Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set up your camera. Focus your camera. Choose a short shutter speed. Use a timer or shutter release cable. Take multiple shots.

Answer: Set up your tripod on stable, level ground, and adjust the legs to keep your camera level with the horizon. Make sure your tripod is stable before mounting the camera and lenses. Remove the lens cap and turn your camera on. If you are using a shutter release cable, attach it now. Turn off your camera's auto-focus feature first--auto-focus is not ideal for night photography and may not produce the best focus. Look through the camera view and manually adjust the focus until you can see crisp details of the moon's surface. Each camera model has a different method for adjusting the focus, so be sure to consult your camera's manual beforehand. Shutter speed is also referred to as "exposure time." A shorter shutter speed exposes the camera to less light, which means that the details of the moon will be sharper and there will not be a halo of light surrounding it. Use the shortest shutter speed your camera has. When you take a photograph, the pressure of your hand on the camera can destabilize it, making your shots blurry. A shutter release cable allows you to stand away from the camera while taking the photo. If you don't have a cable, use the camera's shutter timer. Once you have your camera set up and focused, take a series of shots of the moon. This will let you have a selection of photos to choose from. Try a few different shutter speeds and focuses to make sure you have the best possible shots!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Monitor suicide risk. Ask yourself how your thoughts make you feel. Monitor how your thoughts influence behavior. Reflect on any recent events.

Answer: If you are having obsessive thoughts about death and are thinking of taking your life, reach out for help. If your thoughts of death coincide with feeling hopeless, wanting to die, thinking about ways to kill yourself, feeling like a burden to others, social isolation, or extreme mood swings, get help now. Reach out to a friend or family member, or if you're in a crisis situation, call the ED or a suicide hotline. You can Call Emergency Services or check yourself into the Emergency Department at your local hospital. If you are in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline within the USA at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). You can live chat online at http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/, available 24 hours each day, 7 days each week. While it's normal to have thoughts about one's mortality, ask yourself how this makes you feel. Do the thoughts make you panicky, anxious, or depressed? Do they make you feel uncomfortable? If the thoughts keep you up at night or bring you distress throughout the day, they may be related to an anxiety disorder. When thoughts of death come to your awareness, does your body react? Does your heart race or do you feel cold, nauseous, or sick? These may be signals of anxiety. If your thoughts of death cause you to follow up the thought with a behavior in order to alleviate the discomfort, this may be a sign of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). This may include reciting prayers or religious rituals triggered by fear, excessively double (or triple) checking things like locking the doors or turning off the stove, counting, tapping, or repeating words to relieve anxiety, or collecting things and not throwing things away "just in case". If your thoughts of death trigger compulsive behavior, go to a therapist and discuss these symptoms. He or she may give you a diagnosis of OCD. Sometimes, after a death or tragedy thoughts of death may become more prevalent. Ask yourself if your thoughts are a response to the death of someone you knew or a result of a tragedy, such as a natural disaster. If so, reflect on what meaning this has to you: do you fear that a similar situation may happen to you or to your family? Do you feel angry? Hurt? Outraged? Get in touch with the emotions these thoughts are triggering. You may uncover a deep-rooted fear you may not have acknowledged, or relate back to a trauma that may be unresolved. It's normal to feel anxious, depressed, sad, numb, or to experience lower functioning after a traumatic event. However, when the thoughts become excessive, it's time to seek help.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sift together the dry cake ingredients. Add the wet cake ingredients. Make the frosting.

Answer: Into a large bowl or the bowl of a stand mixer, sift in the flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. Once all the ingredients have been added, give them all a quick whisk to combine. Sifting the dry ingredients will help remove lumps, making it easier to achieve a smooth batter. To the dry ingredients, add the oil, milk, vanilla, and apple cider vinegar. Beat on medium speed with the stand mixer or electric beaters until the batter is smooth and free of lumps. Stop as soon as the batter is ready, as overmixing can develop the gluten. This will make the cupcakes heavy and dense instead of light and fluffy. When the batter is ready, cover it with a damp towel or plastic wrap and set it aside while you make the frosting. You can use dairy milk, soy milk, or almond milk for these cupcakes. For the best results, choose an oil with a very mild flavor, such as grapeseed, canola, or safflower. Put the butter into a medium bowl and cream it with electric beaters or a wooden spoon. When it becomes light and fluffy, mix in the sugar in -cup (57.5-g) increments. When the butter and sugar are fully creamed together, add in the vanilla and the milk. Once all the ingredients have been added, beat the frosting on medium speed for three minutes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click the File menu and select "Create PDF" "From Web Page". Enter the URL for the website you want to convert into a PDF. Decide how many levels you want to grab. Check the boxes to stay on the site. Click the Settings... button to adjust the PDF settings. Click the Create button to make the PDF file.

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You'll need the paid version of Adobe Acrobat for this, but you'll be able to save an entire web site, including every page on the server in its original format with working links. Enter in the lowest level address for the site if you want to grab the entire thing. If you just want a single page on the site, enter its direct address. You can choose to "Get only X level(s)", or you can "Get entire site". Level 1 is only the page that opens when the address is visited. Level 2 includes every page that is linked on the starting page. Level 3 includes all of the pages that are linked in the Level 2 pages. This can lead to a massive file depending on the website. When you start dealing with multiple levels, there's good chance that links will lead off the website. You can prevent Acrobat from grabbing these pages by selecting "Stay on same path", which will only grab pages from the same domain, or "Stay on same server", which will only grab pages from that web server. This allows you to adjust headers and footers, as well as bookmarks for navigation. Depending on how many levels you are capturing, and how large the site is, this could take anywhere from a few minutes to a very long time.