Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch the App Store on your iOS device. Tap on "Search," then enter search criteria to find apps that allow you to change the appearance of icons. Tap on any app in search results to learn more about that app's features. Select the option to "Install" or "Buy" the app. Enter your Apple ID and password, then tap "OK. Follow the on-screen prompts to install the icon-changer application. Launch the icon-changer app, then follow the in-app instructions to change the appearance of your existing app icons.

Answer: The App Store features several apps that can be used to change and customize your app icons. Examples of search terms you can use are "icon changer" and "change app icons." Examples of iOS apps that allow you to change existing app icons are App Icons+ by Happio Workshop, CocoPPa by United, Inc., and App Icons by Apalon Apps. " When complete, the app will be displayed in the app tray on your iOS device. In most cases, you can select unique icon themes, or choose images and photos from your own collection to replace original icons.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do homework for this class or another class. Create an elaborate organizational system. Write a to-do list. Plan upcoming events. Read quietly during class.

Answer: If you know that you have homework for the class, get a jump on it and get it done before you even get home. If there is no homework for the class you're in, do homework for another class. Don't assume that you will have time in class to do homework that is due the same day. Instead, use the time to get ahead on work that is due the next day or later. Try coming up with and implementing an organizational system for yourself. Get colorful pens and highlighters and write down important deadlines and events in your calendar or agenda. Make a list of all the things you need or want to do once you leave class. This will help you become organized and prioritize the items you need to do as well as give you a productive activity to do while you are still in class. If you have an upcoming event, such as a party, write down a plan for it. Think about things you will need to buy, decoration ideas, and a guest list. Write down all of your ideas so that you won't forget them. If you have reading to do for another class or for pleasure, tune out your teacher and read. Hide the book inside the class textbook, particularly if it is a novel or a smaller textbook. Try to remember to look up occasionally so that the teacher thinks you are paying attention to her. If you get caught, apologize. However, know that it is better to get caught reading than doing less productive things and you are less likely to get in trouble.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare the Epsom salt. Measure and add the sea salt. Stir the salts together.

Answer: Epsom salt, which forms half of the base of aromatherapy smelling salts, is not an actual salt but instead a natural compound of Magnesium and Sulfate Heptahydrate. Using dry measuring cups, measure 1.25 cups of it, and pour it into a medium-sized, metal, hard plastic or glass bowl. Take the rest and store it in an airtight container so you can make a variety of smelling salt blends later. You want to use a metal, hard plastic or glass bowl so that when you later add the oil, they won't absorb into the bowl, which would happen to one degree or another in a wooden bowl. Epsom salt is cheap. You can buy a 2 pound box of Epsom salt for about $2 at pharmacies and at big-box stores. A 5 pound bag costs about $5, which would leave you plenty for a nice bath soak and a whiff of one of your smelling salt blends. Created through a process of water evaporation, sea salt isn't heavily refined like table salt, leaving it coarser. That's one reason it, along with Epsom salt, work well as a base for smelling salts they're both able to absorb the essential oils that are added to them. You will want to measure 3/4 of a tablespoon of the sea salt and add it to the Epsom salt. There are two kinds of sea salt fine-grind and flaked. Either will work, but because flaked sea salt has less moisture, it will better absorb the oil. Using a metal spoon, stir them until they are well blended. You should see the sparkle of the sea salt crystals throughout the mixture. Alternatively, if you are using a glass bowl with a tight-fitting lid, put the lid on and shake really well until the salts are thoroughly mixed. Another option would be to use a fairly large and thoroughly washed plastic container with a lid, such as those used to hold sour cream, to put the salts in and then shake together. You want to use a metal spoon when mixing for the same reason as you want to use a metal, hard plastic or glass bowl. Later, when you add the essential oils, they won't soak into a metal spoon.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shop around. Look for simple trends. Go cheap for trendy fashion choices.

Answer:
If you're shopping for clothes, electronics, or other trendy items always shop around. Browse a variety a variety of local stores when looking for a new outfit. Keep an eye out for online sales. Compare prices online before hitting the shops so you'll know where to get the best deals. Create an e-mail specifically to get coupons. When a cashier asks you for your e-mail when you're checking, give them your coupon e-mail. This way, you can check in one place to get coupons or discounts or to check for special offers. Pick and choose which trends you choose to follow when it comes to fashion. Stick to simple trends if you're on a budget. See how certain accessories or outfit options fit into what you already have. Would the latest style of scarf look good with a top you already have? Great. Follow that trend. Would the trendiest new style of dress work great with a pair of heels you own? That might be a good trend to look into. When it comes to clothing, it usually makes financial sense to pay more for high quality items as they'll last longer. However, trends tend to come and go quickly. It makes sense then to buy cheaper quality items when selecting trendy clothing as you'll likely not be wearing a lot of it next season.