Problem: Article: Launch your mobile web browser and head to https://www.tumblr.com. Log in using your Tumblr username and password. " Before you can post to Tumblr by phone, you'll need to change some settings. You'll only have to do this once, unless you change your phone number in the future. Tap "Account" and scroll down to "Dial-a-post." Tap the button that says "Set up your phone." You'll only be able to post to Tumblr from the phone number you provide here. Type your phone number into the blank and select a 4 digit pin if you desire. If you have more than one Tumblr blog associated with your account, choose the blog you want to phone-post to and then tap "Save." You can also save this phone number in your contacts as "Tumblr" for future calls. If you chose a pin when setting up Dial-a-phone, enter it when prompted. 1-866 phone numbers are toll-free in the US, but you may be charged in other countries. Calls to Tumblr will count against the minutes in your mobile phone plan, even though the phone number is toll-free. Your call will be rejected if you're not calling from the phone number you provided in the Dial-a-post settings. You can speak into the phone or hold it up to a sound you want to post to your blog. When you're done recording, hang up. Your audio post has been added to Tumblr. If you want to add text or images to your post, edit your post in Tumblr and add images or text as you would any other post.
Summary: Open Tumblr in your mobile web browser. Tap the menu icon in the top left corner and choose "Settings. Open "Dial-a-post" settings. Give Tumblr your phone number. Call 1-866-584-6757. Record audio. Visit your Tumblr blog to listen to your audio post.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Serious reactions to the flu vaccine are uncommon. However, you may still have an adverse reaction to the injection or nasal spray vaccine (The nasal flu vaccine is not currently recommended). Recognizing the common side effects of the flu vaccine can help you figure out the best way to treat them. Adverse reactions include: Soreness, swelling, or redness at the injection site. Headache. Low grade fever (below 101 degrees Fahrenheit/ 38 Celsius). Nausea or vomiting. Muscle aches. Cough or sore throat. Runny nose. Most side effects from the flu vaccine go away in two days. The most common adverse reactions happen at the injection site. These usually include redness, soreness, or slight swelling. Taking a pain reliever such as ibuprofen can ease any discomfort and decrease swelling. Take an NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) such as aspirin, ibuprofen or naproxen sodium. These can relieve pain and reduce swelling or inflammation. Follow dosing instructions as directed on the product packaging or by your doctor. You may have itching, soreness, or discomfort at the injection site. You may even experience some lightheadedness or weakness. Putting a cool compress either on the injection site or your face can relieve these adverse reactions to your flu vaccine. Place a cool washcloth or ice pack on the injection site if you have any swelling, discomfort, or redness. Use as often as necessary for 20 minutes at a time until your symptoms go away. Put a cool, damp washcloth on your face or neck if you have any dizziness, lightheadedness, or sweating. Remove the compress if your skin gets too cold or numb. The injection site may bleed a bit following your vaccination. In some cases, it may continue to bleed slightly for a couple of days after the injection. If this happens, put an adhesive compress over the site until it stops bleeding. Contact your doctor if the bleeding doesn't stop within a day or two or gets worse. Some people may get dizzy or even faint with a flu shot. In general, these adverse reactions won't last longer than a day or two. The best way to treat dizziness and prevent fainting is rest. Having a snack while you rest can boost your blood sugar and help you feel better. Sit or even lie on the floor for a few minutes if you're feeling dizzy. Loosening any clothing or sitting with your head between your knees may help the dizziness go away. Eat a small snack to boost your blood sugar and help minimize any dizziness you may feel. Aim to eat a healthy snack such as a piece of string cheese, toast with peanut butter, or apple slices. Many people experience a low-grade fever (below 101 degrees Fahrenheit or 38 degrees Celsius) following the flu vaccine. This is a common reaction and usually goes away within one to two days. If the fever bothers you, taking ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help decrease the your temperature as well as any discomfort you may have from it such as muscle aches. Follow packaging instructions or your doctor's orders for treating your fever with ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Contact your doctor right away if your fever doesn't go away after two days or increases above 101 degrees Fahrenheit or 38 degrees Celsius. Itching at the injection site is also a common adverse reaction to a flu vaccine. In most cases, this will also go away within a day or two. However, you might find the itchiness uncomfortable. You can use an antipruritic, or anti-itch, medication to relieve any itching sensations at the injection site. Apply a hydrocortisone cream every four to six hours to relieve itching. If the itching is severe, your doctor may prescribe oral prednisone or methylprednisolone. Take an antihistamine such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl) or hydroxyzine (Atarax) every four to six hours to control injection site itching.

SUMMARY: Recognize common adverse reactions. Take ibuprofen for pain or swelling. Apply a cool compress. Compress slight bleeding with a bandage. Sit and snack for dizziness. Kill a fever with acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Use an anti-itch medication.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Just like humans, ducks can hear and respond to sound. Talking to your ducks will help you bond with them. You can name them, too. Ducks have been known to do tricks and be somewhat affectionate. You can buy some bird toys to play with them, or simply take the ducks in the bathtub for a swim. Every duck has a different personality. They may even play with string or try to dig holes. During feeding time, observe your ducks for any health problems. If they seem lethargic, are losing feathers, or don't have an appetite, you should take them to a vet. The vet will provide care and necessary medication.
Summary:
Talk to your ducks. Play gently with the ducks. Take your ducks to the vet if they look ill.