INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the Pocket Frogs app icon, which resembles a purple frog on a leafy background. Doing so will bring you to the main Pocket Frogs interface, which is the frogs' main habitat. If you haven't yet downloaded Pocket Frogs, you can download it for free from the App Store for an iPhone or the Google Play Store for an Android. Ultimately, the goal of Pocket Frogs is to unlock every frog in the game by breeding different frogs together. Other important game conventions include the following: Frogs must be tamed by eating a certain number of flies in the pond. Tamed frogs can breed with other tamed frogs in your habitat. You can find new frogs with which to breed in the pond. Leveling up leads to different frogs being unlocked in the pond. Taming your frogs is accomplished by having your frogs eat flies in the pond; when in the pond, you'll see the number of required flies listed at the top of the screen. To tame your frog, do the following: Tap the frog. Tap Pond Tap a lily pad to jump to it. Jump from one lily pad to another when there is a dragonfly between them to eat the dragonfly. Tap X in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then tap Leave when prompted. This will take your frog back to its habitat. Once you've tamed two frogs, you can breed them in their habitat. To do so, tap a frog, tap Breed, select another frog, and tap Breed at the bottom of the screen. This will place an egg in the Nursery habitat. You can access the Nursery by tapping the habitat number (e.g., 1) at the bottom of the screen and then tapping the N habitat. Tap the silver egg icon, then tap Use potion (1 max) at the top of the pop-up menu. The egg will turn into a baby frog. You can also wait for the egg to hatch, but this can take anywhere from 12 to 48 hours in real life. You'll do this in the same way in which you tamed the first two frogs. To do so: Tap the frog. Tap Move Select the 1 habitat. Tap the frog in question, tap Sell, and tap Sell when prompted. This is your primary way of making money in-game. Breeding, selling frogs, and exploring the pond will all net you experience (XP) points which are noted in the top-right corner of the screen. Once you reach level 2, you can buy a new habitat for your frogs, thus increasing the number of frogs you can keep by 8. Each habitat can hold 8 frogs. You can redeem gifts received throughout the game in a couple of different ways: Daily Gift This gift is available every 24 hours. Tap menu, tap Daily Gift, accept the gift, and then tap Mailbox and select the gift when the gift is available. You can also tap use stamps to the right of a gift to unlock the gift immediately. Pond Gifts Tap menu, tap Mailbox, tap PLACE to the right of a gift, and select a habitat.

SUMMARY: Open Pocket Frogs. Understand the objective. Tame a frog. Leave the pond. Breed two tamed frogs. Force the frog to hatch. Tame the baby frog. Move the baby frog to your first habitat. Sell a frog. Level up. Redeem gifts.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Lay out a sticky trap in any area you suspect wolf spiders to be lurking in, paying close attention to dark, hidden corners. These traps consist of little more than heavy cardboard with extremely sticky glue pasted on them. Wolf spiders and other pests get stuck on the glue as they step onto the trap. They become unable to move and die of starvation. Place glue traps in the corners of basements and garages. The traps should also be placed beneath and behind furniture, as well as on both sides of any door that leads to the outside. Keep these traps out of reach of small children and pets. Kids and pets could get stuck in these traps, and removing these traps can be a difficult process. Plant-based pesticides made with hexa-hydroxyl are generally effective against wolf spiders. These insecticides come as a dust or powder that can be sprinkled beneath furniture, in dark basement corners, and other dimly-lit areas. Hexa-hydroxyl is also pet-safe and people-safe. If you plan on killing the spiders one-by-one, the best way to do so it to track them down by shining a flashlight in the darkest corners of your home at night. You can also track the spiders down outside by shining a flashlight into overgrowth, patches of woods, and dense shrubs. Wolf spiders have discs located in the back of their eyes. These discs are reflective, enabling them to see at night. It will also reflect the light from your flashlight, making these spiders easy to track in the dark. When spotted, place a plastic container or cup over the spider and slide a heavy, firm piece of board beneath the cup, moving carefully to prevent the spider from being able to crawl out. Release the spider outside as soon as possible. Make sure that you release it far away from the perimeter of your home so that it does not crawl back inside as soon as it is free. Use a glove when trapping and picking up wolf spiders to reduce the risk of being bitten. While wolf spider venom is not usually toxic to humans, getting bitten can still sting considerably. It is also possible to have an allergic reaction to the venom, and wearing gloves will prevent a possible reaction from occurring. When you see a wolf spider, strike it with a standard broom to kill it. You can also use a shoe or other solid object to squish the spider. Similarly, you can use a vacuum cleaner to suck the wolf spider up. Since wolf spiders are rather large, you can usually kill the adults with a broom. Smaller spiders are more likely to slip through the bristles of the broom, making brooms less effective as a weapon. Use a strong jet stream from a garden hose to scare wolf spiders away outside. Water will not kill a wolf spider, but a strong blast of it will be enough to scare it away and may deter the spider from coming back. In addition to blasting any wolf spider you see with water, you should also spray beneath roof eaves, window ledges, patio and porch roofs, and decks.

SUMMARY: Place sticky traps around the house. Use an organic pesticide. Hunt wolf spiders down. Trap wolf spiders in a container. Kill the spider with a broom. Wash spiders away.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Let the professor know up front that you are requesting a letter of recommendation. This tells them your email is timely and lets them know what to expect from your email. Your subject line might read, "Request for a letter of recommendation for graduate school." This makes it easy for your professor to read your request. Don't put the request in an attachment, which makes it harder for your professor to open and read it. No matter how well your professor knows you, it's unlikely they'll remember everything about you. Your professor will be able to write a better letter if they have a list of your achievements, work history, and educational background in front of them. Attaching them to your request allows your professor to review them along with your request. You might also attach samples of your work and a draft of your application essay. This will help your professor tailor your letter to your application. Sending in your letter will be easier if your professor knows exactly when the letter is due and where to send it. Provide the address for a written letter or the digital link for an electronic letter.

SUMMARY:
Use a professional subject line that clearly states your request. Include your written request in the body of the email. Attach a list of accomplishments and your resume or CV. Attach a list of due dates and where to send the letter.