Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Finder . Navigate to the photo you want to edit. Double-click the image file.

Answer: Open a new Finder window by clicking the icon of a blue and white smiley face located in the bottom-left of your Mac's dock. Click the folder that contains the image you want to edit. For example, if you downloaded the image from the internet, it might be located in the Downloads folder. By default, this will open the image in the Preview app. If images don't open in Preview automatically, you can right-click on the image file and select Open With and select Preview. If you are using a Magic Mouse or a trackpad, you can perform a right-click by clicking with two fingers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Multiplayer menu in Minecraft. Click the "Add Server" button. Enter in your server information. Join the server.

Answer: You can add the server's IP address to your Minecraft server list. This way you won't have to enter it every time you want to connect. This will open a new page for you to enter the server connection information. The IP address is the same one that you entered to connect via SSH or FTP. The port is 25565. You can enter any name that you want. Once you enter in the connection information, the server will be added to your list. You can now connect to it like you would any other Minecraft server.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Discuss vitamin and mineral supplements with your doctor or dietitian. Make sure you are getting enough folate. Receive injections of vitamin B12. Take vitamin D supplements. Supplement with calcium.

Answer: It is very common for people who suffer from Crohn's disease to suffer from specific vitamin and mineral deficiencies. This is often due to the diet of soft and refined foods that can alleviate symptoms, yet does not provide enough of some essential vitamins. Discuss your diet with your doctor or dietitian and ask them for recommendations of vitamin and mineral supplements, and in what form you should be taking them. Ask your doctor about prebiotics and probiotics, which can stimulate the growth of gut microbiota and may help lessen your symptoms. ASA medications such as sulfasalazine (inflammation reducer) which are used for the treatment of Crohn's disease may impair the absorption of folate. A folate deficiency can lead to megaloblastic anemia. Green leafy vegetables are good sources of folic acid, but you might be intolerant to them as they contain a lot of fiber; therefore, the supplement might be a better option for you. You can take a 5mg tab of folic acid once daily to prevent this type of anemia. Oral tablets will not work because of failure to absorb. Vitamin B12 is absorbed from terminal part of small intestine (terminal ileum). This part is commonly affected in Crohn's. Sometimes, this part is even surgically removed to relieve narrowed intestine. This often results in a vitamin B12 deficiency, which can lead to megaloblastic anemia. You may develop a vitamin D deficiency due to poor absorption (particularly after bowel surgery). This deficiency may cause low calcium absorption, resulting in bone weakness and potential fractures. Take vitamin D supplements in capsule form. One 0.25 mg capsule of vitamin D daily is sufficient to meet your daily needs. Alternatively, you may take cod liver oil, which can be found in capsule form. Take one capsule daily to supplement vitamin A and D. Calcium deficiency may arise from avoidance of dairy products, poor absorption and steroid intake. Bones become brittle and thin in calcium deficiency. As a result, you may incur fractures with only minor traumas or falls. You should take a 500 mg calcium tablet two to three times daily to avoid this deficiency.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Acknowledge what you did wrong. Be direct. Use "I" statements. Don't make excuses. Don't blame the teacher. Plan to be better in the future. Keep your promises. Tell your teacher what you learned.

Answer:
Whether you made a mistake or forgot to do something you were supposed to do, state what you did and that you know it was wrong. Reflect on why what you did was wrong before you write out your apology. If you're having trouble understanding why what you did was wrong, talk to your parents, the principal, the counselor, or another teacher. It may also help to think about how your actions affected your classmates. Say exactly what you did and apologize. For example, say, "I'm sorry that I tried to copy my friend's quiz," rather than "My behavior last week was wrong." Don't try to figure out what your teacher is thinking or to put the focus back on them. When you apologize, focus on your actions and feelings. For example, say, "I know that you were speaking to the class, and I should not have been talking to Alex while you were speaking." It's tempting to minimize your blame or explain yourself with an excuse. Maybe there really is a great reason for why you acted the way you did, but bringing it up in your apology will only undermine your efforts because it shows the teacher that you don't feel totally at fault. If you feel like your behavior was caused by an outside factor, such as a new medication you are using, set up a time to talk to your teacher, either with or without your parents. At the meeting, explain your situation to your teacher, who will understand. This is a great option if you know that the medicine may cause the issue again. For example, if your medicine makes you drowsy, then your teacher needs to know that you may fall asleep. Blaming the teacher will only make the situation worse. When you put the blame on the other person in an apology, then it becomes about you, not about them. It also shows them that you don't think what you did was wrong because you think it's their fault. Blaming the teacher also includes saying something like "I'm sorry if you felt like I disrespected you yesterday when I shouted during the test." Saying "if you felt" places blame on the other person for how they feel. It shows them that you don't think you did anything wrong but instead think they overreacted. A better way to say your apology would be like this: "I'm sorry I disrespected you yesterday when I shouted during the test." Now that you've realized that what you did was wrong, think of ways you can avoid that behavior in the future. How you plan to be better will depend on what you did. Think about what you could have done instead. If you were talking during class, then you could have been taking notes instead. If you got into a fight, you could have used your words or should have found an adult to help you resolve the issue. If you made a huge mistake, such as shoving a teacher, then you want to make it clear that you will never do it again. You could say, "Instead of shoving you, I should have stepped back and asked to go get a sip of water to calm down." When you apologize and promise to do better, you need to make sure that you can follow through. It's tempting to say what you think the other person wants to hear, especially when you're in trouble, but if you can't keep your promise, then your apology will come under doubt. Don't promise your teacher that you'll never nod off in class again because that's a hard promise to keep. Instead, promise that you'll stop playing video games past your bedtime, you'll eat breakfast, and you'll keep your head up. These are all completely doable tasks. You don't have to "promise" anything. Instead, try saying, "From now on, I'll raise my hand and wait for you to call on me when I want to speak in class." Briefly summarize your lesson to show your teacher that you've grown from the incident. If you're struggling to figure out what to write, think about why what you did was wrong, and that will help you figure out what you learned. You could say, "I learned that it's rude to talk while the teacher is talking."