to see if there is a section labeled " origin " or " etymology.

How to protect pets from urban dangers 
Secure your home. 
As the primary habitat of your pet, your home needs to be pet-proofed. This is especially important in urban areas, since your pet will be spending a lot more time in your home.

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- Fencing pets in yards, on couches and tables, or underneath stacked furniture can increase the risk of a dog walking in the neighborhood. In larger urban areas, talk to landlord or homeowner association to see if they can arrange for a fire extinguisher.
- When securing your home, consider : Installing a security system. Making sure windows and doors close and lock properly.
- Your home should also, for some pets, be to be aquarized to protect them from predators (including lions) and other pests (including fleas). Make sure your home has at least one tank or curtain rod for this purpose.
- Enclosures should always be secured with duct tape or sticky materials, which you are then stuck with. Make sure your home is free of pet damage, and consider installing a bird-resistant door mat, similar to the one a squirrel must face.

When securing your home, consider : Installing a security system. Making sure windows and doors close and lock properly.

How to make chocolate truffles 
Prepare the double boiler (also known as a bain marie). 
Place a medium cooking pan in a high heat and pour around 1 liter (0.3 us gal) of water. Bring the water to a.

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- You should see steam rising from the pan. Run a food thermometer over the heat and this should take 5 minutes.
- Ensure that the water is constantly coming out of the bottom of the pan. Place the chocolate truffles in the water.
- Place the chocolate bar on a chopping board and cut or break it into squares. Usually, following the lines on the chocolate will suffice, unless the bar is divided into very large pieces.
- Place the truffles in the warm water for a minute and then turn them over. Check how the truffles are done.

Place the chocolate bar on a chopping board and cut or break it into squares. Usually, following the lines on the chocolate will suffice, unless the bar is divided into very large pieces.

How to prevent runner's knee 
Get your gait and run style analyzed. 
Everyone has a specific running style and gait. Getting these analyzed can help you understand what you need to change or monitor when you're running.

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- Start with your fundamental running style, then try different variations. For example, try high-intensity running, intense sprinting, and walking it out.
- Problems with your gait may include : Pain: fatigue from running and/or the inability to keep up with the pace at which you're running. A sore joint: pelvic pain from runner's knee.
- For example, if you tend to bump into more people, you may want to consider changing your gait as you walk. However, this may be impossible or frustrating in comparison to how you would normally do without stumbling along the track or tripping.
- You can see a running specialist or doctor to get your gait analyzed. They'll watch you run and use specialty video to analyze where your foot falls on the ground and how it falls in relationship to the rest of your body.


You can see a running specialist or doctor to get your gait analyzed. They'll watch you run and use specialty video to analyze where your foot falls on the ground and how it falls in relationship to the rest of your body.