Write an article based on this "Put a leash on the new dog. Gradually increase contact time between the dogs. Start taking the dogs on walks together. Supervise the dogs at all times. Keep the new dog away from the other dog's things. Ignore accidents for the first several days."
article: After the dogs have had a chance to get to know each other a bit, introduce the two dogs by putting the new dog on a leash and bringing him out of the crate. Monitor the dogs' reactions to each other. The established dog may have one of several reactions: he will accept the new dog and want to play; cold-shoulder the new dog; or growl and threaten him. Give the dogs about 5 minutes to interact. Keeping the new dog restrained on a leash is important during these first meetings. If the new dog chases your established dog on its home territory, your dog is more likely to dislike the newcomer. After they have interacted, remove the established dog and take the new dog out to the toilet area. Depending on how well the dogs are getting along, gradually extend these contact times to 20 minutes in duration. After each session, lead the established dog out of the room and take the new dog out to the toilet area. It is fine to take this step more slowly if necessary. As the two dogs get used to one another, stretch out the 20 minute segments by taking them for walks together. When going for walks, always put on the established dog's leash first. Let him through the door ahead of the newcomer. He is less likely to challenge the newcomer if he is assured that he is top dog. Keep your eye on both dogs when they are together. However, do not be too alarmed if the established dog growls. Despite any growling or signs of aggression, the established dog is extremely unlikely to harm the new dog and is more likely to make a fuss and then wander off in disgust. You should, however, keep an eye on the dogs at all times until you are confident that they are used to each other. To avoid having the established dog feeling territorial, do not allow the new dog to eat or drink from the other dog's bowls. Also, prevent the new dog from playing with the other's toys. The new dog may still need to be housetrained, and he is learning where to go. Take him out to his toilet area often. If he does have an accident, simply ignore the behavior. Punishing him will only confuse and distress him.

Write an article based on this "Click the Start button in Desktop mode to open the Start screen. Right-click on the Start button to open a quick-access menu. Shut down or log out from the right-click menu."
article: Windows 8.1 adds the Start button back to the Desktop interface. While it won't open a traditional Start menu, it will quickly open the Windows Start screen. This is one of the most useful features added to Windows 8.1, as it allows you to quickly open the Control Panel, the Command Prompt, the Power Options, Disk Management, and a host of other utilities. If you are a power-user, this menu will prove invaluable. Besides quick access to utilities, right-clicking the Start button allows you to quickly log out of Windows, or shut down and restart the computer.

Write an article based on this "Download the Documents app. Open Documents. Skip the introduction. Open the Internet browser. Open the SaveFrom website. Enter your Facebook video's address. Tap Download. Tap Done. Tap the "Downloads" icon. Go to the video's location. Save the video to your iPhone's Files app. Open Files. Save the video to your iPhone's Photos app."
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