In the upper right hand corner of the homepage, you'll see the words "Get in Touch." Click this to open the White House contact page. Changes in administration, like a new president coming into office, sometimes result in changes to the design of the homepage. If you cannot locate the "Get in Touch" link, search the page for a similar link or one for submitting comments online. Follow the directions provided to fill out the security question, then click "Submit." Following this, you should receive an email confirmation that your request has been processed. Call the official White House comment phone line at (202)456-1111 to check the status of your birthday card.
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One-sentence summary -- Navigate in your web browser to the White House homepage. Fill out the security question and track the status of the card.

Q: Tap the Safari app icon, which resembles a blue compass on a white background. This icon is in the bottom right corner of the screen. It's in the bottom left corner of the screen. It's at the bottom of the screen. Doing so will open a new window in Private mode from which you can search without Safari storing your history. To go back to your regular browsing window, tap the overlapping boxes, tap Private again, and tap Done. Closing the Safari app won't close your Private browsing session. You'll need to swipe left on any pages you want to close in order to do so.
A: Open Safari. Tap the two overlapping boxes button. Tap Private. Tap +.

Article: When transitioning to a vegan diet as a teenager, you have to take your lifestyle into consideration. Think about your school schedule, extracurricular activities, sports, and other events. Packing your lunch might be a necessary option. Many school cafeterias don't offer vegetarian or vegan meals. Packing your lunch each day may help make sure you have a good, nutritious meal that you'll enjoy and fits your vegan lifestyle. Vegan packed lunch options could include: Sliced veggies, hummus, and avocado on vegan pita bread; whole-wheat pasta tossed with broccoli, black olives, vegan meatballs, and tomato sauce; or vegan whole wheat bread with vegan cheese and vegan deli meat and 1 cup raw carrots. Packing vegan snacks can also make life a little easier - especially if you have after school activities. Vegan snacks can include soy yogurt and fruit; apple with peanut butter; or 1/3 cup of trail mix. It might also be smart to carry around dried or fresh fruit for a quick snack. They're great for a quick needed meal or snack. Teenage athletes need a little more protein and carbohydrates than teens who are not participating in sports or other athletics. Consuming protein and complex carbs at every meal and snack can help make sure you consume your required daily amount. Athletes participating in endurance sports require 0.5 0.8 g per pound per day of protein. Moderate to heavy training requires 3 to 4.5 grams of carbohydrates per pound. Your doctor or dietitian can help you ensure you are meeting these amounts. Carbohydrates are the most important fuel and are the only fuel that can be used for power moves. It might also be a good idea to have a snack before and after a sports game, practice or athletic event so you can fuel and recover better. Teenagers need to ensure they're consuming adequate iron daily. This is especially true for teenage girls and if they are menstruating. Ideally, aim for at least 15 mg iron daily for teenage girls. Teenage boys need around 11 mg of iron daily. Vegan foods that are high in iron include beans, dark greens, tofu, and some nuts. Consuming iron-rich foods with vitamin C rich food (like citrus fruit or OJ) can help increase the absorption of iron. Taking a daily multivitamin/multimineral can also help you meet the daily recommendations for iron in addition to a variety of other nutrients. If you are feeling fatigued all the time, it is likely that you are deficient in iron or another vitamin. Ask your primary care provider for blood work to ensure you are not lacking a necessary nutrient.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pack your lunch and snacks. Eat enough protein and carbs for active lifestyles or sports. Consume adequate iron daily.

Article: When considering how much you want to spend on a gift, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the amount you are giving. Knowing how much you can spend will help you determine which kind of tickets you should get. Some tickets can get very expensive while other tickets are cheaper to get. Other things that you could consider are the importance of the occasion and the importance of your relationship with that person. If you are getting tickets for a family member, you'll most likely want to spend more on it than if you're getting it for a friend or acquaintance. Think about the person's personality and the things that they regularly like to do. You want to get tickets they will be excited about. Once you have a list of potential tickets, you can start to narrow down your options based on budget and their schedule. For instance, if the person is a sports buff you should get them tickets to see a sporting event. If the person's favorite band is coming to town, you can get them tickets to see them perform. Figure out when the person works or if they have a vacation coming up. Consider their schedule when purchasing tickets and try to choose a time or day when they aren't usually working. You can also ask the person about their schedule without making your gift intentions obvious. Say something like "I know you don't usually work on the weekends, but are you going to be doing anything on the 25th? Want to hang out or something?" If the person has time off from work coming up, you can purchase them tickets for a longer vacation. Tickets make for great gifts because they are an experience that can leave lasting memories. When you are purchasing tickets for someone, consider if you can go with them. If you are good friends, they will appreciate the company, and you can share the memory together. For example, you can both see a sports game together, go to the movies together, or both go to a play. If you are getting vacation tickets for someone in your family, see if you can adjust your schedule to go with them.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Figure out how much you want to spend. Write down a list of the gift recipient's interests and hobbies. Determine the person's schedule. Plan on going with them.