Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to "Text. Start a new message. Type in the mobile number. Type your message. Send your message.

Answer: " Click "Text" from the menu, or click on "Operation" from the header menu and select "Text Message." Just like on your mobile phone, you can send text messages from this application. Click on "New," or press Ctrl + N on your keyboard, and a new message window will appear. Type in the number of the person you want to send the message to in the text box next to "Send To." If you have an address book maintained with your SIM card, you can click on "Send To" to open the address book. You can put in more than one number. In the big box below, type in your message. Once you're done writing the message, click on "Send." "Sending text message" will appear. A confirmation message will be shown once the message has been sent.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with a good bath. Treat all your pets using either oral or topical medications. Wash your pet's bedding as well as any cloth items that have been on the floor. Allow your pets to roam freely around your house after treatment. Consider keeping your pet indoors as much as possible for the first 30 days. Continue treating your pets with flea preventative every 30 days.

Answer: Bathe your dog or cat using a gentle shampoo or a citrus-based dishwashing liquid. You can also use a commercial flea dip. Fleas don't grasp onto your pet's hair shaft, so they will fall into the water and drown. Bathing is unfortunately not enough to stop a flea infestation. Other fleas in the environment may jump back onto your pet once they are dry. It is important to follow the bath with medication as well. After the bath, comb your pet with a flea comb. You'll also want to use a flea comb every time your pet is treated for fleas. Ask your groomer to clip your pet's hair or shave it shorter prior to other treatments. That way, the insecticide can reach your pet's skin where the fleas live and can make the flea comb more effective. Talk to your vet about sprays and spot on that you can apply to your pet's skin. Different medications will come in different forms (oral medication your pet must swallow or topical treatments you apply to their fur) and they will do different things. For instance, Program doesn't kill fleas but prevents them from breeding, and is therefore best for a mild infestation. Oral products such as Capstar and Nexgard kill fleas, but Capstar only works for 24 hours, whereas Nexgard is effective for 30 days. Ask your vet which treatment is best for your pet. Be sure to use the correct dosage made specifically for your pet, as your pet can have a serious reaction to an overdose. Never use dog flea prevention on a cat, as a cat's nervous system can only handle feline flea preventative. Give the flea preventative on the same day that you treat your house and yard for fleas for maximum effectiveness. Washing will significantly reduce the number of flea eggs and larvae on the bedding and cloth items and will make your insecticide more effective. The wash cycle will not kill the fleas, but it may eject some of the eggs through the drain. The dry cycle, on normal for over 30 minutes, will kill the eggs and any fleas remaining on the cloth. Do this all at the same time, removing everything at once and wrapping it in tied-up sheets. Keep the clean items wrapped in clean sheets or garbage bags until 12 hours after you've treated your house and your animals to prevent fleas from crawling onto the clean items. Fleas will smell your pet and will jump onto their fur, and they will be eliminated soon after they bite your pet's skin. This may help you bring an infestation under control. If your animal must go outside, keep it away from long grasses, fallen leaves, gravel areas or sandy patches. If you have a dog and you need to walk the dog, try to stick to pavement for this first month. While your dog or cat is toxic to fleas jumping on them, you are trying to eliminate a nasty infestation, and you don't want to introduce new fleas to your pet when you are trying to kill off the old ones. If possible, keep pets inside during the winter months, especially cats. Quarantining your animals can save you money because after your infestation is eliminated, you don't need to re-treat them unless you notice more fleas. If your pet stays inside, then you can probably stop the flea preventative treatments after four months. However, if your pets are going outside, you need to continue the treatments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold this position for 15-20 seconds.

Answer: Hold the position but don't strain yourself. Keep your head in line with your spine. Additionally, if you can't quite reach the point where your legs are straight, hold it at a position where you feel a nice stretch without discomfort. The full extension will come in increments with continued attempts. Once you can easily touch your toes, the next step in this stretching exercise is to build up to doing it with your palms flat on the ground just in front of your feet as opposed to simply touching your toes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Compile the articles into one document. Ask a professional parliamentarian to review your bylaws. Adopt the bylaws in an organization meeting. File your bylaws with your state, if necessary.

Answer:
Use consistent formatting throughout the document and use one font and one font size (11- to 12-point font is most readable). Include a title page with the name of your organization, the date of the last revision of the bylaws, and when the bylaws go into effect. Your bylaws will outline procedures by which to run the organization, conduct meetings, elect officials or committee leaders, and so on. These procedures are based on rules that dictate what happens first, how many people need to vote to reach a decision, who can vote by proxy (sending in their vote instead of voting in person), etc. A professionally credentialed parliamentarian is someone who is an expert in these rules and procedures. Parliamentarians can be found by contacting associations such as the American Institute of Parliamentarians or searching online for "professionally credentialed parliamentarian" in your state. You will likely need to pay a consulting fee for their services. The bylaws need to be accepted by the organization in order for them to take effect. The director of the organization generally has the authority to adopt the bylaws. Include a statement at the end of your bylaws that attests to their adoption, and include the date of adoption. The secretary of the organization should sign this statement as well. Some states require that bylaws are filed with the state, while other states require only periodic reporting of key personnel and financial information. Check with your Secretary of State to find out if you need to give a copy of your bylaws to your state agency. Corporate bylaws are typically not filed with any official agency. Many states require that corporations write bylaws, but you don't have to file them with your state. They may be shared with stockholders and other key individuals, however.