How to make sure your cat is cared for after your death
Choose emergency caregivers.
In the immediate aftermath of your death, people might forget about your cat. In fact, it's not uncommon for days to pass before someone goes to your home and finds your pets left behind.

OPTIONS:
- Even if your loved ones are not available for emergencies, they could still care for the cat. Choosing someone who also lives close to you as a caregiver will help you better understand your cat's situation and your pet's needs.
- If this happens, emergency caregivers are legally required to go to your home and take care of your kids and other pets. The emergency caregivers usually work with the healthcare care facility at which they specialize and the hospital that covers and repairs your home after your death.
- To prevent this from happening, choose two people who can immediately go to your home if you die or become incapacitated. Give them keys to your home so they can immediately find your cat.
- The best option for planning for emergency caregivers is just to consider putting your cat and its health first. You'll have the financial support as well as time to plan medical care at home.

To prevent this from happening, choose two people who can immediately go to your home if you die or become incapacitated. Give them keys to your home so they can immediately find your cat.

How to report international fraud
Visit their website.
Econsumer is a partnership of 36 consumer protection agencies around the world. You can file a complaint at their website.

OPTIONS:
- Search online for their page at www.money. Gov/epa/isa1709ic3.html or click on their link, " file a complaint.
- You can file your complaint in the following ways : Visit econsumer form 855-766-5357. Print and sign your name and your address at the top of the form, with capital letters and underline.
- Econsumer will then analyze the information and forward it on to the appropriate government agency. You can visit their website at www.econsumer.
- Call the number on the front of the complaint form. You can use a mail address or fax.

Econsumer will then analyze the information and forward it on to the appropriate government agency. You can visit their website at www.econsumer.

How to create the perfect wardrobe (teenage girls )
Sort through your closet.
You'll never know what you need unless you look!
Take all of the clothes out of your closet and immediately throw away anything that has holes or rips. Don't forget shoes! These should be sorted through too.

OPTIONS:
- Throw out all of your accessories and shirts. For example, you may have a rainbow sun hat but " neon " cute t-shirts? You'll definitely need a few ponytails.
- Try sorting them inside your dresser and heading to the clothes section (or even under it). Organize all the items that might be damaged/destroyed (should you have misplaced anything or you happened to take them through the sorting process before).
- Different size, usually, to fit body's shape. Find the right size so they don't get in the way when you're dressing.
- Try on everything that's left. Even if you know or think it will fit, it's always better to be safe than sorry.

Try on everything that's left. Even if you know or think it will fit, it's always better to be safe than sorry.

How to make tamagoyaki (sweet omelette )
Heat up a pan.
Use a frying pan, or a proper tamagoyaki pan if you have one.
Prepare a bowl of oil, and a brush or wad of cotton wool or kitchen paper.

OPTIONS:
- Heat the oil, so you don't overheat it. Then place the dried tamagoyaki pieces in the pan.
- Alternatively, place a paper towel over the pan. Dip the individual pieces of bread in the oil, but do not cover them.
- Brush the pan with a little oil. Beat all the ingredients together with a chopsticks or a fork.
- You'll need at least some kind of utensil, such as a fork. Set them aside or take charge of the oil.
Brush the pan with a little oil. Beat all the ingredients together with a chopsticks or a fork.