In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look at the UN employment website to see current vacancies with organizations in the UN Secretariat. You can use UNjobfinder to search vacancies in all UN organizations. Vacancies are constantly updated, so if you don't immediately see a position that fits your goals and qualifications, check back often. Click on the "Register as a User" option at the top of the UN employment website. You will be required to fill in your name, email, and date of birth, as well as creating a user name and password. Once you register you will be prompted to create your PHP. This profile will be your confidential online resume, and includes general information about you, your education, and your employment history. You will only need to complete this once, but you can edit it for different vacancies if you wish. You can complete the PHP right away, or come back later. It will take between 30 minutes to one hour to complete, and you can save a partially completed profile at any time and return to finish it. Ensure that your PHP is thorough, detailed, accurate, and picture perfect. When you apply for a position, the PHP is the first (and, initially, only) thing the recruiter will see. If you don't do a good job of representing your qualifications, or if your profile is marred by spelling or grammar mistakes, your application will be passed over. You can continue to update your PHP at any time, but make sure it is in perfect condition when you actually apply for a listed vacancy. Be certain you meet all its requirements; if not, either have very good reasons for why the recruiter might overlook whatever is lacking, or don't apply. The UN website makes it clear that you can apply for as many vacancies as you like, but your credibility will be hurt if you apply for positions for which you are not qualified. You will be prompted to submit your most recent version of the PHP, along with any other information required by the particular vacancy. Update the PHP if necessary before submitting your application. Provide an e-mail address so that they can acknowledge your application. If you don't get such acknowledgment within 24 hours, contact them again for confirmation. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted, and this can take some time. You may check the status of your application in the "Application History" of your "My UN" account. Many positions require that you pass an examination in order to be considered. Follow the instructions given for the specific vacancy for which you are applying.
Summary: Browse available jobs. Register for a "My UN" account. Create your "Personal History Profile" (PHP). Select the job for which you're applying. Apply for the chosen vacancy by following the online instructions. Wait for an interview invitation.

Studies suggest that regular aerobic exercise can prevent and reverse blood clot formation by increasing blood flow. Try walking, cycling, rowing, running, swimming, or jumping rope, whatever gets you moving every day. Check with your doctor about what kind of exercise is safest for you. Dehydration thickens your blood and may lead to complications. Be sure to drink plenty of water, as staying hydrated can prevent clots from forming. Nattokinase is an enzyme that breaks down fibrin, which may prevent clots from forming and dissolve those that have begun to form. Nattokinase is found in natto (a fermented Japanese food made from soybeans), fermented black beans, fermented shrimp paste, and tempeh. Rutin targets protein disulfide isomerase, an enzyme involved in blood clotting. It is found in apples, oranges, lemons, grapefruits (note that grapefruit interacts with some blood thinners), limes, buckwheat, onion, and tea. Have one of these fruits as dessert after each meal, or incorporate them into the meals themselves. Bromelain interacts with fibrinogen to help clear away the fibrin that holds blood clots together. Bromelain is found only in pineapples. If you are at an increased risk for blood clots, considering including pineapples in your dessert after as many meals as possible. Garlic inhibits the production of thromboxane, which is involved in blood clots. It also contains ajoene and adenosine, which helps prevent and dissolve blood clots. Onions also include adenosine, so you should incorporate them into your diet as well. Too much protein (especially red meat and dairy products) seems to stimulate blood clot formation. Try to eat plenty of fish instead. The omega-3 fatty acids may reduce your cholesterol, thin your blood, and reduce clotting, though current evidence is inconclusive. For best results, focus on salmon, tuna, herring, mackerel, and sardines.
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One-sentence summary -- Exercise for at least 30 to 45 minutes per day. Drink lots of water. Eat foods rich in nattokinase. Add foods rich in rutin. Get plenty of bromelain. Incorporate garlic into your diet. Focus on fish for your protein servings.

Q: Give your bedroom new life and make it feel instantly bigger by simply getting rid of stuff you don't want or need anymore. Focus on clothes you don't wear, toys you've grown out of, or items that don't belong in your bedroom. Try using four different boxes to organize all the items in your room: for trash, give away, keep, or relocate. Try to throw away or give away as many things as possible, move others to different rooms, and finally put back all the "keep" items. Consider whether you are able to store some things in your room elsewhere in the house. Can you put all your off-season clothes in a hall closet or basement? Could toys or clothes you've grown out of go to a younger sibling or even a neighbor? Use storage containers to easily organize and categorize items in your room. Look for cute or colorful ones that will be decorative as well as practical. Try buying cloth boxes or hanging shelves meant for your closet, where you can designate one for socks, one for belts, one for underwear, etc. On your desk, you could have colorful boxes and trays for papers, pencils, and other school or art supplies. You don't always have to buy new storage containers. Try creating your own cute and colorful containers by wrapping plain boxes, cans, or bins with patterned paper or fabric for an easy upgrade. You can also add hanging storage to the back of a door with a couple hooks and rods for clothes, jewelry, and accessories. Get your room super clean and tidy before you do any repainting or reorganizing. This will let you visualize changes and move furniture and other items around more easily. Move everything out of your room completely if you're repainting. If you'll just be rearranging and decorating, simply take out smaller things to make it easier to move furniture around. Take smaller items off of the surfaces of tables, shelves, or nightstands so they won't get bumped or broken when reorganizing. This will also let you dust or clean surfaces, and rethink where you might put your smaller objects.
A: Get rid of things you don't want. Organize with cute boxes and drawers. Clean up the space.

Problem: Article: Once you create your graph, the Design toolbar will open. You can change your graph's design and appearance by clicking one of the variations in the "Chart Styles" section of the toolbar. If this toolbar doesn't open, click your graph and then click the Design tab in the green ribbon. Click and drag the white space near the top of the line graph to move it. You can also move specific sections of the line graph (e.g., the title) by clicking and dragging them around within the line graph's window. Click and drag one of the circles on one of the edges or corners of the graph window in or out to shrink or enlarge your graph. Double-click the title of the graph, then select the "Chart Title" text and type in your graph's name. Clicking anywhere off of the graph's name box will save the text. You can do this for your graph's axes' labels as well.
Summary:
Customize your graph's design. Move your line graph. Resize the graph. Change the graph's title.