INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When buying your bait, ask the shopkeeper where the best spots to catch sharks are in the area. Let out the anchor slowly until it hits the bottom if you do not want your boat to drift. Drifting is fine too. Reel up about every five to seven minutes to make sure the bait is still there. You may feel a tug, if so, wait until you feel another one, and when you do, give it a good yank! Have a club or a bat ready...

SUMMARY: If you do not choose to catch your own bait or had no luck catching your own bait,just buy it at a bait shop. Use a depth-o-meter and go somewhere over thirty feet deep. Put your bait on the hooks of the fishing poles and cast out! Let the poles sit, and pay close attention to any movement. If a fish has run off with your bait, add another bait to your pole. You will know when you have a bite! Dip the pole down and reel up while reeling, do this over and over again. Keep one hand firm above the reel on the rod and keep other other hand on the reel. Once the fish is up at a visible surface, if you see that it is indeed a shark, have someone assist you with a net! Be very careful with the net! Once the shark is subdued, you may chose to release it or keep it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choose your required settings like the menu style, Menu skin and icon styles (Basic Settings) in the Viva settings. You can even set things individually for everything by toggling from "Basic settings" to "All settings" by ticking the latter option in the bottom left hand side of the Viva settings. Viva also has a quick link to the Windows 8's start up tiles menu, so that you can also enjoy the tablet version of Windows 8. You just got back your "Start" button on your Windows 8 operating system.

SUMMARY: Download the Viva software. Double click the installer and follow the installation instructions to install the Viva software. After the installation is over, you will be directed to the Viva settings. Viva brings back your legendary "Start" button as present in previous Microsoft OS versions like Windows 7 and XP. Hurray!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Give yourself enough time in the morning to dress, shave, and apply makeup. If you need to, wake up 15 to 30 minutes early to make sure you are dressed and groomed before stepping out the door. This way you can avoid having to do these things while driving. If you don't have enough time in the morning to finish getting ready, then bring your grooming supplies with you in the car. Wait until you arrive at your destination and your car is parked before finishing your grooming routine. Before you start the car, make sure to store loose objects that can roll around and distract you while you are driving. Place them in the trunk, a secure bag, or in your glove compartment. This way you can avoid reaching for these objects in the car if they get loose, which can be dangerous. For example, place grooming supplies, clothes and shoes, books, and bags in the trunk or glove compartment. While sitting in your parked car, confirm and familiarize yourself with the route you will be taking. Also, check the traffic report while you are confirming your route. This way, you can avoid having to re-route your GPS while driving. If you are using a GPS, make sure it is set up before you begin driving, and use the voice function so you do not have to glance at your GPS. Make sure to adjust the climate controls to the correct setting. Also set your radio to the station you want to listen to and adjust the volume while your car is parked. Additionally, make sure to adjust your mirrors, seat, and steering wheel to the correct positions beforehand. Before you take off, make sure your children are fastened in their car seats or seatbelts. Also, make sure your pets are in a cage and the cage is secured with a seatbelt. By doing this, you can avoid having to reach back to adjust your child's car seat, or your pet's cage while you are driving. When driving with animals in the car, always make sure they are secured in a cage.

SUMMARY:
Finish personal grooming at home. Secure loose objects. Decide on your route ahead of time. Adjust your car's controls beforehand. Fasten children and pets.