INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Registering your organization will give it credibility and make it an official group. Every state and country has different laws and rules regarding the registration and incorporation of volunteer organizations. Do a thorough search online for laws regarding registration where you live, and file the necessary applications to make it official! Registering a nonprofit or volunteer organization typically requires you to pay a fee, but it often gives your organization protection from lawsuits and copyright infringement. You'll want to ensure that your website contains your mission statement, contact information, future projects, and information on how to get involved. Consider including a calendar or monthly meeting schedule so that volunteers can easily refer back to important dates or events. Try to keep your website simple in terms of design to ensure that it's easy for people to navigate. Use a professional web address. A safe way to go is to simply use your group's name as your web address if it's available. Weebly, Ucraft, Wordpress, and Google Sites are all popular platforms that are used to create websites. They're also free, and easy to use. Squarespace is a popular website builder, but it'll require a monthly payment plan. Start with a simple brochure or poster. You can either design it yourself or use an online template. Include a call to action by asking your reader to do something specific, like vote on a particular topic or educate themselves on an issue. Tell the reader to refer to your website for more information, and include contact information about joining your group. If you're designing your marketing materials yourself, make sure that you don't violate any copyright laws by including images without the owner's permission. This could get you into big trouble as a registered nonprofit or volunteer organization.

SUMMARY: Register your organization with your state or country to make it official. Create a website so that people can learn about your group. Design promotional materials to market your group.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a scent sensitivity, it's a good idea to use lotions, laundry detergents, and other products that are fragrance-free; however, be careful when choosing products. You want to make sure you are getting a product that truly lacks the chemicals that can trigger allergic reactions for people with a scent sensitivity. If a product is labeled "fragrance-free," this means it does not contain any chemicals or compounds known to trigger allergic reactions. If a product is labeled "unscented," it may contain compounds and chemicals that contain potential allergens even if the product itself lacks a smell. Certain chemicals are likely to affect scent sensitivity. When purchasing a product, scan the label for the following chemicals: Acetone Alpha-Pinene Alpha-Terpineol Benzyl Acetate Benzyl Alcohol Benzaldehyde Camphor Ethanol Ethyl Acetate g-Terpinine Limonene Linalool Scented candles are best avoided if you have a scent sensitivity. They often contain chemicals that can trigger an allergic reaction. Do not use scented candles in your home, or air fresheners that contain similar chemicals. If you want to freshen up the smell of your house, try bringing flowers in from outdoors. Natural scents may be less likely to bother your sensitivity. Smells can be a huge problem around the holiday season. Artificial scents and natural scents are present during this time of year. Work on minimizing your exposure to cope. It may be better to use an artificial tree, as pollen from natural trees can cause allergic reactions. Go for a tree that is fragrance-free. If you're invited to parties, politely let the hosts know that you have a scent sensitivity. Inform them what they can do to help, such as avoiding lighting scented candles. Take precautions when going shopping around Christmas, as stores may use a lot of artificial scents during the Christmas season. You may want to bring any medication a doctor has prescribed for your sensitivity with you when shopping.

SUMMARY: Learn how to recognize products that are truly fragrance-free. Scan labels for certain chemicals. Avoid products like scented candles. Be cautious around the holiday season.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . Older Nexus devices and other older devices using Android 4.4.2 or earlier did not get the Google Now Launcher update, and are locked at five home screens. The only way to get rid of the extra home screens is to install a different launcher. You can install the Google Now Launcher from the Google Play Store. Nova is another popular launcher that allows you to delete extra home screens, along with a host of other features.

SUMMARY: Install a new launcher

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before purchasing your tank inhabitants, it's always best to observe every fish in the store for signs of disease. Even if the fish you want doesn't seem to show signs of ich, it is still exposed to and may carry on ich into your aquarium at home. Some fish have very good immune systems and may just act as carriers to the disease. By introducing a carrier to ich, you are exposing your resident or current tank inhabitants to ich who may or may not have similarly strong immune systems as your new fish. Set up a separate smaller tank so you can observe your new fish for signs of disease. If there are any diseases present, treatment will be much easier but always do the full treatment dosage amounts. Don't think that a small tanks means you only need to do a reduced amount of treatment. When you add new fish to a quarantine tank or any tank, never add the water it was previously in into your aquarium. This reduces the likelihood of transferring tomites into your tank. This prevents the introduction of diseases to other tanks. Similarly, use different sponges and other cleaning tools for each tank. If you can't afford multiple nets, sponges, and cleaning tools, allow for each item to completely dry before using it on another tank. Ich cannot survive in a dry environment. Plants in tanks with fish carry more diseases than those grown and sold separately. Alternatively, you can quarantine tanks for 10 days without fish and treat them with ich treatments to be sure that it isn't infected.

SUMMARY:
Never buy fish from a tank where any fish displays symptoms of white spot disease. Quarantine any new fish for 14 to 21 days. Use separate nets for separate tanks. Buy plants only from tanks without fish.