Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand how Microsoft Edge stores temporary files. Download IECacheView. Extract the IECacheView folder. Open IECacheView. Scroll right and click the Full Path heading. Review your stored Microsoft Edge temporary files.

Answer: Microsoft Edge stores temporary files in several different folders, all of which are usually inaccessible without knowing the exact file path of the specific file that you want to view. Fortunately, you can download a free app called "IECacheView" to pull up these files. Go to https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/ie_cache_viewer.html in your computer's Internet browser, scroll down to the "Feedback" heading near the bottom of the page, and click the Download IECacheView link below this heading. The IECacheView ZIP folder will download onto your computer. Depending on your browser's settings, you may have to specify a download location or confirm the download before the download will commence. Go to the location to which you downloaded IECacheView's ZIP folder, then do the following: Double-click the "IECacheView" folder. Click the Extract tab at the top of the folder. Click Extract all at the top of the folder. Click Extract at the bottom of the pop-up window. Wait for the extracted folder to open. In the extracted folder, double-click the blue-and-pink "IECacheView" icon. After a moment, the IECacheView window will open. It's on the far-right side of the window in the upper-right corner. Any file with "microsoft.microsoftedge_8wekyb3d8bbwe" in the middle of its Full Path address is a Microsoft Edge temporary file. You can go to a specific temporary file's location by right-clicking the temporary file and then clicking Open Cache Sub-Folder in the resulting drop-down menu.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Swim towards the wall. Extend your arms to reach for the wall. Touch the wall with your palms.

Answer: When you're on your last stroke of the butterfly or breaststroke, move your head to look straight down at the bottom of the pool. Your last stroke should bring you about half a body length away from the pool wall. If you are more than half a body length from the wall, give an extra kick in the water to push yourself forward. Keep your arms straight and your elbows locked while reaching. Your arms should remain about shoulder's width apart. Keep your palms flat against the wall without grabbing the edge of the pool. Make sure to keep your hands against the wall. Do not hang onto the lip of the pool; this might cause you cling to the wall and slow you down. Keep your legs close together and begin to bend them at the knee.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use black plastic or mulch to control weeds. Fertilize the bell pepper plants. Wait for the bell peppers to ripen before picking. Protect the bell pepper plant from sudden drops in temperature. Save the pepper seeds for future planting. Get rid of used plants.

Answer: The former material is also a good way to speed pepper growth in cool climate areas. Gardeners in warm climates will want to stick to mulch because it helps conserve moisture and protects the plants' roots from hot temperatures. These plants benefit from an addition of slow release granular fertilizer, such as Osmocote, or organic varieties, like those made with fish meal or alfalfa. However, if one has leafy green plants and no peppers, gardeners should probably cut back on the nitrogen fertilizer. This element is known for producing lush, fruitless plants. Almost all bell peppers start off green and eventually ripen to the desired color in about two weeks, though some types can take as long as a month for the right color to develop. Tall varieties may need to be staked to support the fruit and keep the plants from falling over while the fruit grows and ripens. Wire cages wrapped with plastic were mentioned in Mother Earth News article the author read as a good way to insulate tomato seedlings against sudden drops in temperature. Another way to prevent seedling from getting too cold is to use bell jars (hot caps). These devices were originally made from glass but now are more likely to be made from leftover plastic milk or soda bottles. Pepper seeds can be saved for up to two years under ideal conditions. This means that growers will not have to purchase seed annually if they store the leftovers in a dark, dry location to keep them from sprouting prematurely. Once the first chill of winter sets in, gardeners can harvest the remaining fruit and then dig the plants up. Specimens that are not diseased are good candidates for the compost bin. Diseased plants can be bagged up and left with the trash to prevent the disease from spreading.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the economic factors. Understand the role of education. Research organizations.

Answer:
Before we can take action, we need to understand what leads to child labor. In many impoverished countries, children make up nearly half the labor force. Sometimes families need their children to work and help pay household expenses, and employers take advantage of this desperation by forcing children to work long hours in hazardous conditions for low pay and no rights. One of the root causes of child labor is poor or corrupt schools and a "lack of earning during learning." Most basically defined, "lack of earning during learning" means that children are not earning money while they are attending school; this lack of earning and the need for families to earn more money results in school dropout. Improving access to quality education is one way to intervene and help stop child labor. Use the internet to find out which organizations support anti-child labor initiatives. Browse their mission statements and events pages to get a sense of their stance on the issues, and how they plan to help exploited children workers. Here are a couple of websites to start with: United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF The Stop Child Labor Coalition International Initiative to End Child Labor National Child Labor Committee International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC)