Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Gmail. Click the "Apps" icon. Click Contacts. View your hard contacts. Review your common contacts. Check other contacts.

Answer: Go to https://www.gmail.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your inbox if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password when prompted. It's in the upper-right side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This icon resembles a white silhouette of a person on a dark-blue background. Doing so opens a list of your Gmail contacts. If you don't see Contacts here, click More at the bottom of the drop-down menu to scroll down a page. You'll find Contacts there. These are contacts you've specifically added to your Gmail account. You can go back to this part of the Contacts list by clicking Contacts in the upper-left corner of the page. Click Frequently contacted in the upper-left side of the page to see a list of people you frequently talk to (even if they aren't in your Contacts list). Clicking Other contacts in the left-hand sidebar will bring up a list of people with whom you've conversed at least once in Gmail.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Connect your backup camera to its power and video cable. Mount the camera to your license plate. Reattach your license plate and trim panels. Test the camera to make sure everything works.

Answer: Return to the back of your car once you've installed the rear-view monitor and all the necessary camera cords. Close the trunk if necessary, then connect the backup camera to its power and video cable. Your camera's power and video cable should be sticking out of the hole you drilled in the license plate mounting area. If the camera attaches to the front of your license plate, fix it to the plate by following the manufacturer's included instructions. If the camera attaches to the back of your license plate, line the device up with the plate's fastener holes and thread screws through them. In most cases, you can attach a rear-view camera to the back of your license plate using the screws you removed from the car earlier. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, put your rear license plate back on your vehicle. Once you've reattached it, give the license plate and backup camera firm tugs to make sure they're secure. If you haven't already, reattach your car's interior trunk panel and other trim panels by pressing them back onto the vehicle. Before using your new camera on public roads, test it in a safe area like your driveway. If it turns on, place a large, durable object like a trash can behind the camera to see how distorted the image is. If it does not turn on, read your installation manual for troubleshooting information. In many cases, rear-view camera malfunctions are caused by loose or improperly connected wires.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play what you like. Play what will be practical for your situation. Just pick one.

Answer: When you listen to the radio, Spotify, or your friend's mix tape, what do you hear that instinctively perks you up? Do you find yourself thrumming along to the bassline, or do you go into wild air-guitar frenzies? Perhaps you should look into stringed instruments. Do you thrash the air-drums and beat your fingers on the table constantly? These are all great clues about what your "natural instrument" might be, and it involves hitting things with sticks, hands, or both! You may have a natural affinity for drums, but your parents have said, "No wayit's much too loud!" when you told them. Be creativeeither suggest digital drums which you can only hear through headphones, or re-think your needs, and start with something softer and not as jarring, like a set of conga drums. Play drums in the school band, but practice at home with a rubber practice pad. While you can be very analytical about what to play, there's another thing to try that has a lot of benefits. Close your eyes (after reading this), and write down the first 5 instruments that come to your mind. Now, look at what you wrote. One of those picks is your instrument. The first one came straight off the top: it might be what you really want to play, or it might be just what you associate learning music with. With each successive pick, you focused more on what you wanted. By the fifth choice, you may have been digging for an answer. It's a safe bet that all would be instruments you would enjoy, but which is the best choice? It all depends on who you are, and how you're going to learn.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hair 2-3 times each week. Touch up the red color. Deep condition your hair.

Answer:
Red hair color tends to fade fast because the molecules that make up the dye are large. To slow down the fading process, resist the urge to wash your hair often. Do not wash your hair more than once every other day. If your hair gets oily fast, try using dry shampoo to keep it looking fresh in between washes. Don't take hot showers. Hot water will make your color fade faster. Red hair dye is prone to fading. Apply a semi-permanent or demi-permanent dye to your hair from time to time to gently touch it up and keep it looking rich. If you need to touch up the roots, use a permanent dye. Remember that dying your hair is damaging. Because of this, you'll want to make sure you do deep conditioning treatments on your hair from time to time, especially just after you've dyed it. Also be sure to condition your hair every time you wash it.