Problem: Article: This shouldn't be about badgering people to take you on, but more about providing help where it is needed. The ubiquitous DofE Volunteering choice, these are a good option. They could usually use some help, and you can arrange your work timings and days with them more or less when you'd like them. However, these are pretty popular, and so you should probably move fast! Many Local Council's also have a team responsible for coordinating volunteers as well as Youth Workers that should be able to work with you to find an opportunity. Don't be put off by the myriad of departments on a Council website, ring the main switchboard number and the operator should be able to connect you to the right person. They are often in need of help, especially with their younger members. However, some groups require you to be a member of the Scouting/Guiding movement, and their meetings may last quite a bit longer than an hour. Remember that there are many different branches of these organizations, which could be a better choice if you have a particular skill, e.g. Sea Scouts or Air Scouts. Search around in your area for people who are currently looking for some assistance. Some good places to offer your aid would be at a school for the disabled, or an old people's home, for example.
Summary: Find a person or organization in need of help. Apply to a local charity shop. Talk to Scout or Guide groups. Look for people in need of help.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need a copy for your records. You also need to give your spouse a copy of them, so make several extra copies just to be safe. You'll file in the county where you or your spouse lives. If you have children, then you should file in the county where the children currently live, even if you don't. Call ahead of time to find out acceptable methods of payment and the amount. If you can't afford the fee, ask the court clerk if you can have them waived or deferred. You'll need to fill out a form with information about your finances. If the fees are waived, you never have to pay them. However, if they are deferred, you'll pay them at a later date.

SUMMARY: Make copies of all forms. File your papers in the correct court. Pay your filing fee.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: and try to relax. Feeling nervous is completely normal, and most people experience some degree of anxiety about public speaking. Control your breathing, think positive thoughts, and visualize yourself successfully delivering your speech. If you know you're speaking in advance, practicing your speech can help ease your nerves. If you're speaking on the spot and practicing isn't an option, focus your thoughts on your remarks' structure. Concentrate on your headline or argument, list your main points, and try not to let your nerves distract you. Your speech should always be tailored for your audience, whether you're speaking in front of a large crowd or to 1 or 2 people. Think about your audience's age group, interests, attitudes, knowledge of the subject, and expectations. Don't just tell them what they want to hear, but present your message is a way that suits your listeners. For instance, if you're speaking to professionals well-versed in your field, you don't need to explain basic terms. However, if your audience is less experienced, you'll need to limit technical language and define any necessary jargon. Body language can help you emphasize important points, but it's most effective when used in moderation. Try to be strategic, and avoid nervously tapping or fidgeting. For example, if you're listing your main points, you could count with your fingers to distinguish each point. If you're drawing a comparison, you could use your hands to indicate "on one hand, this," and "on the other hand, that." Try not to use complex sentence structures and complicated words. It's harder to understand dense, jargon-packed language verbally, so make your remarks concise and conversational. For instance, instead of, "We've developed new software for processing custom orders that will enhance interdepartmental communications, leading to a more efficient, streamlined manufacturing process," you could just say, "We'll be switching to a more user-friendly program that should prevent future miscommunications." Conversational doesn't necessarily mean casual. If your remarks need to be professional or academic, you can still keep your tone formal by avoiding slang, sentence fragments, and contractions. "The team identified 10 new frog species," is both concise and academic. "The team found a lot of new kinds of frogs," is informal. Instead of looking down, look up and out toward your audience. Look at a point for 5 or 10 seconds, then shift your gaze. Staring at a point for too long and shifting your gaze every second are both awkward, so try to keep a natural tempo. If making direct eye contact makes you nervous, look at points just above the audience. It'll look like you're making eye contact, but you won't actually be locking eyes with anyone.
Summary: Breathe deeply Adapt your message to your audience. Use nonverbal cues, but try not to make nervous gestures. Keep your language simple. Make eye contact, but don't stare.

If you have an indoor cat who wants to eat grass, you may want to buy indoor grass from a florist or flower shop. Pet shops also offer cat friendly grass, such as wheat, oat, or ryegrass. This can provide your cat with a safe way to eat grass. You may also grow your own grass in a small pot or window box for your cat. Wheat, oat, or ryegrass can be very nutritional for your cat's digestive tract. Grass you grow yourself will be safe from any pesticides or contaminated pet waste. If you have an outdoor cat or your indoor cat goes outside, they may eat grass from your lawn. This grass may have pesticides, bug sprays, or weed killers on it. This grass may also contain urine or feces from your pets, or from neighborhood or wild animals. Try to keep your grass pesticide free, and clean up after your pets when they go to the bathroom. If your cat won't stop eating grass, you may try to keep them inside to prevent them from being around grass. However, if your cat really wants to eat grass, they may start eating houseplants or flowers inside your home. Many of these things can be toxic to cats. If your cat has been eating grass, figure out if any houseplants your cat can eat are toxic to cats. You can look the flower or plant up online or consult your vet. It won't take much of a toxic plant to harm your pet.
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One-sentence summary -- Provide grass indoors. Make sure to keep your grass pesticide free. Keep toxic-free houseplants.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This has been "deprecated", which means it works but is no longer in use or recommended. This is because HTML is not designed to style content. The <u> tag will still work, but is now supposed to represent text that is different than the other text, such as misspelled words or Chinese proper nouns. There is virtually no case where you should be using this method anymore. It can be good to know how it was used in case you have to update an old website. <html> <body> The old underline tag in HTML <u>allowed you to underline things quickly</u>, but it made things a mess when other style elements got involved. This is why modern underlining is accomplished using the "text-decoration" CSS element. </body> </html>
Summary:
Avoid using the old <u></u> tags. Use the <u></u> tags to underline (demonstration only).