Q: Tap the Documents app icon, which resembles a multicolored "D" on a white background. Tap and hold the compass-shaped icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then swipe it to the left. Doing so will swipe over to the Documents 6 browser. then past the link you copied and tap the blue Go button in your iPad's keyboard. You will be redirected to a website that allows you to download videos from places like YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion, and so on. Other YouTube video conversion sites will not work with Documents. This is a green button in front of any video format. The highest available quality will be the first in the table. If you need to lower the quality, you can select a different quality in the menu and hit the download button in front of it. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. This will prompt the video to begin downloading into the "Downloads" folder of the Documents 6 app. This process can take some time depending on your iPad's Wi-Fi connection. You can monitor the download process by tapping the downward-facing arrow at the bottom of the screen.
A: Open Documents 6. Open the Documents 6 browser. Tap the address bar at the top of the screen. Tap Download for the video quality you want. Tap Save.

Article: On December 28th, also known as Holy Innocents' Day, many people play jokes on others. It's equivalent to April Fools Day in the United States. On top of playing pranks on one another, many cities have their own special festivals. Visit Jalance for the Fiesta de los Locos, or Crazy People's Dance. Ibi holds a Flour Battle, or Els Enfarinats Festival throughout the day. Celebrated on January 5th, towns across the country hold parties and parades to commemorate the arrival of the Three Kings the following day. Spend the night in Madrid or Barcelona to see parades with massive floats. Children expect larger gifts from the Three Kings overnight, so they often leave their shoes on windowsills or balconies to be filled with presents. Children wake up on January 6th and open the presents that the Three Kings brought them. Exchange gifts throughout the day. Afterward, have a large feast to celebrate. Enjoy a Roscon de Reyes, a ring-shaped fruit cake with a figurine baked inside. Whoever finds the figurine becomes the king of the day!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Play pranks on one another on Dia de Los Santos Inocentes. Go to a parade on the eve of Epiphany. Give large gifts to one another on Three Kings' Day.

Problem: Article: The marijuana plant's resin can be difficult to wash off. Wearing disposable rubber gloves will protect your hands from its sticky buds. Marijuana plants are fragile and can be sensitive to rough treatment. Trimming your plant must be done carefully. Sharp sewing shears or a sharp kitchen knife should be adequate to trim your plant. Fiskars shears are a good option for trimming. Gardening shears are also commonly used to trim marijuana. Large fan leaves can be plucked with your fingers, as well as clipped with scissors or shears. You should not simply discard the leaves you trimmed. They can be used to make marijuana foodstuffs or hashish. So before trimming your marijuana plants, set three cookie sheets or other wide containers near the plants you'll be trimming. On one sheet, set untrimmed buds. On the second sheet, set newly trimmed buds. And on the last sheet, set the leaves and other plant matter you trim from the plant. The top of your marijuana plant should have a cluster of white hairs sticking out the top of it. These are the plant's pistils, or reproductive organs. As the plant ages, these pistils will change from white to brown. When about 70% of the pistils have darkened to a reddish brown, your plant is ready for harvest. Most people trim their marijuana plants before drying them. This is known as a "wet trim." A wet trim makes it easier to separate leaves from buds, and produces better-looking buds. However, some people trim the plants after the buds of the plant have dried. This is known as a "dry trim." This is the preferred method of trimming in a low-humidity environment, since the leaves will slow the drying process and you want the buds to dry slowly.
Summary: Wear gloves. Use the right tools. Arrange a system to separate your trimmings. Harvest your plant at the appropriate time. Decide whether to wet trim or dry trim.

Q: Once you know the ratio for a standard cup of coffee, making more servings is easy. Simply double the ingredients to make 2 cups of coffee instead of 1. Continue adding ingredients in proportion to make the amount of coffee you want. Use the coffee's weight to quickly find out how much water to use. Measure the coffee's weight in ounces using a scale, then multiply that number by 16. This tells you how many fluid ounces of water you need. For grams, multiply the coffee's weight by 16.6945. This gives you the amount of cubic centimeters of water to use. Everyone enjoys coffee in a different way, so the standard cup may taste weak to you. If this is the case, add some extra beans or a small scoop of grounds to your next brew. As long as you keep the amount of water the same, the coffee will come out stronger. For weaker coffee, use the normal amount of grounds or beans. Add more water to dilute the taste. Keep track of how much water you add so that you can recreate the perfect cup of coffee after you figure out what ratio works best for you. Coffee comes in a variety of flavors, so find the one that best suits your taste. Then change the amount of grounds, beans, or water you use to adjust the coffee's strength. As long as you use a scale, you will be able to make your perfect cup of coffee every time.
A:
Multiply your measurements for more servings. Add more grounds or beans for a stronger cup. Use more water to make weaker coffee. Experiment by using different coffee.