INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A live chat is like a text conversation between you and a Verizon support agent. You can talk with each other about any issues you may have, whether it be an account issue, a Verizon phone problem, or anything in between. You can find the live chat function by following this link:https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/contact-us/?lid=sayt&sayt=live%20chat* Under the 'Live Chat' section the website will ask you to sign in with your Mobile Number (or user ID) and password. If you don't have an account with Verizon or you have forgotten your details, the pop-up box provides you with helpful links to help you out. You will see a chat box after signing in. Here, you will be able to talk with a Verizon agent who will help you resolve the particular issue you have. The agent will usually greet you and ask what your issue is. Type the problem you'd like fixed as clearly as possible then press 'Send'. The agent will likely ask for your date of birth, your phone number and a security question. Politely and carefully type out your issue so that the support agent on the other side will be able to understand the issue. The solution for your problem will depend on the issue. If it's something small, the support agent may be able to solve it directly in the live chat. If it's more complicated than that, they may provide you with a guide to fixing your problem or they may direct you to your nearest Verizon store.

SUMMARY: Navigate to the live chat section on Verizon's support page. Sign in to your Verizon account. Chat with a Verizon agent through the chat box to resolve your problem. Provide all details asked of you.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The silicone first needs to be cleaned to remove any grease or remaining release agent (a bonding chemical). You can do this by pouring acetone, delimolene (orange solvent), or isopropanol on a rag and wiping down the entire surface of the silicone prop or prosthetic. Silicone is a flexible material, so it's necessary to use a flexible paint in order for it to stick to the silicone. Mixing an oil-based paint with silicone caulking will make the paint even more flexible than it already is. Use a paint mixer to mix the paint and caulking thoroughly. You can buy oil-based paint and silicone caulking at any home improvement store. After the paint is mixed with caulking, you may find that it is a little too thick for an even application. To thin the paint down, add an orange solvent or some white spirit. Mix in 1 part thinner to 3 parts paint, and stir the mixture. Then, the paint will be thin enough to use in an airbrush, if you choose to apply the paint that way. It's not necessary to thin the paint if you don't think that it is too thick. You can tell the paint is too thick if it doesn't easily spread over the surface of the silicone. A thin layer of paint is especially important if you are painting a prosthetic or prop that you want to look to realistic. Apply the paint with an airbrush or paintbrush. If you're using an airbrush, make sure to hold it at least 10 to 14 inches (25 to 36cm) away from the surface of what you're painting, and move the airbrush in a quick side-to-side motion. Create a thin and even layer and then wait 2 to 4 hours for the paint to dry. Check the paint's label for exact drying instructions. Building up the layers of paint will allow your painted prop or prosthetic to have depth, which will make it look more realistic. Apply the second layer and then wait 2 to 4 hours. Continue to build up layers until you are satisfied with the object's appearance. Then, let the paint dry completely before use. Typically, it's a good idea to wait a full 24 hours before touching or using the silicone object. Look at the label on the paint for precise drying instructions.

SUMMARY: Wipe down the silicone with acetone or limonene. Mix 3 parts oil-based paint and 1-part silicone caulking. Add 1-part paint thinner to 3 parts of the paint and caulk mixture. Apply a thin layer of paint. Allow each layer to dry completely before adding another coat.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . In the lotus pose, your legs are crossed with both of your feet resting on top of your legs. This is a difficult position, so you may need to build up to it over the course of days, weeks, or months. Once you can do this, you can do this, try it without using your hands. Use your hands to bring your right foot, then your left foot, up to your chest. Practice until you can do it without feeling anything. Bring your feet higher and higher each day until you can bring them behind your head. You may need to put one leg behind your head, to start.

SUMMARY: Practice the lotus pose Bring your feet to your chest. Keep at it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hermit crabs love to dig, tunnel and bury themselves. Not only is playing in substrate fun for your crab, the substrate provides the right environment for your crab to molt (i.e. shed exoskeleton, grow). The depth of the substrate should be 3 to 4 times the size of your crab's shell and be able to retain moisture. If your crab is the size of a dime, penny, or quarter, you will need at least 6 inches of substrate. If your crab is the size of a golf ball, use 6 to 8 inches of substrate. If your crab is the size of a tennis ball, use 8 to 10 inches of substrate. If your crab is larger than a baseball, use at least 12 inches of substrate. Any type of sand is fine for your crab as long as it is clean. Most sand that you buy will be pre-washed and/or pre-sanitized. Pour some of the sand into a small bowl before you put it in your crab's tank and check for insects. If you notice any strange smells when you open the bag of sand, do not put the sand in the tank. The sand may be moldy. Sand is very affordable and your crab will enjoy playing in it. Coconut fiber (i.e. Forest Bedding, Eco-Earth) comes as a hard brick when you purchase it, and it must be prepared before you place it in the tank. Place the brick in a large bowl and fill the bowl with water until you can break the brick apart with your hands. Add the coconut fiber to the tank while it is moist. Your hermit crab will probably eat some of the coconut fiber. This is perfectly fine as it contains minerals that they need. You can also use pre-prepared salt water to fix your coconut fiber. Coconut fiber attracts fungus gnats. If you notice tiny black bugs in the tank, you need to clean the tank and replace the substrate. You can also combine sand and coconut fiber. Use a 5:1 ration of sand to coconut fiber.

SUMMARY:
Make sure the substrate is deep enough. Use sand. Use coconut fiber.