In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hang up all of the clean clothes on hangers and then arrange them in the wardrobe. Alternatively, fold all of the clothes neatly and place them into a dresser. Make sure to organize them into groups like T-shirts, shorts, and sweaters so that you can find everything easily. Keep all of your shoes lined up on the wardrobe floor or on a rack. If there are clothes that you don't wear often and there isn't much space, you can store these in storage containers that fit under the bed. Keep books that you read often within easy reach and store away books that you don't use as frequently. You could organize the books on a shelf by author, height, or color. You can also use containers or baskets to organize similar books and keep the containers on a shelf. For kids that have favorite books, keep these together in a basket on the floor so that they can reach them easily. Sort the pile of toys into smaller categories such as dolls and action figures, blocks, stuffed animals, and craft supplies. Store each category together so that all similar items can be easily found. For example, stuffed animals could go in a large basket on the floor and blocks could go in a large, plastic container that fits under the bed. Dolls and action figures could go into storage baskets that sit on a shelf and craft supplies might belong in a box in the wardrobe. If each toy has a designated place to go, this helps kids to learn where to put things away. Work through all of the items in the large box or container and place them back where they belong. If you come across an item you don't need or want, donate, recycle, or throw it away to clear up a bit of free space. Make sure to put the items back exactly where they go rather than just piling them in a different room, as this creates a bigger mess for you to deal with in the future.
Summary: Put away clean clothes and shoes in the wardrobe or dresser. Place all of the books on a bookcase or in storage containers. Store all of the toys in easy-to-reach storage containers and boxes. Return all of the miscellaneous items that don't belong in the room.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you think your horse has a hoof abscess, contact your vet right away. Your horse will likely be in a lot of pain, so taking your horse to your vet as soon as possible will allow for early diagnosis and prompt treatment. During the appointment, give your vet a detailed history of the hoof abscess. Describe when you first noticed your horse's lameness, and what you saw when you examined the affected hoof and lower leg. The more history you can provide to your vet, the easier it will be for them to make a diagnosis and treatment plan. When a horse is lame, an equine vet will perform a detailed lameness exam to determine the cause and severity of the lameness. One aspect of the lameness exam is an overall visual exam of the horse. Your vet will look at your horse to see how it walks and stands, and will take a close look at your horse's hooves and lower legs to identify abnormalities (e.g., swelling, wounds). Your vet may do this visual exam as you explain the history of the hoof problem. A lameness exam will help your vet rule out other causes of lameness, such as a fracture. This is important, since a hoof abscess can resemble other injuries or illnesses. A hoof tester is an instrument that tests the sensitivity of a hoof to focal pressure. During the lameness exam, your vet will use the hoof tester to apply pressure to different areas of the affected hoof. The part of the hoof that is most sensitive to pressure will indicate the general area of the abscess. Once your vet has identified a general area of the abscess, they will want to clean the hoof to identify the exact entry point of the bacteria. Your vet will use a paring knife to scrape away the old sole and clean the hoof. As part of the lameness exam, your vet may want to perform diagnostic nerve blocks. For a nerve block, your vet would inject a local anesthetic into the area around a nerve to block the sensation of everything below the block. This would help your vet localize your horse's pain and confirm that the pain is in fact within the hoof and not located higher up the leg. Your vet may also want to take x-rays. X-rays can help rule out a leg fracture. Also, if your vet found a sharp object stuck in the sole, they may want to take an x-ray with the object in place to see the path of entry for the bacteria. If your vet cannot find a wound or draining tract in the sole, they may want to take an x-ray to look for pockets of gas, which would indicate the presence of bacteria.
Summary: Schedule an appointment with your vet. Explain the hoof problem to your vet. Allow your vet to visually examine your horse. Have your vet use a hoof tester. Allow your vet to clean the affected hoof. Agree to your vet performing other diagnostic tests.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: On desktop, open your web browser and go to https://www.onedrive.com/ On mobile, tap the OneDrive app. It resembles either two white clouds on a blue background (iPhone) or two blue clouds (Android). If you aren't logged in automatically select Sign in and enter your Microsoft Live email address and password to log in. This is the default page to which OneDrive loads on both the desktop version and the mobile app. On desktop, the tabs are located on the left side of the page. On iPhone, the tabs are located on the bottom of the screen. On Android, the tabs are located by tapping on the top-left of the screen. Any visual media (e.g., photos and videos) in your OneDrive will appear here. On mobile, its icon resembles a clock. Your recently uploaded, accessed, and shared files all appear here. On mobile, its icon resembles two person-shaped silhouettes. Any file or folder that you have shared or had shared with you will show up on this page. Now that you know how to navigate OneDrive's interface, it's time to upload a file of your own.
Summary:
Open OneDrive. Sign in to OneDrive. Select the Files tab. Select the Photos tab. Select the Recent tab. Select the Shared tab. Re-open the Files tab.