Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Powerpoint. Go to the "Insert" tab. Click "Pictures". Click "Online Pictures". Click "Video". Select "Online Videos". Select "Video on my computer".

Answer: These methods will also work with similar free software, like Google Slides or OpenOffice Impress, but the button locations and options may vary. This is located in the top menu bar and will display a variety of options for adding content to a slide. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window to browse for an image on your computer. Search for .gif or other animated image types. You can click and drag the image to move it around on the slide once it's added. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window with a search bar to browse the internet for images. You must be connected to the internet during your presentation for online objects to display. This button is in the "Media" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a menu with options to search your computer or the internet for video files. A window will appear to search YouTube or add an embedded video link. Either option will add and embedded video window to your slide. Embedded videos can only play if you are connected to the internet during your presentation. This will open a window to browse your computer for video files. Once selected, you can click and drag to move the video around on the slide.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Undo the connection between the P-trap and the tailpipe. Unthread the sink stopper's tailpipe from the underside of the drain. Loosen the locknut Push up on the sink drain and pull it out of the sink basin. Take the disassembled components to the hardware store to find a replacement.

Answer: Locate the junction of the vertical tailpipe (which housed the pivot rod and ball you just removed) and the curved P-trap. If your trap is PVC, the connector will be a PVC compression nut that you can loosen by hand. If the trap is metal, it will be a metal nut that requires a large wrench or channel locks to loosen. In either case, loosen the nut completely so that the two sections of pipe are disconnected. If you want to create more workspace under the sink, you can also disconnect the other end of the P-trap and temporarily remove it. If so, take the opportunity to check for (and remove) clogs inside the trap. Place a bucket or towels beneath the pipes to catch dripping water. Now that the bottom of the tailpipe if free from the P-trap, loosen the nut that connects it to the threaded bottom of the sink drain. Most sink stopper tailpipes are made of PVC, and will be connected to the drain with a PVC compression nut that you can loosen by hand. If your tailpipe is metal, you'll again need a large wrench or channel locks to undo the nut. If you can find a new sink stopper set that matches your old one (and thus fits into your existing drain), you may be able to keep the existing sink drain in place. If so, you can skip ahead to the steps detailing the installation of a new tailpipe, reconnection of the P-trap, and installation of the drain stopper mechanism. that holds the drain in place. Most sink drains are held in place by compression between the drain's lip on the topside of the sink and a locknut on the underside. The locknut will be snug up against the underside of the sink. Use a large wrench or channel locks to loosen and remove it. If the whole sink drain spins when you try to turn the locknut, stick the tips of two flat-head screwdrivers into the drain opening from above you should be able to find a couple of notches inside the drain opening that accept the screwdriver tips. Some sink drain locknuts have screws that need to be removed first. "Bell washer" sink drains have a bell-shaped housing that covers the drain's underside and holds it in place with a nut at the bottom. Remove this nut and pull off the bell housing to undo the compression fitting. The drain's lip will be connected to the sink bowl with plumber's putty, but this should give way easily when you push up from below. If not, give the drain a few wiggles and twists from below and push up again. If it still won't budge, a few taps from below with a rubber mallet should do the trick. Clear away any putty residue in the sink bowl with a plastic putty knife and wet rags. You don't have to replace the old sink stopper assembly with the exact same model, but installing the new equipment will be easier if it is the same size and shape as the old stuff. In particular, you may want to hand-tighten the drain and tailpipe back together and compare their combined length to your replacement options. If the replacement is more than a tiny bit (say, half a centimeter) shorter or longer than the old parts, you'll have to trim, add to, or reconfigure the P-trap to make everything fit together. PVC P-traps give you this small amount of wiggle room if you have a metal P-trap, your replacement sink stopper assembly needs to be essentially the exact same length as the old one in order to avoid P-trap adjustments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the clothes in boiling water. Use bleach. Try ammonia.

Answer: If your items are extremely moldy and you don't want to throw them away, you can try putting them in boiling water to kill the mold spores and remove that musty smell. This method should only be used on items like towels, sheets, and other sturdy linens that can stand up to boiling water. If you place delicate fabrics in boiling water, they will probably fall apart. To boil moldy items, Bring a large pot of water to a boil. You need enough water to thoroughly saturate the garment you're treating. Place the garment in a separate large pot. Pour the boiling water over it, making sure it gets fully soaked. Let it sit for five minutes. Wring out the water. If it's still very hot, you may want to wear rubber gloves. Wash the garment as usual in the washer. Dry it outside in the sun. Bleach is an effective mold killer. It will remove mold and mustiness from items that are safe to bleach, like towels, sheets and socks. Be sure to check an item's tag before bleaching it. If it says "Do Not Bleach," use a different method. Whenever you use bleach, do it in a room with plenty of ventilation, and protect your skin with gloves. To bleach your clothes, In a large bucket, mix up a solution with half a cup of bleach and a gallon of water. Place the musty clothes in the bleach solution. Wash the clothes in your washing machine with detergent, as normal. Dry them outside in the sun. Ammonia has a strong smell that is toxic to the lungs, so make sure your laundry room is well ventilated before using. Put your clothes in the washer and start a wash cycle without adding any detergent. Add a cup of ammonia to the water. Let the cycle run, then do a second cycle with detergent only. Hang your clothes in the sun to dry. Never mix bleach with ammonia. It creates a gas that can cause lung damage if breathed. Handle ammonia with care. You may want to wear clothes to prevent it from getting on your skin. If you breathe in ammonia, leave the area to get fresh air. Call poison control if you feel light-headed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the risk factors. Listen for coughing. Watch for gagging. Monitor your dog's energy.

Answer:
Kennel cough is extremely contagious. If your dog has been playing with other dogs in a park or has been staying in a kennel, there is a possibility it has been exposed. A dog infected with kennel cough may suddenly develop a cough, which can vary in severity from a quiet, persistent "huff" to a harsh hacking, choking cough. The latter is commonly mistaken for the dog having something stuck in his throat. If possible, open his mouth to check for a stick or bone that is stuck. An alternative means of determining if a dog has something stuck in its throat is to offer the dog a treat to eat. A dog with something stuck in his throat will not be able to eat the treat, so if he eats and swallows it without difficulty, it is unlikely it has a foreign object in its throat. Just as humans get a sore throat with flu, so do dogs with kennel cough. This can lead to throat clearing, or gagging and retching episodes. For some dogs, this is so severe that they retch up saliva or froth. A dog that is vomiting because of nausea (rather than due to excessive coughing) will bring up yellow bile or food from the stomach. This is a likely a sign of some other problem. Some dogs with kennel cough show no signs of being ill, apart from an unpleasant cough. Others can be sluggish, lacking in energy and losing their appetites. It is always a good idea to get a dog that is coughing seen by your vet, but it is essential if the dog suddenly lacks energy or doesn't eat for 24 hours.