INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Photo recovery is one of these data-recovery solutions designed to recover digital media files from memory cards, such as memory sticks, CF cards, XSD/XD cards, and MMC. It's advisable to use a card reader to connect the memory card to your computer. Some programs will require administrator privileges before allowing you to run the recovery. Make sure your user has the appropriate authorization to do so. Make sure that your computer has enough space to save the recovered data. Running the recovery process may take a lot of your computer's processing memory. Shutting down unneeded programs will help. During the whole operation, ensure that your computer or laptop has enough power to complete the recovery process. Connect to an AC power to avoid problems and interruptions.

SUMMARY: Download a photo-recovery program. Attach the memory card. Log in as Administrator. Check disk space. Turn off other applications. Connect your computer to a power source.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Let your friend know that you are willing to listen if she needs to talk. However, if your friend says she needs some time to process things on her own first, then do not pressure her to talk. Give her time and just remind her that you are there for her if she want to talk. Try saying something like, "I know you must be overwhelmed right now, but I am here for you and I am willing to listen if you ever need to talk." If your friend has confided in you that she is pregnant, do not tell anyone without her permission. This is her news to share or not share, and telling people about your friend's pregnancy could cause problems for her. If you are worried because your friend has not sought help for her pregnancy, then you should talk to her about how you feel. For example, you might say, "I know this is overwhelming for you, but I am concerned about your health and well-being as well. I think you need to see a doctor, no matter what you plan to do about the pregnancy." Your friend will need to decide what she wants to do about her pregnancy. It is her decision if she wants to keep the baby, put the baby up for adoption, or have an abortion. Do not try to sway her towards one decision or another, just ask her what you can do to help. For example, your friend might need someone to drive her to a clinic, help her find an obstetrician, or choose an adoption agency. To determine what she needs, you might simply say something like, "I am here for you. What can I do to help? " Lecturing your friend or giving unsolicited advice is not going to help her. Do your best to avoid telling her what you think she should do, what you would do, or what you think is the best solution. Unless she asks you for advice, do not give her advice. Instead of judging, ask her how she is feeling. She may be sick from morning sickness or emotional from keeping the secret. Let her tell you how she feels instead of you telling her how to feel. Assure your friend that you still love her and this does not change your friendship. She is probably scared and needs to know things will be OK. Stress is hard on the baby so she needs to be supported to feel positive. It is OK to talk about the baby if she is going to raise the baby, it can be exciting to prepare for a baby.

SUMMARY: Listen and offer support with open arms. Keep the news to yourself. Ask how you can help. Refrain from judging or saying "I told you so.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is because the Arcsin function is undefined for arguments greater than 1 or less than -1. pi = 2 * (Arcsin(sqrt(1 - x^2)) + abs(Arcsin(x))). Arcsin refers to the inverse sine in radians Sqrt is short for square root Abs is short for absolute value x^2 refers to an exponent, in this case, x squared.

SUMMARY: Pick any number between -1 and 1. Plug your number into the following formula, and the result will be roughly equal to pi.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place ripened fruit and vegetables out of sight and into the refrigerator to prevent fruit flies from having a breeding source. Throw any rotten produce away. Clean the sides and bottom of the garbage can and bin so that they are free of food and juices on their surfaces. Avoid getting potential spills from cans and bottles on your trash cans and recycle bins by cleaning them out before they are thrown away. For spills and regular cleaning, spray trash can and recycling bin surfaces with an all-purpose cleaner and wipe it dry with a paper towel. Toss your sponges every month and wash dishrags at least once or twice a month because bacteria and flies are attracted to warm, damp areas.

SUMMARY:
Eliminate the obvious sources of attraction for fruit flies. Empty recycling bins and trash cans regularly to avoid fruit flies and houseflies. Replace old sponges, dishrags, and mops regularly to reduce fruit flies.