Problem: Article: You may apply for the Permanent Division Fund at their website. An online application is available January 1. Each person must fill out an application. If you prefer to fill out a printed application, you may get a copy from any of the distribution centers around the state. The deadline is March 31. Be sure to gather proof of filing.  If you file online, print off the "Congratulations!" page. This contains your PFD confirmation number. If you mail it, a delivery or proof of mail receipt will suffice. If you hand-deliver the application, then be sure to ask for a receipt. Even if you file electronically, you must still sign the document. There are two ways: either print a signature page off or sign electronically.  To print a signature page, click on the "Reprint a Signature" tab at the PFD website. The link is on the right. Enter your applicant details and hit "Search." Then click "Required Item" and then "Document Center." Print off the signature page after selecting it from "Required Items." Mail the signed page to the "Alaska Department of Revenue, Permanent Fund Dividend Division, P.O. Box 110462, Juneau, AK 99811-042." It may also be faxed to 907-465-3470. Alternately, you may sign the application electronically. To do so, you must create a myAlaska.gov account. A myAlaska account is only available if you are an adult who has received the PFD previously. Step-by-step instructions for electronic signatures are available here.
Summary: Visit the website. Get a hard copy. File your application. Sign the application.

Problem: Article: . CSS is a supplement to HTML. If you don't know HTML, you can't use CSS. Find a good tutorial or two. w3schools has a great tutorial that also lets you experiment with CSS code. Also try HTML Tutorials, The CSS Tutorial and HTML Dog Find a style sheet on the internet and copy it into a file on your computer. Try changing, taking away, or adding code. Save and refresh the page on your browser and see what it looks like. Only change one thing at a time so you can understand what you just did. You can also look at other web pages using the view drop-down button(which is located on most browsers), then select page source. For AOL users, right-click the page where links and pictures are not located and select source view. Don't expect yourself to understand all the lines of code written when you're experimenting with the source code of any site. Think about how you want it to look and try to use CSS to make your website look that way. If you can't figure out how to get it to look the way you want, look it up. Use multiple windows to check the output of your code every once in a while so that it'd be easier to understand.
Summary: Learn HTML Learn the basics. Experiment. Design your own website.

Problem: Article: In rainy climates, additional watering may not be required. For climates that occasionally go without rain for several days to several weeks, additional watering is almost certainly needed. Check the condition of the soil on a regular basis. Once the surface feels dry, you should give the soil a thorough drenching. Never let the roots stay too dry for too long, even after the plant is established. Rather than giving small watering every day, give a heavy watering every few days. Feed the plant with a slow-release fertilizer at the start of spring, and give them an additional dose six to eight weeks later. You can either use an all-purpose fertilizer that contains equal parts nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, or you can opt for a fertilizer that contains higher levels of nitrogen and phosphorus. Phosphorus helps with root and flower development, while nitrogen aids in the establishment of full, vibrant foliage. Note that you should only apply fertilizer when the soil is wet. Water the soil upon application so that the fertilizer washes down below the surface. Fertilizer should also be applied during the early morning or evening, when the temperatures have cooled. Following both of these measures will prevent the fertilizer from burning your plant. Use bark chips or any other type of mulch that retains moisture well. Scattering a solid layer of mulch around the plant base helps the soil stay moist and also acts as a type of weed control. Additionally, decomposing mulch can add more nutrients to the surrounding soil. The plants spread quickly, and as they spread, large clumps of root form. The crowns of these clumps tend to rise above the soil. You should cover the crowns with loamy soil to keep the roots from drying out. The most common insects and diseases to attack the Astilbe plant include the tarnished plant bug, powdery mildew, and bacterial leaf spots. Even so, the plant is not especially prone to pests. If any of these problems do emerge, you can apply an appropriate insecticide or fungicide then. Preventative pesticides are not recommended, however. Every spring, you should take divisions of the Astilbe plant's roots to prevent the roots from choking each other out. You can replant these divisions to create new plants, give them to gardening friends, or discard them. You can use your divided plants to form a solid bed of color, or line a shaded garden pathway with your beautiful flowers.
Summary:
Keep the Astilbe regularly watered. Apply fertilizer at least twice per season. Keep a layer of mulch around the plants. Bury the crowns as they rise above the soil. Apply pesticide only as needed. Divide clumps every few years.