INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Exercise is a known stress reliever because it tells the body to release powerful, feel good, neurotransmitters into your brain to elevate your mood and manage stress due to homesickness. Homesickness can often be accompanied by sadness or feelings of loneliness. In order to help improve your overall mood, exercising regularly can help. Additionally, coming up with a regular exercise routine can help structure your schedule in your new place, and if you are exercising at a local gym or outdoors, this can be a great way to meet other people. Ensuring that you have time for yourself, and especially time for things you enjoy is a way to relieve stress. Listen to your favorite music or watch a movie. You can even take time to read a favorite book. Giving yourself time to relax is key when you are dealing with the stress of a new place and feelings of homesickness. Other simple ways to enjoy relaxing include a bubble bath, treating yourself to a pedicure, or going to watch a sports game. Taking time to care for your body is an exemplar way to help relieve stress. Not having proper nutrition and sleep can be stressful events for your body. Improper sleep and nutrition will not help when you are already experiencing stress associated with the change of being in a new place. Make sure you are getting adequate sleep, which is about eight hours per night. Ensure that you are getting proper nutrition through fruits, vegetables, protein, and complex carbs. It can be tempting to eat unhealthy when you are stressed such as eating fast food, sweets, or soda. But try to avoid this type of coping because it will only hinder you in the long run. Severe homesickness can be incredibly stressful, even feeling somewhat like grief. You might also experience mood changes, frequent crying, fear, panic attacks, and feelings of helplessness. If you think that your feelings of homesickness have turned into something more serious, or the duration, frequency or severity has gotten worse, you should seek help from a mental health professional. Counselors can help you process homesickness in way that is similar to healing from other losses or grief. And because leaving home might leave you with unmet needs such as help making decisions or organizing or structuring your day, a counselor can help you to find resources to meet these needs to help you to learn skills. Then you meet some of your needs yourself. Keep track of your feelings over a week or two. If you find yourself crying frequently or having panic attacks, for example, you should seek professional help.

SUMMARY: Get moving. Create time for things you enjoy. Care for your body. See a mental health professional.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you want to make a person feel comfortable, the best thing to do is to have an "open stance" and to direct your body toward that person without being too forceful. Just make eye contact, don't cross your arms, and face your shoulders toward that person. This will make the person feel like you're giving him all of your attention and that you're not just lukewarm about talking to him. Maintain the right distance from the person. Put away your phone. There's nothing more annoying than talking to a person who is constantly checking their cell. Though you should look eager to talk to the person, don't look too eager. Don't lean in so close that you overwhelm the person or scare him away. Many people are turned off by a close-talker. If you're seeing someone you already know, just say hello and greet her by her name: "Hi, Jen, it's good to see you." This is simple and direct and lets the person know you're excited to talk. If you don't know the person, introduce yourself first so you feel more confident and in control of the conversation. Just say, "Hi, I'm Marla, what's your name?" Repeat the person's name when she tells it to you, and she'll feel more special. Remember to smile and pay attention to the person when you greet her. Don't make it look like you're just killing time until your real friends come along. Conversations are just as much about an exchange of energy as an exchange of information. To make great conversation and great small talk, you should keep things light, fun, and positive. If you're upbeat, ready to smile at a moment's notice, and laugh over things that aren't that funny, then you'll make the other person want to keep talking to you -- even if you're only talking about your favorite brands of cereal. It's true: it may be hard to keep things light and fun when you've had a really bad day or bad week. But remember that if you're making small talk, then this person is not your closest friend, so you should avoid talking about anything too negative or the other person will be turned off. Just a simple, "I love your shoes -- where did you get them?" can get you into a fun conversation about shoe shopping. Even if the compliment doesn't lead anywhere, it will still make the person feel more appreciated before you start discussing other subjects. You can also use this move earlier, as a way to actually introduce yourself to someone.
Summary: Have approachable body language. Give a friendly greeting. Keep things light and positive. Start with a small compliment.

Under "Storage" you will scroll down until you find the icon "Unmount SD Card." Wait until your phone says it is safe to eject the SD card. Slowly pull it out so you do not bend or damage the card. Look for missing gold prongs, and for chips or dents in the card. If the SD card appears to be physically damaged, you may be required to replace the SD card. These can be bought fairly cheaply at most technology stores. Before you put it back in, blow on it gently, or wipe it off with a soft cloth. This will get rid of any dust particles potentially interfering with your card. Do not continuously reinsert the card otherwise you could cause damage to both the card and the port. Plug your device into the wall charger for at least 15 minutes. You can then turn on the device using the button at the bottom. If for some reason your device isn't turning on, let it charge for a little while longer before you try again. Your device should read "Mount SD Card" when you go under the "Storage" setting. If your device still reads "Unmount SD Card" there may be a problem of communication between the SD port and the phone itself. This is most likely an internal problem which can only be fixed by taking your phone to your nearest technology professional. If the SD card works properly in another device, then your SD card slot may be faulty on the original device in which the card was tested. If the SD card fails to mount to another device, you may be required to replace the SD card. Make sure before you put your Sd card into another device, that that device is also fully charged.
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One-sentence summary -- Remove your SD card from the SD card slot on your device. Inspect the SD card for any physical damage that may be preventing your device from reading it properly. Reinsert the SD card into the SD card slot on your device. Charge and power on your device. Attempt to mount the SD card again. Test the SD card in another device if it fails to mount properly.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: to 375 degrees F/190 degrees C. Use butter or a light vegetable oil to grease the bottom and sides of the pan to keep the cake from sticking. If you'd rather make a round layer cake, use two 8-inch cake pans instead of one larger rectangular pan. You could also use this recipe to make a dozen cupcakes. Use a spatula to scrape the sides of the mixing bowl. After 25 minutes, insert a toothpick, wooden skewer or cake tester into the center of the cake. If it comes out clean or with only a few small crumbs on it, the cake is done. If it's wet, put the cake back in the oven for another 4-5 minutes. Yellow cake makes a great snack on its own, but it's also nice to eat with frosting. Try one of the following inexpensive frosting recipes to finish your cake: Simple five minute frosting Chocolate frosting Strawberry frosting You can also put whipped cream on the cake as a topping, it's up to you!

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Preheat your oven Grease a 9 x 13-inch baking pan. Pour the batter into the greased 9 x 13-inch baking pan. Bake 25 to 30 minutes. Cool the cake and frost as desired. Finished.