In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most airlines allow only two (2) carry-ons nowadays, and that includes a "personal item", such as a purse or backpack. Pack necessities in your carry-on. This can include medications, reading materials, information pertinent to your trip, your passport if traveling outside your home country, a small travel kit (in case your luggage is lost or delayed), a snack, and anything else you feel you can't do without, such as your digital music player. Also, choose a small carry-on bag that will fit into the overhead compartment and keep the already limited foot space free. Long flights, particularly overseas, can be almost unbearable without these essential comfort items. This doesn't mean you need to bring your bed pillow and your down comforter. Check out travel stores and websites for neck pillows and blankets that fold to the size of a DVD case. You never know who might have used the airline's pillows and blankets before you, or what their hygiene practices are -- or aren't. Gum may help keep your ears clear. Earplugs soften the drone of the engine. Even if you don't usually get airsick, Dramamine can be a lifesaver if you hit some rough turbulence. If you have a cold or sinus problems, take a decongestant well before you board the plane, but bring nasal spray just in case.
Summary: Keep carry-on items to a minimum. Take your own pillow and blanket. Bring a few health items.

Volunteers are the backbone to any nonprofit. They keep your organization running smoothly. However, as volunteers are not paid dedication is sometimes an issue. Spend some time recruited solid, hardworking volunteers. Appoint one board member to head volunteer recruitment. Select someone with past experience in nonprofit or volunteer management. Provide written descriptions of what volunteer duties will entail. Be active in seeking out volunteers. Rather than waiting for people to come to you, look for likeminded people with the skills you desire and reach out to them. Go to local college and recruit people from zoology and veterinary programs. Visit existing animal shelters and see if anyone's looking for supplementary volunteer experience. If you're operating an animal rescue, you'll need to staff some professionals for a small salary. Keep your eye out for skilled professionals looking to work in the nonprofit field. Most rescues require at least one staff veterinarian. Local vets are often willing to part-time discount services for non-profits. If you're hoping to rehabilitate animals, you may need trained wildlife or livestock zoologists to assess behavioral problems in abused animals. If you're hoping to re-home animals as pets, you may need to hire a team of animal trainers. Dogs and cats that come from abusive backgrounds may have behavioral problems that require professional training to work out. In addition to professionals, you'll need staff members to maintain basic operation of your facility. Things like clerical work, manual labor, repairs, and janitorial work will all require staff. Keep a portion of your budget open to pay janitors, repairmen, secretaries, and other basic operational staff members. You need to train your volunteers and staff. Make sure they have a clear understanding of your policies and standards and know how to efficiently accomplish any required tasks. Anyone providing hands-on animal care should undergo a training program first. You can consult with the professionals you've hired for advice on training volunteers. You should make sure staff and volunteers are familiar with general animal health-care information as well as the basics of handling animals safely. Make training a priority. If you want your organization to run smoothly, you need to make sure volunteers and staff are well-trained and know how to safely interact with a variety of animals.
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One-sentence summary -- Select a volunteer staff. Hire any necessary professionals. Hire other staff members. Establish a training program for volunteers and staff.

Q: You can refill a bic lighter fairly easily with a pushpin. If you want to save money on new lighters, you can use this method and keep one Bic lighter for a long period of time. In order to refill a bic lighter, you will need some butane, a pushpin, and three rubber grommets. You can purchase butane and grommets at most hardware stores. You may also want to have a pair of clippers and file on hand, as you may want to file down the pushpin after you fill the lighter. Do this as fast as you can to prevent butane from spilling out. This will remain in the valve to seal it. You will be unable to reuse the factory valve, so you'll have to use a pushpin to seal it.
A: Gather your materials. Insert the pushpin back into the hole in the valve.

Problem: Article: Warm water will open up your hair shafts, making your braids looser and more elastic. Jump into a warm shower and allow the water to run over your scalp and through your braids. Rub your scalp gently at the base of the braids as the warm water falls over them to encourage loosening. Avoid being rough with your braids. After getting out of the shower, use a towel to remove excess water from your hair by gently patting your braids. If your hair is naturally curly, wetting the braids may cause frizziness. You can pick up a hair steamer at your local beauty shop, or visit the salon and use theirs. Set up the hair steamer, then sit under it. Direct the steam at your braids, concentrating on the places you are feeling the most tension. Sit under the hair steamer in 10-minute sessions, with short breaks in between, until your braids feel better. You can apply a deep-conditioner to your scalp before sitting under the steamer to increase the relief. Applying moist heat directly to your braids will increase their elasticity and relieve tension. First, wet a towel with warm water. Wring out the excess moisture, then gently wrap the towel around your head like a turban. Leave your hair under the towel for an hour before removing it.
Summary:
Take a warm shower to increase your hair's elasticity. Use a hair steamer to loosen your braids. Wrap a warm, damp towel around your head for an hour.