How to brake on ice 
Keep a safe distance from other cars. 
While tailgating is always a bad practice, it's especially dangerous in icy conditions. Stay at least 8 seconds behind the vehicle ahead of you.

OPTIONS:
- If you're not used to winter driving, stay 10 seconds behind. To measure your following distance, pick a fixed point ahead of the vehicle you're following.
- This is the distance you need to brake safely at any time. If you can, stay behind another car with a clearance high enough so you have enough clearance to enter and exit the vehicle safely.
- Keep a firm eye out for oncoming cars and let them get as close to you as possible. Don't brake with your tires on the ice.
- When a car passes you, look back for oncoming cars. Always wear the proper protective gear when driving around ice, such as gloves, wide-brimmed hats, and disposable helmets.

If you're not used to winter driving, stay 10 seconds behind. To measure your following distance, pick a fixed point ahead of the vehicle you're following.

How to update blackberry software 
Navigate to the home screen and select " options. 
Select " device, " then select " software updates. 
Select the latest software update displayed on-screen, then tap on " download.

OPTIONS:
- Some wireless service providers have restrictions in place that may prevent you from installing the latest software updates over the air. Update your blackberry software using method two if you are unable to install ota updates using your device.
- Download the latest version of blackberry software from the blackberry website. If you have not downloaded the latest version, you will be directed to the blackberry website.
- Launch the software update program on your computer. Tap on the application name, then enter the terms of use for the version of blackberry software you want to update.
- Wait for blackberry update to finish installing. Tap on " update, " then select " for updates.

Some wireless service providers have restrictions in place that may prevent you from installing the latest software updates over the air. Update your blackberry software using method two if you are unable to install ota updates using your device.

A smiling young boy slides down a red slide that has netting on each side and a brand name, website, email and telephone appear on the screen when he reaches the bottom. Then two other children behind him that are little girls slide down. just

OPTIONS:
- then, the boy falling, is shown again with his face plastered to the bottom of a slide while the other is floating on kids and getting bounced across on adult's backs.
- as the girls are reaching the bottom of the slide boy gets up and leaves the slide and the girls follow right behind him.
- an exercise is done and the go down the slide doing it flawlessly and getting very swallowed by makeup kids.
- then, the boy in black climbs because he is the only.

as the girls are reaching the bottom of the slide boy gets up and leaves the slide and the girls follow right behind him.

How to choose a heartworm preventative for your cat 
Have your cat tested for heartworm. 
Even before you begin looking for a heartworm preventative, you should take your cat into your veterinarian's office and have the animal tested for heartworm. It would be deeply unfortunate to begin giving your cat preventative medication, only to find that it already has heartworm.

OPTIONS:
- If the test results come back positive, you can speak with your vet about how to treat the heartworm. Talk to your vet about preventative heartworm medications.
- Be sure to always check the information the vet writes on your cat's prescription. Ask your veterinarian to test your cat for heartworm preventative medication.
- Heartworm preventative medicines are available at pet supply stores. You will typically need to set up a second appointment with your veterinarian or call your local poison control center for advice.
- To ensure that there is no existing heartworm, you need to look for an appropriate, safe brand of heartworm preventative. A reputable brand is one that shows up on the vet's office cabinet.


If the test results come back positive, you can speak with your vet about how to treat the heartworm. Talk to your vet about preventative heartworm medications.