If you need to get out of the hotel, don't worry about your personal belongings. If you have your hotel keys and flashlight, you've got everything you need. Nothing else is important. Material possessions are not worth sacrificing life and limb for. If no alarm has sounded, look for a fire alarm and sound it. If your room does not contain a fire alarm, don't move to the hallway just yet simply in order to sound it. As soon as you notice signs of fire (including the sound of your smoke detector or a fire alarm), try to stay low. You may not immediately notice smoke, but even a small amount of toxic smoke can incapacitate you. It's best to stay low smoke and heat rise, meaning it will be thicker further from the ground. Don't open the door without first feeling it. The back of your hand is very sensitive to heat, and by using it you also won't risk burning your palm or fingertips. If the door or doorknob is hot, the fire is probably right outside. If that's the case, don't open the door. Even if the door isn't hot, get ready to slam the door quickly shut if you need to. Open the door slowly, just a crack, with a steady hand. The pressure from the fire can force the door open if proper care isn't taken. If you are able to make a call, notify the front desk of your whereabouts. If you can't reach the front desk, try to call the fire department or call the local emergency number to let them know where you are. Hang a sheet or article of clothing out the window as a beacon to rescuers.
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One-sentence summary -- Leave everything behind if you detect smoke or fire. Stay low to the ground as you move. Feel the door with the back of your hand. Check the phone.

Q: Make sure it is not too squishy and are ripe. Quickly flick your wrist to get the seed out. You need to use a flicking motion because strawberry seeds move fast, and if you try to push it out, you'll just dig a hole in your strawberry. Collect as many as you think you'll need but a good amount is around 20-30 seeds, to ensure that at least one takes.
A: Choose a fresh strawberry (or two). Push the toothpick end gently underneath one of the seeds on the skin of the strawberry. Keep flicking seeds off and putting them on your plate.

Article: The health of the tree you select is absolutely crucial for building a foundation for your treehouse. If the tree is too old or too young, you won't have the support you need for your treehouse and you will be putting yourself and anyone else who goes into the treehouse in great danger. Your tree should be sturdy, healthy, mature, and living. Ideal trees for treehouse include oak, maple, fir, and apple. It's a good idea to have an arborist inspect your tree before you start building. An ideal tree has the following qualities: A strong, sturdy trunk and branches. Roots that are deep and well-established! No evidence of disease or parasites that could weaken the tree. . Take the time to learn about local regulations or ordinances that may be relevant to your treehouse project, such as height restrictions. You may even need a permit to build. If you have protected trees on your property, there may be restrictions on building in them. As a courtesy, it's a good idea to speak with your neighbors and let them know your plans. If your treehouse will be visible from or overlook a neighbor's property, they will be glad you're taking their opinion into consideration. This simple step can head off future complaints and even potential lawsuits. Though your neighbors will most likely comply, this will help make them more amenable to your project. alk to your insurance agent. Make a quick call to your insurance agent to make sure that a treehouse is covered under your homeowner's policy. If it's not, then any potential damage that is caused by the treehouse won't be covered by your insurance.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose the right tree. Check with your local planning department Talk to your neighbors. .

Problem: Article: It's a red, green, yellow, and blue sphere icon. Doing so opens the Image Downloader page. It's a blue button in the upper-right side of the page. Doing so will install the Image Downloader extension and open its Settings page. It's a green button at the bottom of the page. This will ensure that Image Downloader doesn't miss any images on supported pages. Type a website address or search term into the URL bar at the top of the Chrome window, then press Enter. It's a white arrow on a blue background. You'll find it in the top-right side of the Chrome window. Once the Image Downloader drop-down menu opens, it will begin searching for images on the page. This process may take a minute or so. It's below the "Width" and "Height" sliders. You can also adjust the sliders before checking "Select all" in order to filter the images you're downloading. This light-blue button is in the top-right side of the Image Downloader drop-down menu. It's a green button at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Clicking it will prompt the selected images to begin downloading. If you have the "Ask where to save each file before downloading" feature enabled, disable it before downloading all of the images. To do so, click , click Settings, scroll down and click Advanced, and then scroll down to the "Downloads" section and click the blue "Ask where to save each file before downloading" switch.
Summary: Open Google Chrome. Go to the Image Downloader extension page. Click + ADD TO CHROME. Click Add extension when prompted. Click SAVE. Go to a page with images that you want to download. Click the Image Downloader icon. Wait for the images to load. Check the "Select all" box. Click DOWNLOAD. Click YES.

Article: It may end up being cheaper to buy two one-way tickets from two different airlines instead of a round-trip package. There can also be a large price difference based on where you fly out of, so you should check flight prices departing from any major city near you. Studies show that 3pm on Tuesday is the best time to search for flights, as well as early mornings. Search for flights during these times, and also at several other times throughout the day, since ticket prices often fluctuate. There are many websites, like Kayak and AirfareWatchdog, that will monitor the prices of certain flights or destinations for you, and send an alert if the price goes below a specified range. If you have some flexibility with when you book, sign up for alerts from several websites and wait a while to see if any deals come up. Unless an airline offers a special deal, you'll typically find the best price if you buy a ticket six weeks ahead of time. However, you should make absolutely certain that your travel documents (your passport and, if necessary, your visa) are in order before you purchase a ticket. If the price drops within 24 hours, you may be able to re-book without a fee. Once you find an affordable ticket and purchase it, check the price of that same itinerary on the same airline a few times within the next 24 hours.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Compare prices for different airlines and cities. Check flight prices at several different times throughout the day. Join a travel website that will notify you when certain flights drop in price. Book your flight 6 weeks in advance if you don't find a good deal earlier. Check the price of your flight again within 24 hours of booking.