Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare any visual aids you might need. Don't hand out material while presenting a visual aid. Have a back up plan in place.

Answer: Visual aids can be a great way to represent information and present it to your audience. Using these visual aids can also help your audience to understand and retain the information you are presenting. You can try using charts, videos, or images to help make your points easy to understand and appealing. Keep visuals as clean and simple as you can. Include visual presentations in your rehearsals and practice. Don't rely fully on visual aids for your training session. If you plan on presenting any information using a visual aid, do not distribute information or hand-outs at the same time. This can cause your audience to become distracted and possibly miss some of the information being presented. Hand out any materials before or after using a visual aid. Keep the audience focused on the visual aid when it is being presented. Technology that is used during a presentation to deliver a visual aid may break down or fail. Without a back up plan in place, your presentation may suffer. Always make sure to have another method to present this information should a visual aid become unusable. Have print outs of any images or diagrams that can be distributed. If a video is unable to be played, be ready to present the information that the video covered.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the video out ports on your MacBook Air. Purchase the right cable. Connect one end of the cable to your Macbook. Connect the other end of the cable to an HDMI port on your monitor. Turn on the monitor and your MacBook. Select the proper video source on the monitor. Click the Apple icon on your MacBook. Click System Preferences. Click Displays. Click Display. Press and hold the Options key. Click Detect Display.

Answer: In order to connect to a monitor, your MacBook needs either an HDMI port or a MiniDisplay Port. An HDMI cable is about 3/4 of an inch wide with the bottom slightly smaller than the top. A Mini Displayport is square shaped with the bottom corners cut. It's the exact same shape as a Thunderbolt port. A Thunderbolt port and Mini Displayport have the same shaped port, but they are not the same. Check the labels on the port. A Mini Displayport has an icon that resembles a screen. A Thunderbolt port has an icon that resembles a lightning bolt. Once you have determined what type of video out your MacBook uses, you'll need to purchase either an HDMI cable or Mini Displayport cable, depending on the port on your MacBook. Make sure you get a cable that is long enough to connect your MacBook and your monitor. If need be, measure the distance between the devices. Mini Displayport cables have a Mini Displayport plug on one end, and an HDMI port on the other end of the cable. You can also purchase a Mini Displayport adapter to connect an HDMI cable directly to a Mini Displayport. If your monitor you are using does not have an HDMI or Mini Displayport, you can purchase an adapter from Apple or another electronics retailer. These include a MiniDisplay-to-DVI, and MiniDisplay-to-VGA adapters, as well as HDMI-to-DVI adapters. Match the shape on the end of your cable to the HDMI or Mini Displayport on your MacBook and connect it. Use the other end of the cable to connect to a free HDMI port on the monitor. If there is more than one HDMI port on your monitor, make a note of which port you are connecting to. HDMI ports are usually numbered. Press the power button on both your MacBook and the monitor. If the video has more than one HDMI or video input port, press the button on the remote or monitor that says Source, Input, Video In or similar. Select the number port you connected your MacBook too. You may see your MacBook display on the monitor automatically. If it does not appear automatically, continue to the next step. It's in the menu bar in the upper-left corner of the desktop. This displays the Apple menu as a drop-down. It's in the Apple menu on your Mac. It's below an icon that resembles a monitor in the System Preferences menu. It's the first tab at the top of the Displays window. This displays a button that says "Detect Displays" in the lower right corner of the Window. It's in the lower-right corner of the Display windows. Your MacBook will scan for connected displays.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open a single-player game. Change to game mode to "Creative. Begin the Creative mode game. Check your inventory. Shape the land. Add buildings and structure. Spawn enemies, animals, and townsfolk. Share the file with others.

Answer: Launch Minecraft, and on the main screen, select "Singleplayer." This option is found at the bottom right of the screen. " Underneath the Name text box is a button that reads "Game Mode Survival." Click this two times to change the text to "Game Mode Creative." Creative mode gives the user all items needed to make a map, including enemy spawners and the ability to instantly destroy any block. Click "Create New World" in the bottom-left corner to begin the game in creative mode. Once in game, press "E" to see that the normal inventory has been replaced with a menu containing all the items you need to create a map. Notice the 12 tabs on the top and bottom of the menu, each has a symbol representing what items can be found in that tab. The storage chest in the bottom right is the normal inventory of your character. The compass in the top right allows you to search for specific items You can now begin forming the land as you want it to look. To add a block, open your inventory ("E" key) and select the Block tab. Click and drag the desired block type to the action bar, which is the last row in the inventory on any tab. Close the menu ("E" key again) and select the block on the action bar. You can now right-click an area on the screen to place an infinite amount of that block. Right-click on the block to remove it. After the terrain is done, you can add buildings and structures to make your map to make it unique. Check out your inventory on what you can add. The process of adding buildings and structure is the same as adding blocks to the land. You select the item from your inventory and place it in the action bar. Afterwards, right-click the area where every thing changes! Press "E" and select the Miscellaneous tab indicated by a lava bucket. This tab contains eggs for every creature that exists in the game. Equip the egg in the action bar and exit the menu. Right-clicking with the egg selected will spawn that creature in front of you. When the map is complete and ready to be shared with others, save the game, and close it. Navigate to the ".minecraft" folder. As a shortcut, click "Edit profile" at the bottom left of the launcher and click "Open Game Dir." This will automatically find the file location for you. Double-click the "saves" file to bring up a list of worlds that have been created. Right-click on the world just created and select "send to compressed zipped folder." This will compress the file so that it can be stored on a file-sharing site.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mix teaspoon (2.5 mL) of dish soap with 1 cup (0.24 L) of warm water. Pour the mixture directly onto the stain. Blot the stained area dry with a paper towel. Repeat the dish soap and blotting steps until the stain is gone.

Answer:
Stir the mixture thoroughly until the water becomes sudsy. Make sure the entire stain is covered with the mixture. You want the affected area to be soaked with the mixture. Try to soak up as much of the liquid from the soap mixture as you can with the paper towel. Vacuum over the area if you're having a hard time removing the excess liquid from the mixture. Make sure you rinse the stained area with warm water after you finish so there's no leftover soap. Dry the affected area with paper towel when you're all finished.