Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tap the +. Select Event. Click More Options if you're using a computer. Enter a title for your event. Select a date and time. Enter a location. Create a notification for the event. Add guests. Fill in other event details. Click or tap Save.

Answer: The plus symbol is at the bottom-right corner of the mobile app, or the top-left corner on the web. You can also create an event by selecting the date on which the event will occur. To create an event that's similar to an existing event, you can use the Duplicate feature. Click or tap an event to open it, select the three-dot menu, then select Duplicate. The web version will default to an event, but you'll have to tap Event at the bottom of the screen on your phone or tablet. This expands additional event options. This is how the event will appear in your calendar. Click or tap the dates and times to make your selections. The time zone is set automatically based on your computer, phone, or tablet, but you can adjust it if necessary. If the event will take up an entire day (or entire set of days), select "All day" at the top. If the event repeats more than once, you can set a schedule. Click or tap Does not repeat (you may have to tap More options first if you're on a phone or tablet) and choose the desired schedule. Tap Custom if you need to be enter a repeat schedule that's more specific. This is not required, but clicking or tapping Add location lets you enter an address or other location details so you can easily pull up directions in Google Maps if needed. Google Calendar will automatically send you a notification one day before the event, but you can change that if you wish. Use the menus to choose a notification time on your computer, or tap 1 day before in the mobile app to choose an alternative time. If you want others to attend this event, you can add them now or share the event with them later. To add guests now: Tap Add guests in the mobile app, or click Add guests on the right side of the page on a computer. Select or enter contacts to invite. You can also adjust guest permissions, such as whether guests can invite others or view the guest list. You can enter additional information as needed: Enter a description into the "Description" or "Add note" field. Color-code the event by selecting a color from the color list. Add an attachment, such as a photo or document, by clicking the paperclip icon or tapping Add attachment in the app. It's at the top-right corner. Your new event is now on your calendar.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine how much space you need. Estimate what you can afford. Search online. Look in the newspaper.

Answer: Walk through your competitor's stores to check their layout and estimate how much space they use. Your needs will vary depending on your business, but generally you'll need sales floor, stock room, dressing rooms, offices, and bathrooms. You can estimate your sales floor needs using this simple calculation: sales volume divided by sales per square foot. You can find average retail sales per square foot at the statista website. If your business is already up and running, take a look at your financial performance. If you haven't opened your business yet, you'll have to estimate how much money is in your budget for retail space. You want to find four or five possible spaces to rent. Look online at websites such as Loopnet.com, where you can search by location, property type, lease rate, and space size. There are also subscription services, such as Co-Star. However, you will have to pay in order to use them. If you can't find anything using free searches, then you might want to consider a subscription service. Commercial landlords still advertise in the newspaper. Find the classifieds. Usually, any landlord that advertises in the newspaper also has a website you can visit. Check the website for other properties the landlord has available.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Unplug the dryer. Start by scrubbing with bleach water and a mild abrasive. Soak towels in bleach water. Wring out the towels. Run the towels through the dryer. Repeat as needed. Rinse the drum. Run a cycle with old towels.

Answer: Before you start, you should unplug the dryer to prevent accidents. The plug is usually located behind the machine. Test it to be sure that you have unplugged it correctly. Make a paste with baking soda and a few drops of water. Then, spray the inside of the drum with bleach water or a bleach cleaning product like Clorox. With a scrubbing sponge, put the paste onto the area you want to scrub and start scrubbing. When you're done, rinse with a wet rag. This should help remove some of the dye. Make bleach water by mixing 1-2 cups of bleach with 1 gallon (3.8L) of water. You'll want to wear kitchen gloves while you do this, as the bleach and baking soda can be very harsh on your skin. Now to remove the rest of the dye. Soak some old towels or a large number of rags in more of the bleach water that you mixed previously. Just get them thoroughly soaked, they should not need to be in the water for more than 5 minutes. Wring the towels out, to remove excess water. Run the towels through the fluff cycle on the dryer for about 30 minutes. This should have removed most if not all of the dye. However, if more remains, you can repeat the towel process a few times to see if any more can be removed. Once you've removed as much of the product as you can, mix a bucket with soapy water. Use this water and a clean cloth to wipe down the inside of the drum. With the dryer rinsed out, run a load of old towels through a cycle in the dryer to remove any ink which might still remain.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn your family history. Recognize the symptoms of an aneurysm. Learn the different types of scans. Talk to a specialist.

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If at least two other members of your family have had aneurysms, either recently or in the past, you should be screened for the possibility of developing an aneurysm yourself. Doctors normally recommend such screenings every five years. Most aneurysms are detected after the fact, when they've already become medical emergencies, or when brain imaging is performed for other purposes. Because it's a difficult thing to screen for, most doctors will recommend against testing and looking for aneurysms that are not ruptured, unless you've experienced any of the symptoms or fit the profile of an aneurysm. In most cases, screening is recommended for men age 65-75 who have smoked at some point in their life. Men of this age group who have never smoked may receive selective screening based on the rest of their health history. Women in this age group generally aren't recommended for screening. If you experience eye pain, specifically pain coming from behind the eye, as well as blurry vision and paralysis of the face, you need to talk to your doctor immediately and request that a screen and scan be performed. Your doctor may throw a lot of technical possibilities at you, so it helps to be somewhat informed before getting stuck in his or her office and getting locked into possibly-expensive tests that you might not want done. Generally, the scans performed will include: Computerized tomography (CT). This is a special kind of X-Ray usually used to detect bleeding. The scanner produces slice-like sections of your brain to examine, and might also involve injections of fluid that will illuminate the blood in the images. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). An MRI generally uses a combination of radio waves that interact within a magnetic field to produce a detailed 2D or 3D version of your brain. Fluid may also be injected to improve the image. Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) may be combined with your MRI. An MRA uses the same technology to produce images of the major blood vessels in your body. Cerebrospinal fluid test. Also known as a "spinal tap," this is used in cases in which you've experienced a hemorrhage that isn't showing up on another scan. Despite the gruesome common name, most patients don't experience much discomfort during or following the test. Cerebral angiogram. During this test, a thin probe is inserted near your groin and threaded through your arteries to your brain to inject a dye, which is used to track the flow of blood and check for hemorrhaging. It's the most invasive of the tests, only used when the others don't reveal anything. Abdominal Ultrasound. During this test, your doctor or an ultrasound technician will perform a basic ultrasound of your abdomen. This is used to screen for an abdominal aortic aneurysm. If your doctor notices something in a scan, or if you're concerned about the possibility of an aneurysm, you'll probably be referred to a specialist. If you fit the risk profile or have experienced any of the symptoms of an aneurysm, talk about your tests with a neurosurgeon or neurologist to get more information. Further tests and screens may be required, and you'll be able to get more specific information from an expert in the field.