Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Emphasize a balanced, nutrient-rich diet. Stay away from foods that may have foodborne illnesses. Encourage activity or exercise. Incorporate plenty of rest. Offer emotional support. Suggest counseling as needed. Promote relaxation as much as possible. Address drug, tobacco, or alcohol use. Keep a list of vital information in case of emergency.

Answer: Healthy foods can keep a person with AIDS strong, give him or her more energy, and support the immune system. Making sure the person has plenty of healthy choices stocked in the kitchen can maintain or even boost overall health. Consider cooking together for a fun and lighthearted activity. A person with AIDS can safely cook for others unless he or she has diarrhea. Involve the person in planning his or her meals. This will give you a sense or what he or she likes and can help you pick foods at the supermarket. Incorporate plenty of fruits and vegetables for fiber and vitamins, starchy carbs for energy, protein, and some dairy products. You should also include small amounts of fats and sugars. Some excellent examples of foods for a person with AIDS are: raspberries, blueberries, spinach, bread, potatoes, lean meat, eggs, yogurt, and cheese. A person with AIDS can eat almost any food he or she wants. But there are some foods that may cause foodborne illnesses that he or she should avoid. These foods include: Raw or unpasteurized milk Raw eggs and foods with raw eggs such as hollandaise sauce Uncooked or lightly cooked meats Raw fish or shellfish Just as proper nutrition is important to a person with AIDS, so is getting activity or exercise. This can build muscles, keep the bones strong, and keep his or heart healthy. If the person is able, suggest doing an activity together or go to a gym or outside for some exercise. Exercise may help the person feel better and relieve the side effects of AIDS and medications. Keep in mind that everyday activities like dancing, walk to the park, playing with kids, and gardening are activities that can get the person moving. Aim for the person to get 45 minutes to an hour of activity 3-4 times a week. If the person isn't able, help him or her do whatever is possible. This might be walking in the yard for a few minutes twice a day. Consider different types of exercise such as cardio, resistance training, or flexibility training. Things like running, swimming, lifting light weights, or doing yoga can promote overall physical and mental health. Rest is something else that is also important to a person with AIDS. It helps the body recover and relax from stress, which can be harmful to the immune system. Make sure the person is getting plenty of rest during the day if he or she is tired. Allow the person to sleep for eight hours every night. A person with AIDS may be down or stressed about things such as the rest of his or her life, fulfilling goals, and maintaining contact with others. These types of concerns can harm the person's immune system. Making sure you are there to provide emotional support to the person can help him or her relax and feel confident to live an active life. Talk to the person often and make yourself available to discuss anything he or she wants. You don't have to push, but can say something like, "I care about you very much, Alex, and I want you to know that you can talk to me about anything you want anytime." In addition to your emotional support, the person for whom you're caring may require emotional support from a medical professional or social worker. These people may have special training to support AIDS patients, including individuals who may be suffering from depression. This may help the person deal with fears or stresses related to the disease. Talk about counseling if you feel the person has a problem that is better solved by a professional. Broach the subject gently. You could say, "You know Sam, I am always here to support you and talk about your feelings. But there are some things that I don't know a lot about and I wonder if maybe seeing a counselor who helps other AIDS patients could supplement my support." Make sure to let the person's care team know about your concerns. Ask for possible references to counselors who may help. You can also locate a counselor or psychiatrist near you at services such as http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/hiv-aids.html and http://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/issues/hiv-aids. Surround the person with people that he or she loves. You can also be sure to invite and include the person in group activities or outings. Knowing that he or she is a part of a caring community can help relax and de-stress the person. Find things the person likes to do and help him or her do them as much as possible. This could be something like bringing books and magazines, going for a relaxing walk together to enjoy nature. Ask if the person would like to take a warm bath or get a massage. Ask the person if he or she would be interested in having a therapy dog stop by once a week or more. It may help relax or soothe the person. Just be sure that the dog is clean and the person is healthy enough to touch pets. Smoking, drugs and alcohol are harmful to the body, especially the liver and lungs. These can increase vulnerability to infection as well as rob the body of previous vitamins. If the person uses tobacco, drugs, or alcohol, suggest that he or she quit to help maintain health and wellbeing. You also need to know whom and when to call for help or information if you are caring for someone with AIDS. Make a list of doctors, nurses, and other people you might need to contact in case of emergency. Write down phone numbers and information such as when they are available. Keep the list by the phone for easy access.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mention the moment of your conversion. Focus on Jesus. Share your current situation.

Answer: This is the focal point of your testimony, so you need to be specific. Describe the exact moment you asked Christ into your life. You do not need to describe your conversion in mystical terms or flowery language. On the contrary, a simple statement about the day and hour it occurred is usually more effective. Think of your conversion moment as a "but then" in the tale of your life. Up until this point, you've described a life that was lacking in purpose, hope, joy, or some other form of meaning. When you introduce the moment of your conversion, you are saying, "but then...this and that happened to change my life for the better." The entire tone of your testimony shifts from negative to positive at that moment. As with your "before" story, you need to be specific when you describe the details leading to your conversion. List specific events, places, and people as applicable. If your cousin Benjamin or your long lost pal Susie first introduced you to Christianity after you ran into him at the grocery store or met her again at a school reunion, include those details in your story. Avoid non-specific statements like, "A distant relative invited me to church one day." Remember that your testimony should focus on God saving you. Avoid phrasing your conversion in a way that makes it seem as though you saved yourself. As a general rule, do not focus about how "good" you were before your conversion or how "holy" your deeds became afterward. Take a step back and ask yourself if any of the details you wrote glorify you more than they glorify God. If so, rephrase them or leave them out. In order to see how beneficial your conversion truly was, you need to let potential readers know how your life has improved since the day of your salvation. Mention any ongoing struggles you might have, but keep the overall tone of this section positive. Describe any specific changes you've experienced internally thanks to Christ's influence on your life. Explain how your motivation now varies from the motivation you had in the past.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch Google Play. Search for Pixlr-o-matic. Download and install the app.

Answer:
Tap the Play store app icon on your home screen or in your app drawer. The first app on the list is usually the one. Tap on it to open its page. You can read more information about the app on the page. Tap on Install. It will download to your device and automatically install.