Problem: Article: You'll find these on either the home screen, in the app drawer, or by searching. " You'll find the search bar at the top of the Google Play Store. If you're in the App Store, tap the search icon in the lower right corner to open the search feature. The app will start to install and appear on your home screen as soon as it's done.
Summary: Open the Google Play Store (Android), App Store (iOS). Search for "Skype. Tap the search result that lists "Skype" as the app author. Tap the green Install button or the blue Get button.

Problem: Article: In general, muskies are cold-water fish. They are found as far south as Tennessee and as far north as Northern Ontario. As secretive as muskie anglers can be with their honey holes, there are many ways to determine whether these fish swim in your body of water. Perhaps most reliable is to use your state or province's Division of Natural Resources. Also check local fishing forums, clubs, and bait shops. Go to the Division of Natural Resources' website for the state you plan to fish in. You should be able to find local bodies of water, such as lakes and creeks, where muskellunge can be found, as well as reservoirs that stock them. Muskie water can be daunting to analyze. These fish live in lakes that are frequently thousands of acres, and knowing where to start can be a challenge. Being familiar with migratory patterns is therefore critical. Look up the current water temperature for the body of water you've selected. From the initial thaw through early spring, when water temperatures range from the upper 40s to low 50s Fahrenheit (about 7 to 12 degrees Celsius), focus on the shallowest parts of the lake. Once water temperatures reach the mid-50s Fahrenheit (about 13 Celsius), fish in depths of five to twelve feet. At 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 Celsius), focus on the fish's summer homes: deeper structures, such as deep weed beds, submerged rock piles and timber. In autumn when the water dips back into the 60s and 50s Fahrenheit (10 to 20 Celsius), fish in the shallows where there are schools of prey, such as shad, perch, and whitefish. When the water cools to the 40s and 30s Fahrenheit (-1 to 9 Celsius), fish in deeper water where muskies reside throughout the frozen months. This is often when you can catch the largest fish. The adage of fishing at the "crack of dawn" is not entirely true. Like all fish, muskies cold blooded, and so their body temperature is a direct product of their environment. As a result, in early spring and late fall periods, muskie are actually most active during the warmest hours of the day when the sun is directly overhead. During the warmest months of the year, the opposite is true, and muskies find their most ideal hunting temperatures at dusk and dawn. If you fish during the daytime, choose a day with a new or full moon. If you'll be fishing at night, pick a night with a full moon. Solunar calendars have been developed for muskie fishing for years, establishing that fishing during these moon phases are an advantage for anglers. Many successful muskie anglers keep a running log of fish seen and fish caught. Using either a map or a GPS system, keep track of the day, time, and location of each muskie encounter to generate a reproducible seasonal pattern. As seasons pass, add new spots to your log. Over time a body of water can essentially become an algorithm, where you need only to plug in the conditions and season to know where you should fish.
Summary: Select a body of water to fish. Choose a location within the body of water. Pick a time to fish. Choose the day. Create a repeatable pattern.

Problem: Article: You should aim to apply your chosen mulch to the hydrangea bed in springtime (though the timing isn't overly important). Mulching the hydrangeas in spring will help to retain moisture in the soil over the dry summer months, which will prevent you from needing to water the flowers as frequently. You should avoid mulching in the wintertime as this causes the soil to retain cold, which is bad for the plants. Before you apply the mulch, you should remove any weeds from the flower bed and give them a good watering. This prevents the soil from drying out or becoming clogged with weeds beneath the mulch. For best results, you should apply a relatively thick layer of mulch, approximately four inches deep. As a general rule, finer-textured mulches - such as sawdust - should be applied less thickly (about 3 inches depth) than ones with thick chunky pieces. Larger-textured mulches - such as bark chips - may be applied to a depth of about 5 inches (12.7cm). Keep the mulch 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15.2cm) away from the stems of your hydrangeas. If the mulch is right up against the stems, it encourages dampness, which can lead to root rot. It could also encourage rodent activity during the winter and subsequent stem damage from the rodents. You should replenish the mulch around the hydrangeas every year, in order to keep it fresh. Do not just pour new mulch over the old - use a garden fork, dirt shovel or rake to loosen and turn the old mulch. This will prevent the mulch from becoming too compacted, which restricts water and air movement. Add new mulch to the old mulch to bring the total depth up to between 3 and 5 inches. Remember that your hydrangeas will require a bit more water after mulching, because the thick mulch layer will absorb some water before it reaches the roots. Therefore you will need to provide more water to prevent the roots from drying out.
Summary: Do all of your mulching in springtime. Water the hydrangeas before you apply the mulch. Apply a layer of mulch approximately four inches deep. Keep the mulch 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15.2cm) away from the stems. Apply new mulch each year. Remember to water your plants more generously after mulching.

Problem: Article: The German Shepherd is part of the working dog classification and has a strong proportioned build. Typically, the German Shepherd is 22 to 26 inches (50-65 cm) tall and weighs between 77 and 85 pounds (35-40 kg). It has a narrow and deep chest, and the front legs and shoulders are muscular and sloping. Its body is slightly longer than it is deep, measuring from the shoulders to the rump. German Shepherd puppies typically weigh 7-9 pounds (3-4 kg) after the first month and will continue to grow steadily throughout their first year. By six months they will weigh approximately 50-57 pounds (22-26 kg). German Shepherds have very distinct pointed ears that are erect. They are long at the base and face forwards, making the shape of a triangle. As puppies, the tips of the ear may flop over slightly, but they will straighten as the dog ages. German Shepherds have a long and bushy tail that hangs down when the dog is resting. When a German Shepherd is alert or in motion, the curve of the tail is accentuated and the tail will be slightly raised.
Summary:
Examine the dog's strong build. Look for pointed ears. Notice the bushy tail.