In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is especially important if you are living in places where jungle rot is widespread. Wear knee high boots if possible, especially if you are working in rivers or streams. Wash your feet after being exposed to unsanitary areas and keep them dry at all costs. A dry environment will keep the bacteria from spreading. Medicated powders can be used to keep the feet dry. This includes Tinactin that can be applied twice a day after thorough cleaning and drying the feet. But it's not only your feet - your limbs and the ground you touch should be as dry as possible, too. Wear breathable shoes to allow free air circulation. Feel free to go barefoot as well, as long as you're in sanitary conditions and not putting anyone else at risk. Since jungle rot is contagious, it's important to maintain a hygienic environment. Wash your clothes thoroughly and any floors and areas that have been in contact with the affected skin.
Summary: Wear the appropriate shoes and socks. Keep your feet clean and dry. Clean your surrounding area.

iMessage is only available on OS X Mountain Lion or higher. " It's at the top-left corner of the page. This will open the Preferences window. It may send you to the Accounts menu by default, and you won't need to click it. " The box should now be empty. You will no longer be able to send or receive iMessages on your Mac. If you want to sign out of iMessage altogether, click Sign Out next to your Apple ID, and then click Sign Out again. This will take all iMessage information, such as contacts and conversations, off of your Mac. If you're still receiving SMS messages on your Mac and want to disable it, you'll need to disable Text Message Forwarding on your iPhone. This is in your Messages settings.
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One-sentence summary -- Press Command+Space to open Spotlight. Type "Messages. Press Enter Click Messages in the menu bar. Click Preferences in the drop down menu. Click Accounts. Click the box next to "Enable this account. Click OK.

Q: An AlertDialog is when the Android app uses the Android system to put up important information for a user to read. An AlertDialog can also be used to warn or ask the user to change an important setting. It will contain three components of the dialog box. A title is optional but can be useful to put in a simple message or question. This can also contain an icon The content area which can display a message, list or other custom layout functions. Action buttons that are used for the user to send a response to the AlertDialog box. Can be a positive button, a negative button or a neutral button. You can only have one of each type and up to three buttons on a given alert dialog. A class is a template that allows you to create other objects that have their own properties and behaviors. The AlertDialog class is a subclass of the Dialog class that features its own unique properties of being able to display up to three buttons in addition to a standard Dialog prompt. What is the purpose of the AlertDialog box? What are the options going to be for the user? Is it possible that the user would ignore this process otherwise? Write down what the user will be prompted for and note their choices and what they do. If the writing seems unclear for the user, they may not understand the purpose of the AlertDialog box. Draw what you want the AlertDialog box to look like. Write down the list the options you would like to implement and their resulting actions. Think carefully about what the user is being prompted for and ensure the writing does not create ambiguity. A software development kit or SDK is used to develop software in a specialized environment for creating programs and applications. You can download SDK direct from the Android developer website. Even if you have an existing project, creating a project can be ideal if you want to create a testing environment before adding code to your main project. From the menu bar click on File>New>New Project and follow the prompts to create a new application.
A: Understand the basic structure of an AlertDialog. Understand what a class is. Decide on the purpose of the AlertDialog. Write and illustrate the AlertDialog. Download and Install Android SDK. Create a new project.

Article: Once you have succeeded in cleaning up your language in one situation (say in front of your nephew), add new situations week by week. For example, if you successfully did not cuss in front of your nephew all week. Next week do that, and do not swear when near playgrounds. If you are not successful at your first goal, then that means your challenge was too big. Make it more manageable. Instead of never cussing in front of your nephew, make your goal smaller. Such as, "I will not cuss before 8 am", or "I will not cuss at the drive through window". Pick a time frame and situation that you know you can do, then expand the challenge from there, week by week. . The key to success is to pick manageable situations and time frames to improve in. It will take time but slowly you will ease out of the cussing habit. It may take years before not cussing becomes your new habit. Self-improvement is always difficult but undeniably worth the effort.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Expand your challenges. Practice patience

Problem: Article: Advertise in the newspaper, online or on local notice boards at schools, churches and coffee shops. Show parents and their children around your facilities, introduce them to the staff, and explain the schedule and curriculum to them. Obtain the necessary paperwork to admit children into your day care. Once your day care is up and running, keep improving your facilities, policies, and program structure to provide the best possible care to the children you are serving and attract a steady stream of new clients.
Summary: Let people know that you're open for business. Meet with parents. Learn as you go.

Problem: Article: On the morning of the day you want to roast the turkey or the night before, remove the brine from the refrigerator. Pour it into a 5USgal (19l) food-safe bucket or cooler. Mix in the ice water. Consider using a 5USgal (19l) drink cooler. These have good insulation and a drain spout for easy clean up. Take the turkey from the refrigerator and remove the innards. Discard the innards and the pop-up thermometer if your turkey has one. Put the turkey breast-side down in the brine-filled container. The turkey should be completely covered in brine. If it isn't, place a heavy plate or dish on the turkey to weigh it down. Cover the bucket and refrigerate the turkey while it brines. If you're using a cooler with a lid, screw the lid on and leave it in a cool place while the turkey brines. The cooler with the turkey and brine should keep the turkey at 38F (3C) or below. If you think the cooler isn't keeping the turkey cold enough, refrigerate it.
Summary:
Mix the brine with 1 gallon (3.8l) ice water in a large container. Submerge the thawed turkey in the brine. Chill the turkey in the brine for 8 to 16 hours.