Combat homesickness when you travel by bringing pictures of friends, pets, and loved ones in your luggage. If you start to feel lonely or homesick, just take a moment to look at the pictures you brought. Remember how much your family and friends mean to you and think about how happy you will be to see each other when you return. Make copies of your favorite photographs and take them with you. This way you won't lose the original copies if your luggage gets lost or stolen. You can also bring your favorite photos on your phone, tablet, or computer. Furnishing the place you're staying when you travel with things you like to have around you at home will make it seem a little less foreign. Pack a favorite blanket, comfortable slippers, or even your daily coffee cup to take a little piece of home with you. Even if you plan on packing light, consider bringing some small comfort items that will make your travel experience more comfortable, and remind you of home at the same time. Sometimes having a tangible thing to touch and feel can be very reassuring when you're lonely or homesick. Take this item out and hold it or wear it whenever you start to feel homesick. The texture, the smell all of the physical attributes of the thing will remind you of home and, hopefully, begin to make you feel a little less homesick. Take a small stuffed animal, or a favorite T-shirt that reminds you of a good experience. Or maybe you should bring your lucky keychain or a favorite bracelet. Maybe it's your favorite pillow to sleep with at night. Keeping up certain routines while you're away can often help alleviate feelings of homesickness. This can make you feel like you brought a piece of home with you. This includes things like exercising daily, listening to music, taking a yoga class, keeping up with a book club at home, writing in your journal, or taking a morning stroll.
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One-sentence summary -- Pack some of your favorite photos. Take some small comforts of home along. Bring a treasured item. Maintain your usual habits.

Q: " If you don't mind where the recurring text appears, one way to include a string of text on each slide is by using a footer. The text will appear at the bottom of each slide rather than the top. In PowerPoint 2003 and earlier, click "View," then "Header & Footer." If you really needed a uniformly-centered header on the top of the page, try using an image or text box instead. " If you want the date and time on each slide in your presentation to display as the current date and time, select this option. If you'd prefer the date on the slide remain the same no matter when you show the presentation, type the date into the box that says "Fixed." If you want to standardize a bit of text other than the date, type your desired text into the box. The text you type here will appear on every slide. This will add a recurring footer at the bottom of every slide. If you want the footer to appear at the top of a slide (like a header), click the footer text until it is surrounded by a dotted box, then drag it to the top of the slide. This action will not propagate to the other slides in your presentation. You'll have to move the footer on each individual slide.
A: Click "Insert," then "Header & Footer. Place a check in the box next to "Date and Time. Create a single date to be displayed on every slide. Check "Footer" and add your own text. Click "Apply to all" to propagate your changes. Drag the footer to the top of the slide.

Article: So you've immersed yourself in exciting resources, you've been inspired, you have a list of content to use - now all you've go to do is link it back to your vision for the learning activity, applying all the steps and insight previously gained. Again, leave yourself plenty of time! Don't forget to apply an open license to what you produce - Creativecommons.org helps you build a suitable CC license for your content, which can be embedded into your resource in lots of different forms. Displaying an open-license badge signifies to other users that your content is part of a growing community of open practice and resources. Lovely!
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Problem: Article: This is a large green button on the front page of the website. This will direct you to Instagram's website. If you are not already logged in on Instagram's website, you will be prompted to do so. This gives Later permission to access your Instagram account. All third-party apps will require this access to schedule posts. If you're uncomfortable with providing access to a third-party (who can use your data), you can always revoke access through Instagram's access section (located on your profile page). This completes your Later profile.
Summary: Go to Later.com. Click Create Account with Instagram. Click Authorize. Enter the required information on the page. Click Next >.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Though some schools may differ, generally, where infectious illnesses are concerned, a student will be sent home if he is infectious rather than risk infecting other students. Pink eye is ideal for these purposes, as it is highly contagious and easy to fake. These should be kept in your locker and applied at some point during the day, like when you take a bathroom break or in between classes. To fake pink eye, you'll need: Red lipstick OR Hair gel If you are using red lipstick, you'll only need a small amount; too much will be spotted immediately as a fake, so you may want to apply your pink eye product in the bathroom. Rub the lipstick along the lids of a single eye. If you are using hair gel, again, take only a very small amount and rub it along the lids of your eye. If you claim, out of the blue, that you have pink eye, your teacher or the school nurse might doubt you. Instead, have a person on which you can blame your condition, like a cousin you visited over the weekend, or a younger sibling who is still in pre-school.

SUMMARY: Understand school policy. Gather your pink eye faking materials. Apply your phony pink eye product. Have a patsy.

Article: No device should be left on if you're fiddling with it. Turn off any and all electrical power to the pump and system at the breaker panel. You can also go to the base of the pump to make sure it's turned off. On a pool pump, this will be the strainer basket. If you're not working with a pool pump, use whatever fixture is closest to the water tank. Check all piping and fittings for any cracks,, or damage, especially if system was shut down over the winter. Check each drain plug to see if it needs re-tightening, and manually operate any valves. Ensure that all nuts, bolts and anchoring fasteners of the pumping system are in place and tightened properly. You should also inspect any safety guards, belts and pulleys that there might be. Flush the hose to remove any build-up and ensure you have clean water. Run water through it, keeping a constant stream for a few seconds before you shut it off. This is especially important for hoses that aren't routinely used or haven't been used yet this season. Many people choose to use their garden hose or their washing machine hose connected to their garden hose. However, if your garden hose contains lead, know that you shouldn't drink from it. If you're using this for a well, be sure you have a way of filtering the water before and after it's through the hose. This will keep pressure from building up. Watch your water pressure gauge to make sure all is going according to plan.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Turn off electrical power to the pump. Locate a plumbing fixture that provides access to the pump system. Inspect the system for damage. Prepare a hose that can be connected to an independent water source. Open any relief valves on the pump system.