In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After completing the required amendment form, take it to the local courthouse where you filed your original complaint. You will then file your amendment with the clerk of courts. The clerk of courts will file your original amendment form and will give you a number of copies. When you file your amended divorce petition, you may have to pay a filing fee. Every state will have a different policy on fees, so be sure you are prepared to pay the fee in your community. If there is a fee and you cannot afford it, ask the clerk of courts about obtaining a fee waiver. For example, in California, there is no filing fee for filing amended petitions. Once your amendment is filed, you will need to hire a professional third party to serve the amendment on your spouse. You are not allowed to serve your spouse yourself. For instructions on successfully serving another party, see this wikiHow article: https://www.wikihow.com/Serve-Court-Papers. Once your spouse has been served, ask the process server to complete and return a "proof of service" form. File that document with the clerk of courts where you filed your amended complaint. For an extra fee, some process servers will file the proof of service form for you.
Summary: File your amendment with the clerk of courts. Pay any required fee. Serve your spouse with the amended documents. File your proof of service.

Rather than applying ice directly to your face, it's best to make an ice wrap or an ice pack. If you don't have an existing ice pack, you can easily make one at home. Grab as many ice cubes as you'll need to treat the outbreak area. Wrap the ice in a thin, clean towel. If you don't have a towel, you can use a ziplock bag to hold the ice. Do not apply ice directly to skin, as this can cause capillaries in your skin to break. Once you've wrapped the ice cubes in a towel or sandwich bag, apply the ice pack to your face. Rub pimples and acne scars with the ice pack for 10 to 15 minutes. Do not apply ice for longer than 20 minutes, as this can cause damage to your skin. You can use the ice method twice each day. Aim to use it first thing in the morning when your skin is puffy, and again at night before you go to sleep.
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One-sentence summary -- Make an ice pack. Apply the ice pack. Make ice part of your skin regimen.

Q: Having everything on hand to repair your antenna will save you time while repairing it. You will need a flat, clear space to work, and also: A clean soda can Sturdy scissors or shears A pen A book Needle nose pliers You will first need to cut the top of the can free from the rest of it. Now you can begin a single cut that follows around the can at a gradual angle spiraling down to the bottom of your can. You should remove the bottom of your can after you are through cutting your spiral aluminum strip. Take care when cutting your can; the aluminum may be sharp enough to cut you. Using a flat, heavy object (like a book), or even your hands, flatten your spiral strip entirely. Remove any particularly bad burrs or jagged edges from your flattened strip. Collect any shards or pieces of aluminum. These are sharp, and can result in cuts or slivers. Take your pen and run it along the middle of your strip to begin creasing your strip of aluminum. Bend the outside edges of your strip with your needle nose pliers or hands, drawing each side together above the crease you have made. The resulting shape of your aluminum will now be cylindrical. If your antenna has broken off close to the bottom, you may want to fold the outside edges of your strip around the remaining antenna nub. If your break is higher up on the antenna, wrap the outside edges around so that the antenna extends into your aluminum to stabilize the aluminum extension. If your antenna has been torn out of its port completely, you may be able to narrow your aluminum to fit in the antenna receiver hole, but if damage has been done to the port, you made need to replace the antenna assembly completely. In some cases, you may be able to sheath your antenna with your now cylindrical foil. This may result in a stable junction. However, if your antenna is flimsy or you are concerned about the elements (wind should be a serious concern for car antennas), you can further support the break by wrapping it in duct tape or electrical tape.
A: Gather your materials. Cut your soda can in a spiral strip. Flatten and trim your aluminum strip. Crease your strip so the outside ends meet. Attach your antenna to your antenna port, or to the unbroken end of your antenna. Stabilize as necessary.

Problem: Article: Recognize that while 98% of floaters are harmless, you need to know if your floaters are symptoms of a more serious condition. See a doctor right away if you experience any of the following: Loss of sight. Blurry or clouded vision. Eye pain. Flashes of light. Red floaters. Floaters that appear after eye surgery or trauma. Floaters that appear suddenly. Floaters that worsen quickly. Make sure to see a doctor immediately if you experience symptoms that could be the sign of more serious problem. Find out if you may have any of these medical conditions: Retinal tear Retinal detachment Vitreous hemorrhage (bleeding between the lens and the retina) Vitreous and retinal inflammation (caused by infections or auto-immune inflammation) Eye tumors Diabetic retinopathy Be aware that certain groups of people experience floaters more than the rest of the population. Watch out for eye floaters if any of the following apply to you: You're nearsighted. You're between the ages of 50 and 75. You've had cataract surgery. Be aware that all of these options carry risks, so most doctors won't perform them unless absolutely medically necessary. Ask your doctor about these treatments if you have a dangerous underlying condition that is causing your floaters: Vitrectomy Surgery. This procedure removes the vitreous gel from the middle of the eye. Laser treatments. This procedure breaks up eye floaters by the use of a YAG laser. Although some ophthalmologists have advocated this treatment option, there is no evidence that this is both safe and effective.
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Determine if you need to see a doctor. Recognize the risks of an underlying condition. Find out if you're at risk. Know your treatment options.