After you have the door in place you will no longer have access to these areas. In particular, look for any remaining uneven spots that can be filled in to prevent air leaks or the collection of water. Especially focus on the sill area. The caulk will dry slowly, so it should still be pliable when you fit the new door into place. It is usually easiest to move the bottom of the door to the doorway and then raise the whole door unit into the frame. Push shims into the spaces along the sides and top of the jamb to make the door fit snugly in place. You may only be able to do this from the interior side of the house as many exterior doors have molding around the exterior side of the jamb that will limit access to any gap. Check to make sure the door is level before you nail or screw the door into its final position. Nail or screw through the jamb into the frame at several points to ensure that it is held firmly in place. Most pre-hung doors will also come with a few long screws that are specifically designed to anchor the door itself into the frame. Remove a few of the short screws that attach the door to the jamb and replace these with the long screws. The sill pan will just screw or nail into place over the sill region, and the cap will have to be attached where the exterior molding meets the outside wall. You must cover any remaining gaps to prevent air leaks or water damage.
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One-sentence summary -- Pre-caulk the hard to reach areas inside the frame of the door. Set the door in place. Secure the door into the frame. Install the sill pan and drip cap. Caulk around the edges to make sure the seal it complete.

Sit facing them with your knees drawn up. Place your feet on top of theirs or vice versa. Then, lie down so that you are face up. Make sure your lower back is touching the floor.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a partner. Hold a medicine ball to your chest.

Lung cancer can be treated in a variety of ways. However, the treatment that your doctor chooses for you will depend on: Your overall health. The size of the cancer tumor. The exact location of the tumor. The stage of the tumor. This is done by a thoracic surgeon. The goal of the surgery is to remove the whole tumor and the surrounding lymph nodes. This is done to ensure that no cancer cells are left on adjacent tissues. The time taken for recovery will depend on the surgical procedure that has been done and the amount of tissue that has been removed. The recovery will also depend on your condition before the surgical procedure. Radiation therapy is a treatment option where x-rays that have high energy are used to destroy the cancerous cells. This procedure is done by a radiation oncologist. The most common type of this treatment is external beam therapy where a machine is placed on the external part of your body. Radiation can also be given using implants that are inserted inside your body, which is called internal therapy. The side effects that may occur after radiation therapy include decreased appetite, fatigue, sore throat and dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing). Your skin might also feel irritated where the therapy was applied. Chemotherapy involves taking drugs that may stop the cancerous cells from multiplying and dividing. Most of these drugs are given intravenously and work systematically through your body in an attempt to kill all the cancerous cells. You may receive several drugs at once. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, decreased appetite, hair loss, diarrhea and increased risk of infection. You may be given other drugs that will help to reduce the side effects that may occur during chemotherapy treatment. Some of these modes of treatment may be combined to increase your chances of defeating the cancer. For example, you may have a surgical procedure done to remove the cancer, followed by radiotherapy to kill off any remaining cancerous cells.
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One-sentence summary -- Discuss the available options of treatment with your doctor based on your specific condition. Talk to your doctor about surgery. Consider radiation therapy. Consider chemotherapy. Know that some of these treatments can be combined.

Cover holes with duct tape as a stop-gap solution for water or air leaks. This won't hold up permanently, so don't consider it a long-term fix. However, in the short-term, use duct tape to slow or stop leaks in things like: Bike tires Inflatable balls Clothes Water bottles Hoses Don't throw away a plastic item just because the plastic has cracked. As long as you don't care about appearances, get some more life out of it by mending the split with duct tape. For a stronger patch job, apply one long strip along the split itself, and then cross that with shorter strips. This can help you get more use out of things like: Cans, bins, and other containers Household tools like rakes and dustpans Replacing the siding to your house isn't something you can always do immediately after it has been dinged, scratched, or punctured, so utilize duct tape as a temporary fix. Protect your home from insects and water damage. Cover the damaged area with duct tape until you can make a more lasting repair. Like vinyl siding, you may not be able to repair broken shingles or replace missing ones right away, but you also don't want to leave your roof exposed in the meantime. If you have any -inch (6 mm) plywood handy, cut it to size and wrap it in duct tape. Replace the missing or broken shingle by jimmying your impromptu one into place underneath the one above. Window screens often tear, especially around the edges. Prevent insects from making use of this. Keep your house pest-free by taping over any sizable gaps that they could fit through.
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Fix leaks with a temporary patch jobs. Fortify split plastic. Mend your house's vinyl siding. Replace shingles. Cover holes in window screens.