Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Call your parents weekly. Talk with them about major decisions. Visit often. Be there to support them. Plan a trip together. Spend time doing things they enjoy.

Answer: If you are older and living away from home, don't forget to check in on your parents. Call them up to chat and find out what they're up to. Update them on important things in your life, too. Sometimes you may get busy and not have time to call and talk for a long time. When this happens, try sending your parents a quick text to let them know you love them and are thinking about them. You can also use this as an opportunity to schedule a call over the phone, on Skype, or using FaceTime. Before making a tough choice, call your folks. They will appreciate you asking them for advice. Also, they might be able to help you make the best decision. For instance, you might be deciding on which college to go to or which home to buy. Keep them updated about your life in general, not just major decisions. This includes things like how work and school are going, who you're dating, and shows or movies you've enjoyed lately. If you no longer live with your parents, visit them as often as you can. Try to visit at least once monthly to have dinner or go see a movie. If your parents are elderly, take them out to run errands or go over to their house to clean it. If you're married and have kids, try to take your your family to see your folks at least a few times a year. You can even plan vacations for you all to take together so they can bond with your spouse and kids. Just like when you were a baby and needed them, know that now they will occasionally need you. If they are having surgery, show up to be with them. Or maybe they're receiving an award at work; show up to support. Being a good daughter means being there for them. Don't just vacation with your friends or love interests, vacation with your folks, too! Plan a fun beach day for the three of you or an even longer trip if you're able. Spend quality time with them and be the best daughter ever! Your parents have probably sat through so many cartoons and amusement parks that they didn't necessarily enjoy just for you. Return the favor for them. You might not like art museums, but if they make your mom smile, go with her. Or maybe you find birdwatching boring, but if your dad loves it, do it for him.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Angle your body instead of standing sideways. Don't press your arms close to your body. Put your hands on your hips. Tuck one side of your body behind someone in group shots. Sit with your shoulders back and don't slouch. Cross your ankles if you're sitting.

Answer: While facing the camera completely straightforward shows your widest view, turning completely sideways can highlight your stomach. Instead, stand facing the camera and put all your weight on 1 leg. Push the hip of that leg back as far as you can, and let the other leg hang loose in front of you and bent at the knee. Push the shoulder of the same side that your weight is on back as well, and let the shoulder on the side of the front leg come forward and down a bit. Pressing your arms to your sides can visually add some extra bulk to them. Instead, let them hang loose and limp. To help your arms not be pressed into your sides, it's a good idea to put your hands on your hips. Or, if you have pockets, try putting your hands in your pockets to move your arms away from your sides. If you're in a photo with a group, use other people to your advantage! Angle your body so that one side is behind someone else to instantly appear thinner. For really large groups with multiple rows, don't stand in the front row if you're concerned about looking thin. Stand in the middle or back rows, even if you're not tall. In photos where you're sitting, you should be sure not to slouch to avoid showcasing your belly area. Keep your shoulders up and back, and your back straight. You can even try taking a deep breath to make sure your chest is up as much as possible. Another trick for sitting photos is to cross your ankles instead of your entire leg. Crossing your legs at the knees can highlight bigger thighs, especially if you're wearing a skirt. You can also not cross any part of your legs while you're sitting for a photo. Always be sure to sit up straight for photos where you're sitting.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Back up your iPad. Clear your iPad of its contents. Contact your Internet service carrier.

Answer: Backing up your iPad before replacing it allows you to restore your settings, pictures, contacts, apps, and suchlike onto your new device. You easily can back up your iPad to iCloud or iTunes. For help in backing up your iPad using iCloud or iTunes, check this article out. For your security and peace of mind, and as a courtesy to the buyer, clear your device of its contents after backing it up and before handing it over to him or her. Do so by going to your Settings app, and clicking on "General." Next, select "Erase All Content and Settings" to reset your device to the state it was when you first purchased it. The next user will have to use Setup Assistant to reactivate the device. If you're using a 3G or 4G network on your iPad, contact your provider to find out how to transfer your iPad to a new user. This may be as simple as terminating your contract with them, but you should contact your carrier to find out what steps are required of you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place your fern where it will get 4-6 hours of indirect sunlight a day. Keep the soil evenly moist in the pot. Control the temperature to keep it around 70F (21C). Maintain high humidity around the fern with a humidifier. Position your maidenhair fern away from drafts. Fertilize the fern twice monthly in the fall through spring.

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A north-facing windowsill is usually a good place to keep a maidenhair fern, as the fern won't receive much direct light. An east-facing window also works, since morning light is more gentle. If you keep the fern at a south- or west-facing window, keep it 1 foot (30cm) away from the sill, since the direct sunlight can singe its delicate leaves. Light is the most important factor in keeping your fern alive and happy. You can also grow maidenhair ferns under fluorescent grow lights in terrariums. If your maidenhair gets direct sunlight, be extra-vigilant about watering it, as it will dry out more quickly. Water your fern enough so that the surface never dries out. However, don't water your fern so much that the soil becomes soggy. Water the plant evenly on all sides as often as daily. To check if your maidenhair fern needs water, lift the pot. If it is half as heavy as when it is freshly watered, it's time. Remember that air conditioning or heat can both dry out the soil. If you have the air or heat on, you'll need to water your fern more often. Check if your maidenhair fern needs to be watered every day. Maidenhair ferns typically can't sustain in temperatures lower than 60F (16C). However, they prefer temperatures around 70F (21C) and higher. Don't worry too much if the temperature drops temporarily, but make sure to warm your fern up as soon as you can. Use a humidifier to create ideal conditions for your fern, especially in the winter. Or, try misting the fern daily with warm water in a spray bottle to create humidity. If you aren't able to run a humidifier, be sure to check the soil vigilantly, as it may dry out quickly without it. Alternatively, try keeping the fern in a bathroom where the steam from the shower will keep it moist. You can also use a terrarium or glass case to maintain humidity levels around the fern, but remember not to place it in direct sunlight. Any moving air can evaporate moisture and dry out your fern. Keep your maidenhair fern away from any exterior doors, drafty windows, fans, air conditioners, and radiators. It can be tricky to find the right balance of indirect light while avoiding drafts. Try placing your fern in a room with large east- or west-facing windows on a flat surface away from the window. Use an organic liquid fertilizer, mixed with an equal amount of water. Add fertilizer to the soil every 2 weeks from around September through March. Maidenhair ferns like fertilizers that contain fish emulsions.