Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for the ability to adjust the chair's height. Consider who will be using the chair. Make sure elements of the chair can be individually adjusted.

Answer: The height of your ergonomic chair should be fully adjustable. The chair's seat should be easy to move either upwards or downwards. This adjustment will allow for people of different heights to comfortably sit in the chair. Make sure you can adjust how high or low the the seat is before purchasing your chair. A seat height of 15" to 22" will comfortably seat a person between 5'0" to 6'4" tall. Most chairs will offer only a small range of adjustment. Your feet should be able to sit flat on the floor while your knees are bent at ninety degree angles. Before you select an ergonomic chair, you'll want to think of who will be using the chair. The chair will need to comfortably fit anyone who will sit in it or be able to be adjusted to fit them. Make sure your chair is a good fit for anyone in your office before making a purchase. The chair you are interested in should comfortably fit the person it is intended for. Many ergonomic chairs will be adjustable enough to accommodate most anyone. A good ergonomic chair will allow you to adjust each part of the chair by itself. You should be able to move the armrests, seat and back supports independently of each other. This level of customization will allow you to make the chair a good fit for anyone that might end up using it. You may want to avoid chairs that don't allow for adjustments. Generally, you will want to select chairs that have a large number of adjustable features.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick the peppermint. Rinse the peppermint leaves. Crush the peppermint. Place the leaves in a mug. Boil water. Wait a couple minutes for the water to cool. Pour the hot water into the mug. Let the tea steep for 7-12 minutes. Remove the peppermint leaves. Add honey or lemon if you wish.

Answer: For each serving of tea you plan on making, pick 7-10 peppermint leaves from the stem of the plant. Try to pick leaves that are green and unblemished. If you bought a bunch of pre-cut peppermint stems, choose the healthiest looking leaves to pick off. Give the peppermint leaves a good rinse under the faucet. Even if you picked the peppermint from your own garden, you still want to make sure to wash off any dirt or impurities from the leaves. Use your hands to crush the peppermint by rubbing the leaves in between your fingers. Crushing the peppermint helps to release the flavor and aroma of the herb. You can also use the back of a spoon to lightly press and rub the leaves. If you have a mortar and pestle, use the pestle to very lightly crush the leaves. Makes sure not to overdo it when you crush the leaves. The leaves should look crumpled and slightly greener, not mashed to bits. Put the freshly crushed peppermint leaves into a mug. For every serving of tea, place 7-10 leaves in the mug, depending on how strong you like the tea. Boil water in an electric kettle, a stove top kettle, or a pot on the stove. Wait for the water to boil, then turn off the heat and take the kettle or pot off the heat source. Instead of pouring the boiling water into your mug, wait a couple minutes for the water to cool slightly. Like other herbal teas, peppermint tea is better when brewed in hot, but not boiling, water. After you have let the water cool for a few minutes, carefully pour the water over the peppermint leaves. Make sure that all the leaves are submerged in the water, then cover the mug. If you prefer mild tea, steep for 7 minutes. If you prefer strong tea with a robust peppermint flavor, leave the peppermint in for the full 12 minutes. After the tea has finished steeping, remove the leaves. You can take them out either by fishing them out with a spoon, or by straining the tea into another mug so that all the leaves get caught in the strainer. Your tea is now ready! If you like putting extras in your tea like honey, milk or lemon, add them right after straining. Otherwise, enjoy your fresh cup of peppermint tea!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your Android's Settings . Scroll down and tap Lock screen & security. Tap the white "Unknown sources" switch . Tap Allow when prompted.

Answer: Tap the gear-shaped Settings app in your Android's App Drawer. You can also swipe down from the top of the screen and tap the gear icon in the drop-down menu that appears. You'll find this in the middle of the Settings menu. On Samsung Galaxy phones, this option is entitled Lock screen and security instead. Some phones will have a Security option instead. It should be toward the bottom of the menu. The switch will change color {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/2\/28\/Android7switchon.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/2\/28\/Android7switchon.png\/35px-Android7switchon.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":394,"bigWidth":"35","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon.
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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch a movie at your local theater. Get a part-time job to make some extra cash. Visit a nearby town as a fun day trip. Attend a nearby music festival. Sign up for a summer camp in your area. Find an escape room in your town. Check out local parks and hiking trails to enjoy nature.

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Check online to see if there are any fun movies currently playing in the movie theater. Choose a film that fits into a genre that you really enjoy. To double the fun, invite a friend or family member to come along! You can save money by seeing a matinee instead of a nighttime movie showing. Try switching things up! If you usually watch drama films, opt for an action movie instead. Start saving up money by working at a local business over the summer. Look for places near you that are hiring, like restaurants and retail stores. If you don't have a car of your own, try applying to places that are relatively close to your home. When you're scouting for jobs in the area, ask employers right off the bat if they hire teenagers. Some businesses are okay with hiring teens, while others require you to be at least 18. Look on a map or search online to find an exciting, interesting place to sightsee. If you can't decide on a town to visit, try going to the next town or city over from your hometown. You never know what fun things might be waiting for you nearby. If you live near a public transit system, see if a friend or family member would be interested in going with you to visit a big city. Search online to see if there are any concerts or fun musical activities being hosted in your community. Depending on the venue or event, you might be able to get in for free, or you might have to pay for a ticket. Invite a friend or family member to join you whenever the time comes! If it's an outdoor music festival, bring a towel or blanket to sit on. Ask your parent or guardian for permission to register for a summer camp. If your parents or guardians tend to be more overprotective, try attending a day camp instead of a sleep away excursion. Choose a generalized summer camp if you want to do stereotypical camp activities, or register for a specialized camp if you want to focus on 1 specific activity (e.g., horseback riding)! Depending on the place, specialized camp can end up being expensive. Invite a friend to join you for summer camp. Search online to locate the nearest escape room, or puzzle room. Get a group of friends or family members together and register for an escape room, where you work as a group to find your way out of a locked room. Before booking anything, be sure to check the reviews of the escape room business first. Ask for everyone to chip in a little bit of money to make the cost more manageable. If you're traveling with younger kids, try choosing an escape room with a more family-friendly theme. Search online to see if there are any parks or trail systems near your home. When the weather is nice, drive or catch a ride to begin exploring the great outdoors! Take in the beautiful scenery by taking a hike, or by going on a bike ride. Ask your friends and family to join you on a hike. If you have a furry friend, bring them along too!