Problem: Article: If you would like to use an image you have downloaded from the Internet or elsewhere, you will have to make sure the image is saved to your gallery. If applicable, bring your phone out of its stand-by mode and unlock your lock screen. The default location for your photo gallery is usually your home screen, but if you have rearranged your icons, you might need to swipe to the left or right to find it. Simply tap your photo gallery to open the main gallery containing images on your phone. Here you will be able to peruse your image selection and choose your desired image. If an image does not display in your main gallery, the file type might not be readable by your phone. If this is the case, you may not be able to use that image for your screen saver. Though the location of this sometimes changes according to the model of your Samsung phone, but you can usually locate it next to home button below your phone screen. Your lock screen is the first screen you see when you activate your phone from stand-by mode and usually requires you to swipe or input a password to unlock your phone. Your home screen wallpaper is the image in the background of your phone desktop. You can change either or both by selecting one of these options from the list that appeared when you pressed the menu button. Now you can crop the image to your liking. You will see a large white box with smaller white manipulator boxes spaced at regular intervals around the larger box. The large box defines the perimeter of your image, and by touching and sliding the small manipulator boxes, you can crop your picture to your preference. When you are through = cropping, you will need to press "Done" before your screen saver is updated. After that, you can return to your home screen or lock screen, where you should see your new image.
Summary: Choose your screen saver image. Go to your home screen. Open your photo gallery. Press the menu button. Set your picture as your lock screen or home screen wallpaper. Adjust the picture to your preference. Confirm that you are finished and verify the screen saver has changed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can either turn on the Xbox One by pressing the Xbox logo button on a wireless controller, or by pressing the Xbox logo button on the far right side of the console. The eject button on an Xbox One console is located on the right side of the disc slot. Doing so should eject the disc inside the console.

SUMMARY: Make sure your Xbox One is on. Press the eject button.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The art of Tai Chi is specifically designed to help you balance your chi. Though there are many moves that make up Tai Chi, you can begin with a few of the basics to see how they work. Breath is central to Tai Chi, and hopefully you have already developed a good sense of how breath and chi work together from the previous step. The practice of Tai Chi itself is essentially a slow and gentle series of movements that are designed to ground you and get you in touch with your breath and chi. Within Tai Chi, there are different schools that have slightly different ways of doing the forms, or steps, within the practice. If you're interested, Tai Chi courses are often offered at yoga studios and community centers. Check your local martial arts studio as well they might know about classes. The Wuji or horse stance is the basis of Tai Chi. It may look like you're just standing there, but it's a great way of getting in touch with your energy. Just by standing in horse stance and breathing, you can develop your chi. Your feet should be parallel, shoulder width apart. Make sure that your weight is in the middle of your feet. Move your torso so that you are standing as if sitting up straight in a chair. Bend your knees. Let your spine feel as if it's floating upward. Relax your shoulders. Gently touch your tongue to the roof of your mouth. Breathe naturally. This is an exercise, not part of an actual Tai Chi form, but can help you get in touch with your body. It can also help you in trying to develop chi throughout your body while you're moving, keeping track of your breath. Put your right hand, palm out, parallel and in front of your face. Place your left hand, palm in, parallel and in front of your stomach. Slowly move your arms in circles. Your arms will be going around each other and your palms will be at different angles, depending upon where in the circle they are. They go from being facing completely in and out at the top and bottom of the circle to being flat when they are parallel to you in front of your chest. Breathe. Tai Chi is not the only physical form that helps to develop your chi. If you believe that it is too slow and meditative, you might be more interested in kung fu, which was also developed to help your chi, or yoga, which is from the Indian tradition and is also aimed at fully realizing your life force.
Summary: Practice Tai Chi. Develop your stance. Practice arm work. Find the form of energy training that works best for you.

Blend the sugar, blueberries, and lime juice in a food processor. Use a wire mesh sieve and strain the blueberry puree through. Use the back of a spoon to press down, making sure you get all the liquid through. Discard any solids left in the sieve.
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One-sentence summary -- Create the puree. Strain the mixture in a bowl.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may want to take care of your parent or take away their means of consuming alcohol. However, hiding the alcohol or pouring it down the drain can often anger the person and make situations worse. Do not blame yourself for your parent's drinking; it is not your fault and you did not cause them to drink. You did not cause your parent's drinking problem and you cannot solve it for them. You may experience many complex emotions around your parent and their drinking problem. You may struggle with feeling love, frustration, anger, hopelessness, or helplessness. You may love your parent but hate their drinking problem. You are not the only person who struggles with conflicting emotions, and you are not alone in your struggles. Journal your feelings about your parent. You may wish to write a letter to your parent detailing how their drinking affects you and what emotions you feel. You may want to write the letter and process your feelings, then decide not to send it. Find healthy ways to cope with stress through adulthood. Instead of turning to drugs, alcohol, sleeping, or bingeing on food or television, find healthy outlets for your stress. Use exercise to get your body moving and relieve stress, such as dancing, going to the gym, or taking a hike. Spend time with friends by having a game night or going bowling. Do things that make you feel good and that are good for you. Have activities that you enjoy that you do regularly. This can include engaging a hobby, starting a yoga practice, or reading a book. Make time for yourself. Do some meditation, go for a daily walk, or savor a cup of tea in the morning. Take a break to help you put things in perspective. It's difficult to cope with the lifestyle and resulting feelings of having an alcoholic parent. Don't feel like you have to keep it all to yourself. Sharing your feelings and frustrations can help you feel better and not so alone. Find a friend who is willing to listen to you and approach the situation nonjudgmentally. Confide in a sibling or close friend. It's okay to talk to someone and it doesn't mean you're being disloyal to your parent. Some adult children have difficulty engaging in intimate relationships and may tend to shy away. Interpersonal relationships may difficult due to a need for approval or low self-esteem. Having intimate relationships is an important part of connecting with others and creating meaningful relationships. Friendships contribute to overall happiness and stress reduction and can offer support when you need it. If you have difficulty meeting friends, try volunteering. It's a great way to meet people with similar interests as you and can provide an environment to meet people and get to know one another.
Summary:
Put away your sense of responsibility. Accept your feelings as normal. Practice healthy coping for stress. Confide in someone. Engage in meaningful relationships.