INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ in your browser. This tab is on the upper-left side of the page. It's a green button in the middle of the page. The Notepad++ installer will begin downloading. Depending on your browser settings, you may have to select a save location or confirm the download before continuing. It resembles a green frog. The installation window will open. Click the language drop-down box, then click the language that you want to use. It's at the bottom of the Language window. Do the following: Click Next Click I Agree Click Next Click Next Check advanced options, then click Install As long as you leave the "Run Notepad++" option checked, doing so will both close the installation window and open Notepad++.

SUMMARY: Open the Notepad++ website. Click download. Click DOWNLOAD. Double-click the setup file. Click Yes when prompted. Select a language. Click OK. Follow the on-screen prompts. Click Finish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While standing upright, bend over to the front or side and make a note of where your body creases. This is your natural waist. It's the narrowest part of your torso, generally located between your rib cage and belly button. If you plan to take lots of measurements that relate to your waist, such as rise, it can be handy to tie a thin string around your natural waistline. This way you don't have to keep finding it all over again! Keep the measuring tape parallel to the floor as you extend it around your waistline. Don't hold your breath or suck your stomach in since this will result in an incorrect measurement. Be sure you don't draw it too tight. Slip 2 fingers under the tape to make sure it isn't pulled too tight. Without slouching or looking down, pinch the tape measure where it meets together. Record this number as your waist measurement. The hip measurement refers to the widest part of your lower torso, which is usually located about 7 to 9in (18 to 23cm) below your natural waist. This may be quite low on your pelvis. Keep the tape measure parallel to the floor as you hold it in the front, extend it around the back of your body, and bring it to meet in the front. Double-check that that tape measure is parallel, since this measurement can be easy to get wrong, before pinching the tape and looking to see what the final measurement number is. Record this number on your reference sheet. Though it's called the hip measurement, you shouldn't measure the circumference in line with where you can feel your hip bones at the front of your body. This part of your body is typically narrower than your buttocks. For this measurement, enlist the help of a friend. Standing straight up with your feet hip-width apart, hold the tape measure at the highest point of your crotch. As your friend to bring the tape measure down the inside of your leg. The should stop at the base of your ankle bone to take the standard inseam measurement. If you're taking measurements to hem a pair of trousers, have your friend bring the tape measure all the way down to where you want the hemline to sit. Remember to take your shoes' heel height into account. For instance, if you're hemming a pair of wide-leg trousers that you'll wear with heels, put on your high heels and have your friend measure down your leg and foot until they reach 14in (0.64cm) above the floor. If you can't find anyone to assist with your inseam measurement, select your best fitting pair of jeans or trousers to measure your inseam. Spread open the trousers and use your tape to measure the distance from the crotch to the hem on one leg. The inseam measurement is used for trousers and jeans. It's especially helpful when determining which trouser length to search for. Stand with your feet hip-width apart and have a friend wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your thigh. They should keep the tape parallel to the floor and pinch the tape where it meets together in the front. Record this number as your thigh measurement. The thigh measurement is most often used for stockings and custom-made trousers. The fullest part of your thigh may be higher up than you expect. Make sure to measure the widest part of your upper leg to get the most accurate measurements. If you're doing this yourself, you'll have to bend over to reach your upper leg. Bend over at your hips instead of bending your knees, since this might throw off your thigh measurement. Follow the same process at different points along your leg to determine your knee, calf, and ankle measurements. Tie a string around your natural waist first. Then place the end of the tape measure in the center front, in line with the string marking your natural waist. Pass it between your legs and bring it up to the back, maintaining good posture and looking straight ahead. Line it up with your natural waist at the back and pinch this part of the tape. Release the tape from around your body and look to see where your finger has marked the measurement. Record this has your half girth. To determine your full girth measurement, pass the tape measure over one shoulder, from the back to the front, and bring the tape to meet in the front at your natural waist. Girth measurements are typically used for custom-made trousers and leotards. The half girth measurement is sometimes called rise. But keep in mind that rise is sometimes recorded as half of this measurement, and is taken from the natural waist to the chair when you're seated. If someone's asked you to provide these measurements, confirm exactly what information they're asking for to avoid confusion.
Summary: Identify your natural waist. Find your waist measurement by wrapping the tape around your natural waist. Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your buttocks for your hip measurement. Find out your inseam by measuring the length of your inner leg. Use a well-fitting pair of trousers or jeans to measure your inseam. Encircle your upper leg with the tape to take your thigh measurement. Measure the bottom half of your torso for the half girth measurement.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is important to start training your dog early so that they understand what you want from them from the beginning. Start with showing them what kind of behavior you want and then reinforcing this behavior with treats and praise. Though you can start teaching simple concepts (e.g., housebreaking, sleeping in crate, not jumping/biting/dominating people) to young puppies using positive reinforcement, training more advanced obedience is only recommended for puppies four months and older. For a high energy dog like a Collie, obedience training is essential. Not only will it provide essential stimulation for your BC, it will also make your life with an extremely energetic, mischievous dog somewhat easier. A professional trainer will be able to your dog with obedience training so that it will be easier for you to continue the training at home. Border Collies are intelligent dogs and often respond best to training techniques in which they can think problems out for themselves, such as clicker training. Read books on Border Collies, join an Obedience/Agility group, or talk with experienced BC owners. Do anything to learn more about your beloved pup and what you can do to make their life healthier and happier. Learn about dog nutrition and how important exercise is for your dog's wellbeing. Consult your veterinarian if you have questions about your Border Collie.

SUMMARY:
Try to train the dog yourself. Take your Collie to a professional trainer. Expand your education.