In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Regularly tilling the soil will improve aeration and will prevent water from pooling on the top of your lawn. Dig into the ground 35 inches (7.612.7cm) with a till, pitchfork, or shovel and turn the soil over. Go up and down the area and turn over all of the soil in the yard. Once the soil has been turned over, you can level it out with a till or rake. Even if you want to keep the soil moist, you don't want it to pool on the surface of the soil because it's bad for plants and your lawn. Soils with a high clay or sand content tend to pack down faster than balanced soils. out of the soil. Weeds will soak up the moisture in the soil and will compete with the plants you want to grow. Dig around the weed with a gardening spade to loosen the soil surrounding it. Then pull the weed out of the ground, making sure to remove the entire root system. Continue to remove weeds whenever you notice them. Water absorbent mats, also called capillary mats, are made of an absorbent material like wool and will retain water. You can purchase one of these mats at a gardening store or online. Place the mat in the bottom of the pot, then place your soil and plant over the mat. When you water your plant, the mat will absorb the water and keep the soil moist. If you are in a hot area and water evaporates quickly, move them under the shade of a tree or ledge to boost moisture retention. If you notice that your leaves or flowers are drying out or dying, it could mean that they are getting too much sun.
Summary: Till your soil. Pull weeds Install water absorbent mats under potted plants. Move potted plants under shade to prevent evaporation.

In addition to stimulating your senses, you can trick your body into being more alert than you really feel. Taking the time to move around, touch your earlobes, or rub your hands together can make you feel more awake and active. Here are a few things you can do to keep your body more alert: Splash your face with cold water. Try to keep your eyes open as you splash water on your face without hurting them. Gently pull down on your earlobes. Pinch yourself on your forearm or under your knees. Put your hands in fists and open them. Repeat ten times. Tap your feet lightly on the floor. Stretch your wrists, arms, and legs. Roll your shoulders. Step outside and fill your lungs with crisp fresh air. Massage your hands. You don't have to run a marathon to be active. Just a little bit of physical activity can snap your body awake. There are ways to boost your activity level even if you're at school or work, and just a few minutes of exercise can have a dramatic impact on how awake your body is. Exercising is a way of telling your body that it's not time to go to bed yet. Here are a few things you can do: Take the opportunity to walk whenever you can. If you're at work, take the long way to get to the break room, or walk across the street to get coffee. If you're at school, take the long way to your next class, or even take a lap around your cafeteria before you sit down to eat. Take the stairs instead of the elevator when you can. Unless you're headed to the fiftieth floor, taking the stairs will give you more energy than standing around in the elevator. It will get your heart rate going and will keep you alert. Make time for a ten-minute walk when you can. While you may not be able to exercise right then and there, make a habit of exercising regularly, for at least thirty minutes a day. Daily exercise is proven to improve your energy level and to help you stay alert.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your body alert. Keep your body active.

Q: Navigate through your Start menu or shortcuts and click on Outlook. Microsoft Outlook will launch. Go to the File menu and look for Account Settings. Click on it to bring out the Account Settings dialog window. Under the Account Settings window are several tabs; click on "Data Files." This tab is where you configure the data files being used by Outlook. The data files pertained to here are the .pst files. If Outlook hasn't automatically identified your PST files, this is where you set it. From the Data Files tab's header menu, click on "Add" to add your PST files not yet in identified by Outlook. Navigate through your local directories until you reach the folder where your Outlook data files or .pst files are located. This is the folder where you put the copied .pst files from your old computer. Select the appropriate .pst file. Repeat Step 4 for all the .pst files you have. From the data files you have on Outlook, you have to set one as the primary or default one. This is where your new emails will come in. Click on the one you need to make the default and click the "Set as Default" button from the header menu. The selected data file will be identified with a check mark. Click the "Close" button found at the bottom of the dialog window to save your settings and close the window. You can now return to your Outlook inbox and view all your data files listed.
A: Open Outlook. Go to Account Settings. Go to Data Files. Add data file. Load other data files. Set default data file. Close Account Settings.

Article: Unlike the reading stage, you should start reading some more serious works. Look at books in the library. Check databases for more specific articles. Don't just Google the topic, or search for it in Wikipedia. Most major libraries have databases you can use. You will need a library card to access them; some even require that you be in the library to use them. However, databases like EBSCOhost have many smaller databases that you can search; which ones are included depends on what your library pays for. Research libraries will often include databases on every topic, from business to humanities to psychology. In the advanced search, you can choose which ones you search, so pick one relevant to your topic. You will get academic articles in return for your search. Be sure to try different sets of keywords; you never know which set will bring up the results you want. When you take notes, you can begin to see where different authors reference each other and where different ideas come together. Pick one of those intersections as your topic. Continue to research it until you can develop it into a paper. If you're in high school or an undergraduate, your topic doesn't necessarily need to be original, as your professors will mainly be wanting to see if you can develop a theme throughout the paper. However, in graduate school, your topic should be more original. It should be something that hasn't been covered a hundred times by someone else, so be careful when picking out your research topic. You should get an idea of what has already been covered as you research to help you choose something original. For instance, there's likely been a good number of articles written on B.F. Skinner's behavioral psychology, but your idea can be different in how you apply it. Maybe you want to apply it to a piece of literature or maybe you want to look at it in relation to current pop culture. The application of it can be original. Also, make sure your topic is something you enjoy, as you're going to be spending some time working on it. You don't want to be researching a topic you hate, as that dislike and disinterest will show up in your essay. For more information on writing a good research paper, see this article. Also see Start a Research Paper.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Begin researching the main ideas on your bubble map. Get an idea of the research in the field. Use keywords to find articles related to your topic. Take notes and use them to choose your topic. Try to look at your chosen topic in an original way. Choose a topic that you enjoy.

Problem: Article: This takes you to the start screen When you start typing, a search bar will open in the upper-right corner of the screen. It will appear in the search results Your HP laptop can now connect to wireless networks.
Summary:
Press the Windows key. Type "wireless". Click on Change Wi-Fi Settings. Click on Turn wireless devices on or off. Slide the button next to "WiFi" to the "On" position.