Write an article based on this "Get a notebook or a chart. Identify when the baby is most active. Get comfortable. Start counting the fetal kicks. Note how long it took to reach ten movements. Coax the baby into movement. Know when to contact a doctor."
article: This is important to have so that you can record the time it takes the baby to move. It is a good idea to keep a record of all the movements of your baby in one notebook or binder that has the charts in it, to make it easily accessible. Each baby has a time when it is most active, such as after you have eaten a meal, drank a beverage that contained sugar, after being very active, or just during certain times of the day. When you have figured out when your baby is the most active, use that time to chart the fetal kick counts. In most pregnancies, babies will be the most active between 9pm and 1am, as this is a time when mothers are relaxed enough to notice their baby's movements. Find a position that is comfortable for you in which you can relax and still feel your baby's movements pretty well. Keep in mind that you still need to be able to write while in this position. The ideal position is to lay on your side, with your head propped up comfortably with a pillow. This should help you feel the kicks more firmly. You can also rest in a recliner with your feet in the air. Not only is this position comfortable, but you will still be able to feel your baby's kicks. Before you start counting the kicks, write down what week of pregnancy you are in, the day, as well as the starting time of the kicks. Every time the baby makes any movement, make a check mark in your notepad or chart. You should count only up to ten kicks, and note how long it took for you to feel the baby move ten times. Write down the time of the first movement, and the time of the tenth or last movement. The baby should have moved at least ten times within two hours. Below you will find an example of how to note the fetal kicks in your journal. WEEK 29 Sunday, 9/27, 9:00pm, XXXXXXXXXX, 11:00pm, 2 hrs Monday, 9/28, 9:15pm, XXXXXXXXXX, 10:45pm, 1 hr 30 mins Tuesday, 9/29, 9:00pm, XXXXXXXXXX, 11:45pm, 1 hr 45 mins Wednesday, 9/30, 9:30pm, XXXXXXXXXX, 10:45pm, 1 hr 15 mins Thursday, 10/1, 9:00pm, XXXXXXXXXX 10:30pm, 1 hr 30 mins If you did not feel the baby move ten times within those two hours, try eating or drinking something to see if it gets the baby to move. You may try tracking the movements at a later time if the baby doesn't seem to be very active. If, after eating, drinking, or monitoring fetal activity at a later time, the baby still doesn't move at least ten times, you should contact your health care provider immediately.

Write an article based on this "Take Route 122 south, then east to Mt. Work your way through the caves to the third floor. Climb to the summit of Mt. Search the grass until you encounter Chimecho. Capture Chimecho in a Pokeball."
article: Pyre. It is a short water route accessible from Route 212. Launch off the dock on Route 212 and surf to the southern (and only) entrance to Mt. Pyre. As you ascend you will find a mix of trainers and characters who are there to mourn their Pokemon. You may be drawn into battle at any time while walking through the caves. When you reach the third floor, exit the door to the south. Pyre. You will have to climb several sets of stairs to reach the summit. There are opportunities for a TM61 Will-O-Wisp, Max Potion, and Max Ether on your way to the top. Stop to explore the headstones on your way to the summit to find these items. Once you reach the summit, the air will become misty. You will have to battle some grunts from team Magma to reach the very top of the mountain, but Chimecho isn't necessarily at the very top. It may take a long time to find Chimecho. It is a very rare Pokemon, and you'll have to put in some time to find it. Don't give up! Weaken Chimecho with one of your Pokemon, then capture it in a Pokeball. Congratulations! You've found an extremely rare Pokemon! Chimecho is weak to bug, ghost, and dark Pokemon and is immune to attacks from ground Pokemon. Chimecho is resistant to fighting and psychic Pokemon, but will be damaged normally by fire, flying, normal, poison, rock, steel, fire, water, grass, electric, ice, dragon, and fairy Pokemon.

Write an article based on this "Find the ODS file you want to open on your computer. Right-click the ODS file. Click Open with on the right-click menu. Select Microsoft Excel from the list of applications. Hit Enter or Return on your keyboard."
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Browse your files, and locate where you saved the ODS file. This will open your right-click options on a pop-up menu. This will open a list of your available applications in a new pop-up window, and allow you to select any one of them to open this file. If you've opened an ODS file before, a sub-menu of recommended apps may pop up when you hover over Open with. In this case, you can select an app from the list here. Excel allows you to open, view, and edit ODS files. This will open the selected ODS file in Excel.