Problem: A picture of a dog in a metal bathtub appears along with several other dogs standing in the facility and receiving eye brow trimming, nail clipping, and hair cuts exhibits. an information final series OPTIONS:
- of tasks appear and go in slow motion equipment, shows a red, green, blue, green, red, orange, yellow, yellow, and yellow haircut a woman demonstrates how to remove hair extensions from the back part of a dog's head.
- of still images displays advertising the location, phone number and other services offered by the grooming boutique.
- of hair samples appears on screen with a logo along the bottom and the name " david tilmate " on the bottom from a website address.
- grabs your attention as you come across the blueprints on the screen with pictures as shown.

Answer: of still images displays advertising the location, phone number and other services offered by the grooming boutique.

Problem: How to replace a swimming pool pump seal
Separate the pump housing-most pumps have either a large metal clamp ring or a series of nuts and bolts the hold the pump housing to the motor plate.
Using a socket or crescent wrench, remove the nut that is securing clamp together or loosen and remove the series of nuts and bolts. Some banded pumps have a hand knob instead of a nut holding the clamp together. OPTIONS:
- Carefully remove the hermit pump sealant from the metal cover. Make sure not to remove the cables or base plate.
- Slide back the half of the pump assembly with the motor attached. Try to place the pump on a suitable work surface.
- Detach the pump housing-those that aren't connected by clamps will do so next. Remove the toolbars and springs from the pump housing.
- Remove duct tape from motor plate cover. Set the clamps with the duct tape back on to ensure they lay flush with the motor plate.

Answer: Slide back the half of the pump assembly with the motor attached. Try to place the pump on a suitable work surface.

Problem: How to work out a shoulder knot
Do some light stretching.
Muscle knots are basically chronic muscle strains caused by repetitive movements or postures that contract muscle fibers for long periods of time. Muscles are meant to contract for short durations, then completely relax. OPTIONS:
- Starting with a single muscle knot isn't always possible, and even doing just slight movements could cause " pruning " or stretching that one muscle. Most people are capable of stretching 1-2 warm-up stretches, though it can take hours to do them all.
- Experiment with your stretches to see what is useful. Some stretches are designed for cross-training, including hip or back stretches.
- To do the best man's shoulder twist, take a seat or sit on a stool and lean back slightly to stretch the muscles in your arms and hands. Lower yourself to the floor on a flat, supportive surface (such as a wall or bench) and keep your back flat.
- However, performing similar movements over and over (due to athletics, weightlifting, cleaning the house, etc. ) or sustaining certain postures while at work strains muscles fibers and causes them to remain contracted.
Answer: However, performing similar movements over and over (due to athletics, weightlifting, cleaning the house, etc. ) or sustaining certain postures while at work strains muscles fibers and causes them to remain contracted.