In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can write a letter to Twitter if you have a question, want to report a problem, or give them comments about the service. Be aware that you may not receive a response from the board. If you'd like, you can send your letter anonymously. While most mail will be given to Twitter's board of directors, certain types of mail won't be given to them. For example, don't send: Product complaints, inquiries, or suggestions Resumes or job inquiries Surveys Advertisements Abusive or threatening material Your letter will go to the board as a group or an individual of the board if you specify their name. Use the following address for your letter: Corporate Secretary Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market Street Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103 United States
Summary: Write to the board of directors. Avoid sending mail that won't be delivered to the board. Send your letter to the corporate secretary.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: All other uniforms and uniform parts remain the property of the armed forces. You are allowed to wear one uniform home. You may continue wearing your uniform for up to three months after your honorable discharge. Many recently discharged servicemen and women like to wear their uniform for coming home parties or other special occasions. If you want to wear your uniform for an important event (like your own wedding), be sure to schedule the event within three months of your discharge. If you leave the military for bad conduct or any other reason that results in a dishonorable discharge, you are not permitted to keep any uniforms or parts of uniforms. The military will require you to purchase clothing to wear home. Because you were dishonorably discharged, you may never wear a uniform again (for example, for Veteran's Day ceremonies, funerals, or other purposes). If you choose to, you may wear your uniform at any time if you have retired from the armed forces-- you have earned it! You must wear the uniform of the grade at which you retired. For example, if you retire as a Sergeant, you must wear the uniform and badge of a Sergeant. If you were nominated for promotion upon your retirement, you may wear the new higher grade. Many retired servicemen and women choose to wear their uniforms to weddings, funerals, Veteran's Day celebrations, and other special occasions. You are not obligated to wear it, but it is a great way to show others that you served. Check with your branch of the armed forces if in doubt. For example, the presence of retired military personnel may be requested at a government sponsored parade or function. You may only wear the uniform under these circumstances if you served honorably in time of war. If so, wear the uniform of the highest grade achieved during wartime. This may or may not be an armed forces uniform. Perform instructional duties for military courses wearing a uniform only if it bears some distinctive insignia to indicate that it is not a duty armed forces uniform. Wear the uniform as prescribed by your branch of the armed forces while you are living in or an officer of a Department of Veteran's Affairs veteran's home. Check with the appropriate branch of the armed forces if in doubt. Even if you are not currently serving, there are certain laws and regulations that apply to your behavior while in a uniform that represents the United States government. In general, you should behave in a respectful and becoming way. More specifically: Any time you are in uniform, you represent the United States government. You are expected to maintain the grooming standards of the military even if you are retired, if you plan to appear in uniform. This includes being clean-shaven, keeping your hair neatly under your headgear, and not having facial piercings or tattoos. While saying the Pledge of Allegiance, or while passing, lowering, or raising the United States flag, anyone in military uniform (active, inactive, or discharged) should stand at attention, face the flag, and perform a military salute, rather than placing his or her hand over the heart.
Summary: Keep only one uniform when you are honorably discharged. Keep no uniforms if you are discharged dishonorably. Wear your uniform after retirement. Wear the uniform if you are not on duty and not an officer only when permitted by Presidential regulations. Attend a course of military instruction in clothing deemed appropriate by the institution. Follow uniform regulations for Department of Veteran's Affairs buildings. Know how to behave while in uniform.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Please also don't be near any TNT, as arrows will activate it when hit.
Summary:
If there are more then one skeletons shooting at you, fall back, or try to make them shoot each other. Use a bow, as they will use a bow. Charge a bow fully, and peek out of cover just a little bit to shoot, as skeletons have good accuracy.