Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plug your iPhone into your computer. Open iTunes on your computer. Click the phone icon on iTunes. Select This computer under the Backups section. Click the Back Up Now button.

Answer: You can use your charging cable to plug it via USB. The iTunes icon looks like a blue-and-pink musical note in a white circle. You can find it in your Applications folder on a Mac, or on your Start menu on Windows. If this is the first time you're plugging your iPhone into this computer, tap Trust on your phone's screen to authorize the connection. This button is located below the Play button in the upper-left corner of iTunes. It will open your iPhone's navigation panel on the left-hand side. If the phone icon opens up to any other tab than Summary, click the Summary tab at the top of the left panel. This tab will display your phone's hardware, storage, and backup information. In the Summary tab, find the Backups section, and make sure This computer is selected under the "Automatically Back Up" heading. Under the "Manually Back Up and Restore" heading, click this button to back up your data to your computer. All of your text messages will be backed up, along with your documents and settings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to a specialty store.

Answer: Quill pens are not available everywhere. The easiest place to find quill pens is an online store such as Etsy or Amazon or your local art supply store. If you live near a historic site, you could check the gift shop for inexpensive quill pens. Traditional quill pens are large feathers whose shafts have been hollowed out as ink reservoirs. These pens tend to have softer tips that are less likely to puncture paper. Quill pens with metal nibs have been widely available since the early nineteenth century. If you're feeling crafty, you can make your own pen.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Discuss your symptoms with your doctor. Test your levels multiple times before you decide. Discuss test results with your doctor. Treat any underlying conditions. Talk to your doctor about medication side effects. Consider the risks of testosterone treatment. Understand that TRT is controversial.

Answer: Symptoms such as fatigue, low energy, difficulty with erections, poor libido and decreased muscle strength can be caused by low testosterone; however, there are other disorders that can cause each of these problems. Your doctor can help you figure out what's going on, and what testing might be helpful. Before you choose to take testosterone therapy, you should get your levels tested at least twice. Doctors generally will not rely on a single test result to decide that a male patient needs testosterone therapy. Testosterone levels vary considerably during the day, and from day to day. Get tested in the morning. The best time to have blood drawn to test for testosterone may be the morning, especially in younger men. Make an appointment with your doctor to test your levels. If your levels are close to normal each time they are tested, you probably do not need testosterone treatment. If your levels are close to normal each time they are tested, you probably do not need testosterone treatment. If your levels are low, but you have no symptoms, your doctor probably will not recommend treatment. Most doctors will only treat those who have low testosterone levels and significant symptoms that are likely due to low testosterone. Certain medical conditions can be the cause of low testosterone or present similar symptoms. Thyroid problems and sleep apnea can contribute to low testosterone levels. Depression or excessive alcohol consumption can also lower levels. Generally, treating the underlying condition leads to improved testosterone levels. Some medications can lead to low levels of testosterone. If you take medications and have low levels, talk to your doctor. Discuss whether your medication may be the cause and if there is something you can do to help. Opioid drugs, glucocorticoid, and anabolic steroids can lead to low testosterone levels. Testosterone treatment may increase the risk of certain conditions. You should always talk to your doctor before starting treatment and discuss possible risk factors. Your medical history may put you at a greater risk for certain conditions than others. When taking testosterone therapy, you are at risk for developing: Acne Retained fluid or swollen ankles Sore or enlarged breast tissue Worsening of sleep apnea Clotting in deep veins Shrinking of the testicles Decreased sperm production There is mixed evidence about whether testosterone replacement therapy can lead to heart attack or stroke, or prostate cancer. Some researchers have stated that TRT has no benefits at all.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a well-translated version. Refrain from forcing yourself to read. Review the book when you're relaxed. Consult a study aid.

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Les Miserables has many different translated versions. Choose one that suits your needs for reading and that has been accurately translated. In general, academic versions of Les Mis will offer the best translations with useful annotations. You can usually purchase these at specialty bookstores and even online retailers. You can make reading Les Mis a chore by forcing yourself to read it either out of personal or societal expectations. Avoid pressuring yourself and you will be able to truly enjoy reading this work about imperial France and redemption. Keep the book available around your home or office. This may encourage you to pick it up if you're bored or instead of watching TV. Take Les Mis with you on vacation, to a pool or amusement park, or on your morning commute. Having the book with you can entertain you when you're bored or need a distraction. Steer clear of reading when you are stressed or in a hurry. Reading Les Mis when you're relaxed may help you enjoy the story more. Studies have shown that a positive and relaxing environment can motivate you to read. For example, keep your copy of Les Mis next to your bed. This will allow you to reach for it before you go to sleep. Or, make a date with yourself to bring it to the coffee shop on Saturday morning and read as you sip a cappuccino. If you are having a hard time getting through Les Mis because it deals with complex historical events, consider consulting a study aid to help you get through the book. This may help you understand the text and its topics as well as actually enjoy the book. Most major works of literature have study aids with annotated comments that can explain difficult sections of the book. CliffsNotes, Shmoop, and Masterplots can help you unpack the harder thematic and historical elements. You may also want to peruse a history textbook to provide you with vital context on imperial France, which can also help you to better understand Les Mis. Mark Traugott's The Insurgent Barricade provides a fascinating look at the origins of Parisian barricades and how they were used in political rebellions. Discuss any difficulties with your instructor or friend. They may be able to suggest effective ways to get through the book.