Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start a new playlist. Add songs to your playlist. Organize your playlist. Delete your playlist.

Answer: Open the Music app on your iPhone or iPad by tapping the "Music" icon. Select Playlist from the bottom menu. Tap New to start making your playlist. Tapping New will bring up a screen that allows you to add a title for your playlist, as well as a description. In the most recent update, Apple included an icon for a camera that allows you to add a thumbnail to your playlist. Tap the camera to either take a picture or select a photo from your camera roll for your playlist. Tap Add Songs to bring up a menu that will allow you to pick from a variety of categories. You can choose from artists, albums, songs, genres, composers, compilations, and other playlists. When you've found the song you want to add, tap + next to the song. Once you've added everything you want to your playlist, tap Done in the top right corner. You don't have to be in Playlists to add a song to your playlist. If you find a song you want to add to your playlist from elsewhere in the Music app, tap the "More" button () next to the song. Select Add to Playlist from the pop-up menu, and then select the playlist you'd like to add the song to. Find the playlist you want to organize and tap Edit. From here you can rearrange, add, or delete songs. To change the order of songs, press and hold the button on the right side of the track. This will allow you to drag the song to any place on the list. To delete songs press the delete symbol on the left side of the track. To add songs, press Add Songs at the top of the playlist. From the main playlist screen, select the playlist you want to delete. Tap the "More" button () next to the playlist and select Delete. To delete a playlist from a specific playlist screen, select the same "More" button to bring up the option to delete the playlist.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Allow your daughter to vent when necessary. Form a plan. Seek out prenatal care. Confront difficult questions. Find a therapist.

Answer: Pregnancy is scary for teens. As you move forward with your teen's pregnancy, allow her to vent to you. She should be able to come to you with fears, frustrations, and concerns throughout the process of making a decision about the pregnancy. Listen to what she has to say without judgment and allow her to feel what she's feeling, good or bad. After you discuss your teen's pregnancy with her, you'll need to help her form a plan. Essentially, she has 3 options: keeping the baby, giving it up for adoption, or having an abortion. Help her weigh the pros and cons of each option so she can make an informed decision she will be comfortable with. If there is a health center for teens in your area, you may want to take your teenager there to talk to a doctor or counselor. You may not have all the necessary information about abortion, adoption, and teen pregnancy at your disposal. Remember, allow your teen to make her own decision. Even if you have your own strong feelings about the situation, this is your daughter's baby. She needs to make a decision that sits well with her. In the event your daughter decides to carry the baby to term, it's important you get her prenatal care. You'll need to have regular prenatal visits with a doctor to monitor the baby's health. You'll also need to stock up on prenatal vitamins and work on establishing a healthy diet and exercise routine. Make an appointment with a doctor as soon as possible if your daughter decides to keep the baby. This way, your daughter and her doctor can develop a health and lifestyle plan for the baby's wellbeing. If your daughter wants to keep the baby, help her confront the difficult questions. There are a lot of factors to consider during a teen pregnancy. Guide your daughter as she makes a variety of decisions regarding her baby. Talk about questions such as: What role will the father play in the baby's life? Will he and your daughter stay together as a couple? Where will your daughter live after the baby is born? Will your daughter finish high school or go to college? If so, can you or another family member help watch the baby or provide financial support for childcare while she's in classes? Are you able to assist your daughter financially? What about the baby's father and his parents? Can they help out with medical bills and the costs of childcare? As teen pregnancy can be stressful for your family, it's a good idea to find a family therapist. You can ask your regular doctor for a referral or ask your insurance company for a list of providers in your network. A qualified family therapist can help you and your family cope with the stress of a teen pregnancy. Your doctor or therapist may also be able to recommend support groups for teen parents and their families.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play as a Dunmer. Play as a Nord. Play as an Orc. Play as a Redguard. Play as an Khajit.

Answer: The Dunmer are going to be a choice option for Dragon Knights, especially the damage dealers, whose powers focus on fire magic. This is because Dunmer get a bonus to fire damage, making them extra deadly. Their weapons skill is with dual-wield, though, so you can't rely quite as much on their weapons damage. Dunmer are available to those in the Ebonheart Pact. Nords are a natural choice for Dragon Knights, as their race-based abilities are all about dealing damage and taking damage. They also get a boost to two-handed, which is the main weapon for this class. Nords are available to those in the Ebonheart Pact. Orcs are another natural choice for Dragon Knights, as their race abilities are focused on maintaining stamina in battle and dealing damage. They get a boost to heavy armor, making them good tanks or damage dealers. Orcs are available to those in the Daggerfall Covenant. Redguards are born fighters, having bonuses to power and sword and shield, which makes them great damage dealers. They also make decent tanks. Redguards are available to those in the Daggerfall Covenant. While not the ideal tank, Khajit are decent as damage dealers, having good melee skills. They also have a bonus to medium armor, which will help to protect them in battle. Khajit may not be the most ideal choice for this class, but are the best available to those in the Aldmeri Dominion.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick your vine. Pollinate the pumpkin blossoms by hand. Identify the male and female plants to pollinate by hand. Pull the petal from the male blossom.

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The strongest and thickest vines often produce the largest pumpkins. Monitor your vines and see which one seems to be growing the fastest and thickest. Pollinating by hand is the preferred method but if you don't have the time or the energy, it is a pretty safe bet that the bees will do most of the pollination for you. The flowers generally show up in late July. As in every form of reproduction, there is a male and female pumpkin counterpart. Do not begin pollinating until you the plant has roughly 200 leaves. The female has a small pumpkin at the base and no pollen inside the flower. To achieve the strongest female plant, you can break off the first female flower and wait for the second or third to grow (the strongest females grow when the vines are roughly 10 feet long, or longer.) {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/5\/5a\/Grow-Giant-Pumpkins-Step-10Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Grow-Giant-Pumpkins-Step-10Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/5\/5a\/Grow-Giant-Pumpkins-Step-10Bullet1.jpg\/aid1325738-v4-728px-Grow-Giant-Pumpkins-Step-10Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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