In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Put your name, address, phone number, and email at the top, all on separate lines. Skip a line, and then write out the date. Skip a line again, and write the name, title, organization, and address of the person you're writing, also on separate lines. You can include your title under your name on a separate line. Typically, you want to address it to the person in charge of hiring new employees. If it's a large company, that will be different across departments, but try to dig around until you find someone you can address it to. Use "Mr." or "Ms." and the person's last name. If the person has a doctorate, use "Dr." instead. If you can't find anyone, try "Dear Hiring Committee:" You are writing this letter to someone out of the blue, so you need to explain why you're doing so. Start by giving a brief explanation of who you are. Then, state why you are writing the letter. For instance, you might write, "My name is Lucy Wright, and I am a mechanical engineer with 12 years of experience in the field. I have always been fascinated by the work your company does, and I am writing to inquire about open positions." This paragraph is to show off the skills that would make you a good employee. Make sure to connect those skills to what you learned about the company in your research. For instance, you might write, "I have worked at the Engineering Company for the last 7 years as a team manager in research and development. While there, I led a team that designed and built a new machine that increased efficiency by 15 percent. I am always working hard to make the production line more efficient while maintaining high safety standards, something I know your company values. It is important to me that anyone under me work together well, and I have taken management courses to learn how to assist with communication problems. From what I have learned about your company, good communication skills and team cooperation are essential to running the company well." In the body of your letter, make sure to let the company know that you're willing to work in a variety of positions. That way, if something opens up, they will ask you to apply. For example, you may say, "I am proud to say I am very flexible. I have worked in a number of departments both at my current job and in my previous positions. I've worked in management, safety testing, research and development, and customer service, just to name a few. If a position should come open at your company, I hope you will consider me for it, no matter what department it is in." Conclude the letter by stating again that you're looking for open positions. Then, let them know you'll be in touch and how they can contact you. For instance, you might write, "Thank you for your time and consideration. If a position becomes available, please keep me in mind. I will be in touch in the next week or two by email, and you can contact me by email at lucywrightengineer@emailsite.com." Skip a line, and then write a closing like "Sincerely," "All the Best," "Thank You Again," "Kind Regards," or "Respectfully." Skip 2 lines to leave room for your signature and type your name underneath.
Summary: Begin with the heading. Address the letter to a specific person if possible. Introduce yourself and your purpose in the first paragraph. Lay out your skills in the second paragraph. Emphasize your flexibility as an employee. Finish with a reminder of why you're writing and what's next. Use a professional closing and sign the letter.

Be careful not to bend or dent either slide in the process. Be gentle! If using a cleaning rod, be careful not to jam the rod into the bottom of the slide. If you are rough, you risk denting the crook at the end of the slide. However, this stage of the cleaning should really be handled by a trained instrument technician, as any sort of scratch or dent in the valve will adversely affect the playability of the horn. Special attention should be given to the rotary valve, water key (or spit valve), and the outer and inner slides. Most of the oil should be applied by dripping it in through the pipe where the bell section and playing slide meet, though a few drops may be applied to the rotary valve directly.
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One-sentence summary -- Disassemble the trombone by unscrewing the bell portion from the slide and removing the mouthpiece. Remove the outer slide and wipe off any excess grease, oil or moisture from the inner slides with a soft rag. Use a cleaning rod or a "snake" (a flexible rubber coated metal wire with a small brush on both ends), clean out any excess grease, oil or moisture from the insides of the outer and inner slides. Remove the main tuning slide from the bell portion and clean the inside with a "snake". Do the same for F attachment tuning slide if your trombone has the F attachment. If absolutely necessary, disassemble the rotary valve for the F attachment, rinse off each piece and wipe off excess oil or grease. Rinse all trombone components with warm water (NOT HOT, see warnings) in a shower or bath. Dry off all components with a soft rag, making sure that no large pockets of water remain in any of the tubing or in the rotary valve. Apply necessary grease to the tuning slides and attach them to the bell portion of the instrument. Reassemble the rotary valve and apply necessary oils. Apply necessary slide grease or oils to the inner slide. Wipe down the entire outside of the trombone using a soft rag.

Q: If dizziness, difficulty speaking, confusion, sudden severe headache, weakness, or paralysis accompany numbness, you should get immediate medical attention. You should also seek emergency medical care if numbness occurs suddenly after any form of head injury. In serious cases, a CT scan or MRI will be necessary to rule out a severe head injury, stroke, hematoma, tumor, or other life-threatening condition. In serious allergic reactions, numbness can precede anaphylactic shock, which can be fatal. Contact emergency services and, if possible, administer an Epipen if these symptoms accompany numbness: Swelling of the mouth and throat Skin redness or rash Nausea and vomiting Restricted airway Hyperventilating or difficulty breathing Collapse or unconsciousness Numbness in any part of your body usually goes away on its own. However, it could be related to a number of mild or severe medical conditions, so you shouldn't ignore a case of persistent numbness. If your lip numbness gradually worsens or doesn't go away, schedule an appointment with your primary doctor.
A: Seek emergency care if more serious symptoms accompany numbness. Seek emergency care for anaphylaxis. See your doctor if numbness worsens or persists.

Article: " " " " Your phone will automatically search for any available updates. Samsung will then apply the latest updates to your Samsung Galaxy S.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Tap on "Menu" from the home screen of your Samsung Galaxy S. Tap on "Settings. Scroll to and tap on "About phone. Scroll to and tap on "Software Update. Tap on "Check for update. Select the option to update your phone if an update is available.

Problem: Article: Without adding food coloring, the crystals will be clear and take on the color of your pipe cleaners. If you want the crystals to be tinted with color, add 4 drops of food coloring to the solution and stir it in. Try adding 4 drops of blue food coloring for light blue snowflakes, or 2 drops of blue and 2 drops of red food coloring for purple snowflakes.
Summary:
Add 3 drops of food coloring, if desired.