The acronym "URL" should be replaced with the name and file extension of your uploaded image. The words "alternat_text" should be replaced with the text that will be displayed on browsers not capable of showing the im age. For example, your image tag may read < img src="picture1. jp " alt="picture_ of_boat" / >
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One-sentence summary -- Upload the image you would like to embed in your web page using an FTP utility. Create the image tag by using the < img src="URL" alt="alternate text" / > syntax. Transmit the HTML file of your web page via FTP and then visit the website to check that the upload image displays correctly.

Q: Boundaries are important in any type of relationship. Enforcing boundaries with a friend can be challenging, but it will ultimately benefit you and help you build stronger friendships. If your friend can't respect your boundaries, it may be time to distance yourself from them. A few ways you can set boundaries include: Letting your friend know that you will not tolerate gossip or belittling speech about you to others. Saying "no" if your friend insists on talking about something personal or gossiping about others in front of you. Setting consequences for when your friend violates your boundaries (e.g., "If you keep talking about me behind my back, I will not spend time with you anymore."). If you've talked to your friend and they're making an effort to change their ways, give them a few weeks or months before making any big decisions about the friendship. Your friend may be trying to change a lifelong habit of blurting things out when they don't mean to, for example. If your friend does slip up, remind them that they agreed not to gossip to or about you. If they apologize and immediately correct their behavior, that's a good sign that they are trying to improve. Make sure your friend knows that what you are telling them is private and for no one else to know, if you are intent on sharing personal information with them. You may find out that you can't trust them, but at least they won't be able to claim that they "didn't know it was a secret." If your friend can't stop gossiping and it's causing you significant stress, then it might be best to go your separate ways. Try keeping them as an acquaintance at first, to see if spending less time around them alleviates the problem. If things don't improve, tell them that you cannot be friends with someone that you cannot trust.
A: Create and maintain healthy friendship boundaries. Give them time to improve. Be explicit when you want your friend to keep something a secret. Consider ending the friendship.

Article: Like a tiny key ring, a split ring is a coiled wire that can provide a quick and secure way to attach charms to your bracelet. If your charm doesn't already come with a split ring attached, you can buy a package of them online or from your nearest craft supplier. If your charm came with a jump ring attached, you may need to remove it before replacing it with a split ring. Pick a split ring with a diameter and gauge that are small enough to be unobtrusive, but large enough to accommodate both the charm's loop and your bracelet's link. Split rings are useful if you plan to move your charms around on occasion but still want the streamlined appearance of a circular attachment.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a split ring.

Article: Your horse's nutritional needs will vary according to the amount of fresh grass she has consumed while out to pasture and the level of activity she has had. Evaluate your horse's needs every day to determine whether to subtract or add from her regular feeding amounts. If your horse has been out to pasture all day and has been eating lots of grass, she will not require as much hay. If your horse has had a hard workday with lots of riding, then you will need to provide more food to help replenish the extra calories she burned. Don't feed your horse right before or right after she has finished doing something strenuous because blood flow will be diverted away from her organs and that can interfere with digestion. Plan feedings around your horse's scheduled activity. If your horse will be doing something extra strenuous, schedule her feeding for three hours before the activity. If you need to change your horse's feed, do not just switch to the new feed. Start by replacing 25% of the old feed with the new feed. In two days, replace 50% of the old feed with the new feed. Two days after that, replace 75% of the old feed with the new feed. Then two days after that you will be able to give your horse 100% new feed. In addition to making food changes gradually, you should also feed your horse at about the same time every day. Horses perform better when they have a regular feeding schedule. Making drastic changes to your horse's feed or feeding schedule can lead to equine colic and founder. Equine colic is a condition that causes severe abdominal pain and may even require surgery. Founder is a condition that causes poor circulation and can even lead to the separation of the hoof from the foot. Founder is often fatal.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Adjust your horse's food intake as needed. Schedule feedings for an hour before or after you have ridden your horse. Make gradual changes to your horse's diet.