Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Turn on your Galaxy S phone. Touch the Menu button. Choose the Setting application. Check for the operating system on your phone. Download the new operating system using the Samsung software program called “Kies Mini.

Answer: This is the center square button at the bottom of your phone. Select “About Phone” in that menu. If you are running Android v2.2 “Froyo,” you will need to upgrade to v2.3 “Gingerbread.” The Gingerbread update was the first time the Galaxy S had a native screen capture setting.  If you have already upgraded to Gingerbread, you can skip to the next part. This download requires a PC running Windows OS to enable the update. ” This PC download is available through the Samsung site.  Make sure that your phone is fully charged and backed up before starting. Complete the download and installation process for the Kies Mini program on your computer first. Open the Kies Mini program. Connect your PC to your Galaxy S using a USB cable. Select Kies (Firmware update) from the list of options. Choose the “Phone Upgrade” option. Confirm you want to upgrade to start the download process. Your phone will reboot when it is ready. Eject the device and disconnect your phone to use the Galaxy S with Gingerbread.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be punctual. Exercise humility. Thank your first class host.

Answer: It's important to be as poised as you can at all times. Show that you can be well-revered by practicing punctuality upon arrival and also when it's time to board. Understand that it will be relaxed in the luxury lounge, and your host or concierge will remind you prior to being escorted to your seat on the flight.  Avoid doing thing's like showering or ordering big meals only prior to boarding. If you have a big stop-over or waiting time, you may have adequate time to do these things. Fend to be ready to go at least 30-45 minutes before the expected boarding time. Understand that holding up people when boarding is actually holding up the entire airline from Economy to First Class. Because you will be the first group boarding and settling in, it's important to show respect by being where you need to be at the right time so thing's run smoothly and you can get to your destination on-time. There is no need to rush, you have a verified seat on the plane, so show humility by letting other first class passengers board or seat before you. This is a sign of respect and implies that you are a person with a dignified nature. Before you depart on the next leg of your journey, it's important to say farewell and thank your host from the first class lounge, you may never see them again. If you feel so inclined, you could tip them for their service as a sign of your appreciation before they hand you over to your next porter.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make the best grades you possibly can in your 7th and 8th grade years. Start your extracurriculars now. Pick the classes you enroll in carefully. Obtain the textbooks early, and supplemental ones, too.

Answer: Many students think that it isn't important to start doing your best until your first year in high school, but this is far from the truth. If you want to start off your freshman year with Honors classes, you have to make As (or high Bs) in your 8th grade year; otherwise you likely won't get accepted into these competitive, impressive, and highly sought after Honors classes. Every school is a bit different. Some schools require tests to be admitted to Honors classes, some take students based on teacher recommendation, while others will put you in whatever classes you feel like taking. To make sure you can start out high school ahead of the curve, it's best to be impressive during your years in junior high, too. If you want to excel in extracurriculars in high school – which is a great way to get scholarships, attract attention to colleges in general, and show you're well-rounded – you need to start now. There will be some really good athletes and performers in your high school, so keep up with them by starting early.  Experiment with a few activities while you're still young enough to drop them if you don't like them and pick another. And don't just stick to one area – if you're big into sports, branch out to dancing or a musical instrument. If you're more artistic, find something athletic to give a try. You could be great at it! Read the class descriptions and talk to other students who have taken the classes you're interested in. Taking a class just because a friend is taking it too won't help you and, what's more, your friend will probably just be a distraction. Instead, look for classes with students and material that is slightly above your level as the best motivator is competition.  If you're looking to be valedictorian, one of the ways to cinch that is to take loads of Honors classes (provided you can still get As). Straight As in Honors classes are even more impressive than straight As in regular classes, so take as many difficult classes as you can handle – without compromising your GPA, of course. A great GPA in normal classes is better than a poor GPA in Honors. Keep in mind the subjects necessary to pursue your intended career. If you're considering becoming a psychologist, for example, take psychology and sociology over Metal Shop and Ceramics. If you can, look at the textbooks for the various classes. Oftentimes the rigor of the textbook will reflect that of the class. Ask your teacher or office staff if you can get the textbooks during the summer – most schools have last year's textbooks in a closet somewhere just waiting to be read. Unless the books are new and they're being shipped, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to get yours to read for the summer.  Ask your teachers, older students or consult the Internet to find the best sources for supplemental readings. Use several reference books that will augment your understanding of the material. This way you'll be able to truly wrap your brain around any concept your teacher presents you. Don't be afraid of seemingly difficult material. Think of it as a challenge and face it head on. It may be confusing now, but when your class is covering it, it will all click into place and you'll be that much further ahead.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure your dog drinks a lot of water. Give your dog its normal food. Do not give your dog human medication.

Answer:
Put fresh water in your dog’s water bowl and encourage your dog to drink water by placing the bowl in front of it. Getting your dog to drink lots of water will ensure it does not become dehydrated due to the fever. If your dog refuses to drink water or appears dehydrated, bring it to the vet for treatment. Dehydration, combined with a fever, can put your pup at risk of serious health issues. Try to get your dog to eat solid foods to help it maintain its strength. Both canned and dry foods are good for dogs with fevers. Do not try to change its food to encourage it to eat. This may give the dog gastrointestinal distress. If your dog refuses to eat solid foods, or to eat at all, bring it to the vet for treatment. Medication made to treat fever in humans, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, are toxic to dogs. Do not give your dog any medications without first checking with your vet. Avoid giving your dog natural remedies, such as essential oils or herbs, without first checking with your vet.