Write an article based on this "Follow the on-screen instructions to download Odin. Download the root package for your Galaxy Tab 3 model."
article: Depending on the version, you may have to click Download now or select the version again first. This downloads a ZIP file containing Odin to your computer. The package you'll need varies depending on whether you have the 7.0, 8.0, or 10.1 model. 10.1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2442915 8.0: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2525630 7.0: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2437219

Write an article based on this "Set up email forwarding and automated replies. Go to the email app to delete your email. Navigate to the page to delete your account. Confirm that you want to close the account. Reopen your email account."
article: These are two features that will help you phase out of your old email. If people continue to email you after you have closed your account an automated reply will tell them where they can now reach you. You can also have those emails forwarded to you at your new email address. However, some email accounts will close completely after a waiting period, and automated replies and email forwarding will stop after that time. For example, If you have a Microsoft account, go to "Managing your account", and select "Email forwarding". Enter in the new email address you want your emails to be forwarded to. Under "Managing your account" you can also select "Sending automated vacation replies", and follow the steps to write the automated message. When you delete your Gmail account, it will not close or reuse your email, because you will still have an account through Google. If you have an Outlook.com email address, your old email address can be recycled to another user after 60 days. For example, go to Gmail, and do not go to Google Accounts. The reason this can be confusing is that you use your email account to sign into your Google account, so be careful not to delete your Google account if you are trying to delete your email. If you delete your entire account with Google, for example, you will loose your YouTube account and Google search history. Delete the email address by going to the settings for the Gmail app. This page may be under your "Settings" or the "Manage your account" tab. If you have trouble locating the page, go to the support page for your email service, and use Ctrl+F to search for "delete my account", or just "delete". Follow the steps and navigate to the page to delete your account. You will have to re-enter the password to your account to confirm your identity and delete your account. There will be a list of reasons why you want to delete the account. Choose whichever reason applies to you, or click "Other" and write in your response. The service will most likely try to convince you to keep your account. Continue to the bottom of the page, and confirm that you want to close your account. For example, in Microsoft emails the final step will say "Mark account for closure", click on this button to finish the process and delete your account. If you change your mind and want your account back, log back into your email account, and proceed through steps to reactivate the account. Most email providers will wait for a period before they permanently close your account. Check with your email service to see how long their waiting period is by looking at the FAQs or Support page for information on their account closing policies. For example, for Microsoft, they will wait 60 days before they will completely close the account and reuse your email address.

Write an article based on this "Pick flowers in one color. Make a statement with your vase. Find the right size and number of flowers. Choose an alternative to flowers."
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Choose a color for your flowers that matches another item on the coffee table to accentuate that color. Alternatively, choose a color that matches or contrasts with a major color in your room's decorating scheme. For example, if you have yellow wainscotting, display yellow flowers. Flowers also allow you to add color to your room. For example, use dark red flowers to match coffee table books with dark red dust jackets. Brighten up a dark room with white flowers or some attractive greenery. Faux leaves or succulents can give a pop of life. Choose a vase that reflects the style you are trying to convey. Pick an artistic or elegant vase as the centerpiece for your coffee table. Don't limit yourself to traditional vases. Antique pitchers and other attractive containers that will hold water and flowers can serve as a vase. For example, put flowers with large, single bloom flowers in old mason jars for a rustic look. For a nautical theme, fill an old hurricane lamp with flowers. Filling a vase or bowl with water and scattering petals on top creates a dreamy and romantic mood. Choose flowers that won't be dwarfed by a large vase. If you have a vase that can only hold a few stems, keep your floral arrangement simple. Keep taller vases to the sides of the coffee table so that people can see each other if they are seated across your coffee table and so they don't obstruct the view of the television isn't obstructed. Alternatively, use shorter flowers and vases in the center of the table. Add a green, living element to your coffee table with a houseplant. Put the plants in nice planters that complement your decor. Choose succulents for a very low-maintenance alternative to houseplants. Use a terrarium or glass bowls to best display and show off succulents.