In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You must have a cellular plan that supports personal hotspots. This method will share your phone's cellular data connection with the computer you are using, allowing you to bypass the regular network. Click here for instructions on creating a hotspot on an iPhone. Click here for instructions on creating a hotspot on an Android phone. This is the easiest way to share your connection, though you can also turn your device into a wireless access point and connect via Wi-Fi. Click the Network icon in your System Tray (Windows) or menu bar (OS X) and select your phone. The computer will connect to the phone's network so that it can use the internet. Once the computer has connected to the phone's network, you can use your web browser to open Facebook. Since you're connecting through you're cellular data plan, you are safe to log into Facebook securely. When you load a webpage on your computer, it loads the desktop version, which typically requires much more data to be transferred than the mobile version of a website. This can become a problem if you have a low data cap or are close to using your monthly allowance. Click here for instructions on checking your data usage on iPhone. Click here for instructions on checking your data using on Android.
Summary: Enable the personal hotspot function on your smartphone. Connect your smartphone to the computer via USB. Select your phone from the computer's Network menu. Browse to Facebook on the computer. Monitor how much data you are using.

Get a dandelion-specific herbicide from a local gardening or lawncare store. Read the label and follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that you apply the herbicide to the dandelions correctly. Every herbicide's instructions are different, but in general, they will take a few days to begin killing the unwanted plants. Selective herbicides are designed to kill a single species of weed or plant while non-selective herbicides are designed to kill every major type of weed. A selective herbicide is usually less effective than a non-selective herbicide. But if you're trying to grow any other plants in your yard, the non-selective herbicide can be a risky proposition. If you want to target other weeds in addition to the dandelions, opt for a non-selective herbicide. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to apply the herbicide to your lawn. Typically, it only takes non-selective herbicide 2-3 applications to completely kill weeds. Non-selective herbicide may damage other plants or flowers in your lawn. Pre-emergent weed killer prevents the germination of seeds that are already under the topsoil. Using a pre-emergent treatment will prevent any dandelion roots or seeds from growing or developing into mature plants. Get a pre-emergent treatment from a lawn care store and spay it over your lawn in the spring or after removing dandelion plants to keep them from coming back.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a selective herbicide to target dandelions specifically. Choose a non-selective herbicide to kill dandelions and other weeds. Use a pre-emergent weed killer after removing plants or in the spring.

Q: Make a list the night before of the day's tasks in order of urgency and importance. If you have a smartphone, then you have a powerful organizational tool at your fingertips! There are many useful apps for creating a concise and helpful to do list. Using an app can also help you keep your lists organized, rather than creating a sea of paper. Remember, put the most difficult tasks at the top of your list. Starting the day with a positive accomplishment, however small, gets the ball of accomplishment for the rest of the day rolling. Then look at your prioritized list. Take each item one at a time, and let each task completed be a segue into the next. After each task is accomplished, the next words out of an effective and serious person's mouth are, "what's next?". Let that be your mantra. Always ask yourself, "what's next?". But don't get sidetracked! Specify what your break will entail. Think, "I'll finish this episode of my favorite show while I eat this banana, then back to the task at hand." Stick to it-once you let yourself slide off the schedule, it's a slippery slope to accomplishing nothing at all. Recognize that time is finite, and think of it as a resource. Be aware of the time you spend on a task. Don't become so swept up in mundane details that you waste time on things that don't matter. Ask yourself, "how is the time I'm spending on this advancing me toward my goal? Be able to put things aside that are holding you back from accomplishing what you set out to accomplish, or, if the way you've chosen to go about a task isn't working, try something else. Be flexible; be malleable. Be able to bend without breaking. Knowing your limits isn't limiting, but freeing! Accepting that you have accomplished tasks to the best of your abilities is hugely rewarding. Remember, completing any task gives you a boost to accomplish more. Take simple steps, and continue to do so, and over time you will accomplish a great deal. Some rules can be changed and others cannot. Having the grace to change what you can and accept what you cannot is huge in being a more serious person. To fret over mundane details of life you wish could be different, but know deep down cannot, is to limit yourself. When you come upon an immovable obstacle, go around it, and proceed on your course.
A: Make a list. Get up in the morning and make your bed. Allow yourself a short break from time to time. Use your time wisely. Know how far you can go. Understand the rules of the game.

Problem: Article: Apply the sunscreen to your face and body 15 minutes before going outside. Reapply after 2 hours of sun exposure. To provide extra protection against the sun, wear a hat with a brim. Avoid spending too much time outside between 10 am and 3 pm, when the sun is the brightest. Moisturizing is essential to keep skin firm and smooth as you age. Put on a cream or gel every morning and night after you wash your face. Look for moisturizing ingredients, such as: Aloe vera Hyaluronic acid Soy protein Vitamin C Vitamin E Vitamin A You do not need to moisturize your body as often as your face, but it will keep the skin around your stomach, arms, legs, buttocks, and back tight and smooth. Look for lotions with Vitamins A, B5, C, or E. Oils and butters, like avocado oil or shea butter, are also great ingredients for your skin. The best time to put on body lotion is right after a shower because hot water can strip your skin of its natural oils. Apply the lotion over your arms, stomach, legs, and back while your skin is still slightly damp. Some facial exercises may be able to prevent sagging skin around your face. Do these exercises every day after you have applied moisturizer. The moisturizer will prevent you from pulling or tugging your skin. To exercise your jaw, smile without moving your cheeks. Hold it for a few seconds, then release. Do this 10 times. Once you get good at it, you can try just smiling with one side of your mouth. To massage your cheeks, smile as broadly as you can. Then place your fingers on the tops of your cheekbones. Push down for 10 seconds before releasing. Do this 5 times. To prevent neck wattle, hold your neck straight and lean back your head as far as it will go. Once you are in this position, try placing your lower lip over your upper lip. Or, say the letters "O" or "E." Hold this for 10 seconds. Repeat once a day.
Summary:
Wear sunscreen with at least 30 SPF every day. Apply a moisturizer to your face and neck twice a day. Massage body lotion into the rest of your body daily. Do facial exercises to reduce jowls.