Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ensure the surface is suitable for the strips. Ensure the weight of items you're hanging is acceptable. Measure and mark the surface. Clean the surface.

Answer: You can apply Command Strips to metal, tile, glass, painted drywall, and painted or varnished wood. Do not apply them to wallpaper, antiques, or valuable/irreplaceable items. Don't use the strips to hang anything over a bed. Avoid using Command Strips on vinyl, since they may not stay adhered. If you're using hooks with clear strips, choose a smooth surface. To maintain adhesion, apply Command Strips to surfaces that stay between 50F (10C) and 105F (40C). Check the package of your product to find its exact weight limit. If your items exceed the weight limit, consider other options such as screws and studs or a picture string. Command Strips come in a variety of sizes with different weight-bearing capacities. Depending on the product, 3M may advise that you use only one hook per item you're hanging. Ask someone to hold up the item, if possible, so you can stand back and decide if the placement is satisfactory. Use a level to align a picture; if it's a group of pictures, use a laser level. Place a sticky note sideways like a kite shape at the top center, above where your item will hang. You may want to hang a picture 60 inches (152 cm) above the floor, or with its bottom edge six to eight inches (15 to 20 cm) up from a piece of furniture. For a group of items, cut paper patterns of their shapes. Use low-adhesive tape to place the papers on the wall and decide where you want the items to hang. Then place the corner of a sticky note at the top center of each paper, so that the bottom corner is your reference point. Dampen a cloth with isopropyl rubbing alcohol. Gently wipe the surface where you plan to adhere the strips. Allow the area to dry. Don't clean the surface with household cleaning sprays or wipes. These leave a residue that can make the strip's adhesion unsteady.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep the crawfish in the sack they arrive in if you are not going to cook them right away. To store them for longer, briefly hose them down with water and place them in a container with ice. Take the live crawfish out of the sack and put them into a large plastic tub or cooler.

Answer: Crawfish will die if stored in water for too long, so leave them in the air. Live crawfish can be kept at 36F to 46F for a few days. Drain them as needed, so you aren't leaving them submerged in water. Be sure to remove the ice and let the crawfish return to room temperature before purging and cooking. Make sure your container has enough room to thoroughly clean them. Also make sure they won't be able to somehow crawl out.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Encourage your parent if they "slip. Remain encouraging if your parent relapses. Get outside help. Protect yourself.

Answer: " Most smokers struggle to quit cold turkey, and "slipping" - taking a puff, or smoking a cigarette or two - is common. Encourage your parent during this time, even if you are disappointed or angry. Remind your parent of all of the reasons they quit in the first place, as well as the amount of time they were able to go without smoking before they slipped. Refer to them as a "quitter," rather than a "smoker," even after they slip. In this context, of course, "quitter" is a positive term. Avoid getting angry, showing disappointment, or nagging your parent when you discover a slip. Keep up the encouragement. Most smokers require several attempts before they quit smoking for good, and relapses - reverting back to regular smoking patterns - is not out of the ordinary. Remain positive and supportive if a relapse occurs. Let your parent know that you are proud of them for trying to quit, and for staying smoke-free during that time. Make sure they know that they didn't fail, but made an impressive first try. Encourage them to learn from the experience and help them to see that they will be better prepared the next time they attempt to quit. Say "When you try to quit again...," rather than, "If you try to quit again..." Some parents will have serious difficulties with quitting, whether out of ingrained habit, a deep addiction, or emotional reasons. If your parent would like to quit smoking, but faces difficult obstacles in doing so, seek outside help to help them over the hurdles. Possible options include: Quit-smoking program. These can done in-person, online and over the phone. Check with your parent's physician, local health unit or lung association for recommendations. Support group. Ask your parent's physician to recommend a smoker's support group, or inquire at your local health unit or lung association. Apps. There are a number of quit-smoking apps available for your parent's phone, tablet, and other devices. Examples can be found here. A parent trying to quit smoking may take several attempts - and weeks, if not months or years - to finally quit for good. If you live with your parents, and particularly if you will be living with your parents for many more years, it is important to protect yourself against the dangers of second-hand smoke Hold a family meeting. If you feel confident enough to discuss your parent's smoking in an open and honest manner, sit down with your family and let them know the reasons why you would like a smoke-free home. Make sure your parent knows of the multitude of dangers their smoke poses to your health. Ask them to read up on second-hand smoke and ways to protect you from it, such as can be found here. Ask your parent to smoke outside. Have them smoke in a designated area where there is little risk of the smoke blowing back into the house. If they agree, remove all ash trays from your home and ask your parent to clean any carpets, curtains and clothing that has absorbed smoke. When confronted with a stubborn smoker, ask them to at least smoke in one specific room of the house, rather than anywhere they please. Also make sure to open the windows if your parent insists on smoking inside, and ask your parent to install an air purifier or other filter for the vents. Tell your parent you would like the car to be a smoke-free zone. Ask them to stop driving and smoke outside if they get a craving.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Download the compressor. Open it. Process will be started immediately Your compressed file is in the same directory with .cso extension. You are done!

Answer:
Choose or Drag&Drop Your ISO File