In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A true friend is someone that you have a great time with. You should be able to make your own fun, laugh together, get in trouble, and genuinely enjoy one another's company. It's not necessary that you have to laugh with your true friend---deep and meaningful conversations for a long period of time are usually are helpful to nurture a friendship. A true friend will always be honest with you, no matter what. It doesn't matter whether it's about something trivial, like whether your outfit looks good on you, or something life-altering, like if they found out that your partner is cheating on you. A true friend will never keep you in the dark. This doesn't include their telling you about their personal affairs all of a sudden. This will take a little time since your friendship isn't that ripe yet! A true friend will be fiercely loyal to you, whether you're present or not. This means that they'll stand by you, even if they don't agree with your decisions and stick up for you when nobody else will. However, don't expect them to stand up for you when you truly are wrong. If they do, reconsider their being a good friend. You can trust a true friend with anything, whether it's to feed your cat while you're on vacation or to keep your deepest, darkest secrets. If your secrets litter around the whole school, and the only person you have told it to would be your best friend, then they are not really considered real friends. A true friend is there when you need them, to share the good times and help you through the bad ones. They return your phone calls. They show up for the lame double date you made them agree to. They don't go M.I.A. when the going gets tough. A true friend is supportive of you and your goals. They won't try to change you, make you feel uncomfortable to holding you back.
Summary: Look for someone you can have fun with. Look for someone who will be honest with you. Look for someone who will be loyal to you. Look for someone trustworthy. Look for someone dependable. Look for someone supportive.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can buy a CO detector at any home improvement store or major retailer. They vary greatly in price but cost as little as $15. There are a number of features you should consider when making your purchase. A CO detector should be able to emit at least an 85-decibel sound that can be heard within 10 feet. If you or someone in your house has hearing problems, you may want one that has a louder horn. Some detectors come in sets and can be connected with each other. When one goes off, the others will as well. This is ideal for a larger domicile. Check the lifespan of the sensor as they can wear away. Your unit's sensor filament should last at least five years. Some detectors offer a digital display that will give you an exact readout of the CO measured in the air. This feature is not necessary but may help you detect harmful accumulations more quickly. For a small apartment, you can use only a single detector but if you have more than 3 rooms, you'll want multiple detectors. You'll want to place them strategically in areas where CO accumulates. CO is lighter than air so it will rise toward the ceiling. Place the detectors on the wall as close to the ceiling as possible. If your home has multiple stories, you should have at least one on each level. Place one detector near each sleeping area. Don't place them in the kitchen, garage, or near a fireplace. These rooms will experience short-term spikes in CO that aren't harmful and will set the alarms off unnecessarily. The display and sound settings vary greater from brand to brand and model to model so you will need read the manual thoroughly. Most digital displays will provide a number that tells you the amount of CO in Parts-per Million (PPM) and some include a timer to specify the length of the testing time. Many will include a volume adjuster, a backlighting option, and auto power-off feature. The unit should come with instructions to install. Make sure you have the necessary tools while you are out shopping for the detector so you don't need to make multiple trips. Make sure you have a sturdy ladder to place them up high on the wall. You'll probably also need a power drill. The screws will likely come with the unit. Some units are hardwired or plugged in but most run on batteries. The unit should emit a noise when the batteries are low. Make sure you also have at least one spare pack of the necessary battery type at all times.
Summary: Purchase detectors. Consider optional features. Find the right spots. Understand the display and sound settings. Install the detectors. Replace the batteries.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Creating a visual display of your goals and positioning it where you can look at it throughout the day is a big motivator. If you don't keep your goals in front of your eyes, it's easy to forget them or justify procrastinating. Get creative with your board. You can make a basic 2D collage with magazine photo cutouts, or you can give the board dimension by adding small toy versions of your favorite healthy thingssoccer or basketballs, pompoms, even play food like your little brother or sister has in their play kitchen. Write your #1 goal in large letters in the center, something like, "To be fast enough to score a goal." Make sure that your goal is not a number on the scale or a clothing size. Your goal should be about how you want to feel or what you want to be able to do when you are fit. Post a picture of yourself when you were fit and happy, or when you were accomplishing a big physical feat like scoring a goal or winning a race. You can create a virtual inspiration board by "pinning" inspiring images, websites, and articles that you find on the internet. This way, you can easily flip to the board on your smartphone and scroll through it to get fitness ideas or get excited about exercising. Include images of your favorite strong women, like Serena Williams or Carly Lloyd. Include quotes like, "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent," by Eleanor Roosevelt. You can also draw your goals in a journal or diary (or paste magazine clippings on the pages). This journal can become a mobile inspiration board that you can open instantly no matter where you are. If you like to draw, this creative journal can be a great way to combine fitness with your other interests. Share your goals with your parents as well. You do not have to share your journal with them, or tell them every single detail. Just make sure to clue them in on what you are working on so that they can encourage you and help you to make sure your goals are realistic. Reading articles about getting fit may also help to motivate you. Check out online fitness magazines, like Shape. Even without a subscription, you can read articles about exercise, fitness, and nutrition. Learn as much as you can about how to eat properly and exercise to get fit and stay motivated. Watching videos about how other people have transformed their bodies may also help to motivate you. You can search for things like "transformation story" or "weight loss journey" to find these types of videos.
Summary:
Make an inspirational board to hang in your room. Create a board on Pinterest. Draw your goals in a journal. Learn more about getting fit. Watch inspirational videos on Youtube.