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Since mantises might cannibalize each other, purchase a plant for each one that you intend to keep. Pick a tall plant so they have plenty of room to climb. Stick to a small pot, however, so they can find their food at the base more easily. Choose a plant with plentiful wide leaves so the mantis has adequate shade to escape the sun. Since your mantis won't be enclosed, be sure to select a breed that doesn't develop wings so it doesn't fly away and escape! If the pot is circular, the diameter of the surface area should be at least three times wider than the mantis's body length. If the pot is box-shaped, it should be twice as wide as the mantis's body length and three times as long. Place it on a windowsill so the plant receives direct sunlight and remains healthy. If your windowsill is too narrow, place your plant where sunlight can reach it. Be sure to keep it out of reach of other pets, since dogs or cats may eat your mantis. Collect or purchase other insects with soft bodies to use as pet food. Be sure to use live prey that is only a quarter of the size of the mantis itself. If possible, feed them insects that don't fly so they don't escape. When using a caged enclosure to house your mantis, it's recommended to keep a continuous supply of food. But since you're not using a cage, be vigilant with feeding to make sure the mantis is eating regularly. Keep the soil free of fallen leaves or other obstructions where prey can hide. Try using tweezers to offer food. This way you can gauge how hungry your mantis is as well as use prey that is able to fly or otherwise escape. Fruit flies are a popular food for smaller mantises, and crickets for larger ones. Keep the room temperature warm. Mist the leaves and soil regularly to maintain proper humidity. Since you're keeping your mantis in the open instead of an enclosure, keep a sharp eye on the soil to make sure it doesn't dry out. If prolonged sunlight dries your plant quickly on a regular basis, rotate the plant between direct sunlight (for the plant's health) to other areas in the room where the sun doesn't reach (to maintain moisture). Between regular misting and the moisture received from eating prey, the mantis shouldn't need another water source. However, for your own peace of mind if this is a concern, go ahead and give it a small water bowl.

summary: Buy a potted plant. Situate your plant. Feed your mantis. Maintain the right environment.

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If you are part of multiple teams with your account, you can switch between them by clicking the team name in the upper left and choosing to "Sign into another team". On mobile, you will see a four square icon in the upper right after tapping the team name instead of "Sign into another team". Click any name under the "Channel" header in the left sidebar to change the chat area to that conversation. You can also hit Ctrl+K to bring up a channel quick search. Tap the team name in the upper left to open the sidebar on mobile. Enter text into the text field and hit Enter to send. You can add emoji to your messages by with the smiley button on the right side of the text field (left side on mobile). You can surround parts (or all) of your text with certain symbols to change your formatting. A full list of formatting interactions can be found on the slack support site. Using an asterisk (*) on each side of the message will display it in boldface. Using underscores (_) will italicize text. Using tildes (~) will strikethrough text. Use a triple backtick (''') on each side to format your text with a codebox. Click the three dot icon displayed on the right of a message when you hover the cursor over it. This will bring up a menu to edit, delete, mark unread, pin, or set a reminder for that message. Tap and hold a message on mobile to bring up the full list of modifying options. Pinning a message will place it at the top of a channel and display it as you scroll. Use this for important announcements. You can select a period from 20 minutes to 1 week before the reminder takes place. Click the Star icon that appears next to the timestamp when hovering the cursor over the messages. This will add it to a list of saved messages that can be check later by clicking the Star icon in the upper right. On mobile, tap a message to select it, then tap the star that appears at the top of the screen. You can check your starred message by tapping the team name and selecting "Starred" from the dropdown menu in the upper left. Type "@" followed by the username of the person you want to mention. They will receive a slack notification that they have been mentioned in a chat. For example: "@user: slack message". You can also use mentions to address an entire channel or team (@channel, @team). You can check messages in which you've been mentioned by clicking the "@" icon in the upper right corner. On mobile, this is accessed by tapping the team name and selecting "Mentions" from the dropdown menu in the upper left. Click the smiley icon when hovering over a message to add an emoji reaction that will display directly below the message. These can be used for something like votes, or just for fun. Reactions can also be added to messages from the modify message menu. On mobile this is the only way to add them. Reactions can only be emoji. Tap the "+" button in the chat field and select "Upload File" from the popup menu to browse your device for files. You can also drag and drop files into the chat window on a computer. On mobile you can take and upload photos from the same chat field menu. Slack will store up to 5GB of files (including images) on its servers. This amount can be increased by upgrading to their paid services.

summary: Switch between Teams. Switch between Channels. Send messages in chat. Use special formatting. Modify messages. Star messages to flag them as important. Mention a user in chat. Add reactions to messages. Upload files to chat.

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Some over-the-counter medications can help ease catarrh. Decongestants, antihistamines, and steroid nasal sprays can help with catarrh that does not improve with home treatment. Do not use over-the-counter medications without consulting a pharmacist, especially if you have health conditions or are taking existing mediations. Some medications are not safe for everyone. You can also try Mucinex to help thin out mucus. Make sure to drink lots of water along with the medication. Usually, catarrh will pass on its own without treatment. However, long lasting catarrh can become difficult to live with. Your catarrh is intense and does not respond to treatment, make an appointment with your doctor. You may have an underlying condition that needs to be addressed. Catarrh can be caused by conditions such as nasal polyps or allergies. If your doctor suspects one of these conditions is causing catarrh, you may be referred to a specialist for evaluation. You may have to undergo an allergy test to rule out allergies. Treatment depends on the cause of your catarrh. Nasal polyps, for example, may be treated with nasal sprays that contain steroids. Sometimes, the cause of chronic catarrh is unclear. If your doctor cannot find a clear cause, they may advise you on specific self-help techniques. These techniques will be specific to you and your conditions. Go over self-help techniques with your doctor and ask any questions you have. You want to follow your doctor's instructions carefully to help treat catarrh.
summary: Ask a pharmacist about over-the-counter medications. See a doctor under certain conditions. Rule out and treat underlying conditions. Ask your doctor about self-help techniques.