In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your school's computer lab, or even the AV equipment in a "smart" classroom, can be a huge source of wasted energy. However, you can make a big difference by checking the settings on the computers and doing a few simple things when the computers are not in use. Some things you can do include: Turning off screens and monitors when you're done using them. Checking to see if computers are set to "sleep" when not in use. Making sure that computers shut down completely at the end of the day. If you're a student, talk to your teachers about putting rules in place about turning off electronics when they aren't in use. Using surge strips for electronics and other appliances can also help your school to save energy. Check to see if these are already in use. If not, ask if you can get some for your classroom. If you are a student, try saying something like, "Surge strips can save energy because they make it easy to switch the power off and on for multiple electronic items. Would it be possible to get some for our classroom?" Your school can save up to 50% on its energy costs by using Energy Star electronics and appliances. If your school has plans to purchase new electronics or other appliances, then request that they purchase Energy Star items. If you are a student, then you might ask your teacher if this is something the school already does. Do a little research on how much your school can save by using Energy Star appliances, and write up a report to present to your teacher or the administration. If you are a teacher, then you could talk with your school's principal about it. You can find out more about the Energy Star program here: https://www.energystar.gov/. Vending machines have a compressor that runs constantly to keep beverages cold all of the time. However, your school's vending company may have controllers that will allow you to shut off the compressor when the machines are not needed, such as when school is out for the weekend or during breaks. If you are a student, you could talk to your teacher or school principal about this idea. Try saying something like, "Can we get a compressor remote to turn off the vending machines and save energy when school is not in session?"
Summary: Shut down computers or use the "sleep" setting when not in use. Check to see if electronics and appliances are plugged into surge strips. Talk to the administration about meeting Energy Star standards. Find out if your school's vending machines are energy efficient.

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One-sentence summary -- Spend 25 percent of your time looking at past papers briefly and looking at the style of writing etc. Spend 25 percent of your time focusing on writing techniques and how to use them. Spend 25 percent of your time looking over your notes and re-writing them quickly. Spend the remaining 25 percent practicing your writing style.

Q: You can even buy a special cleaning brush, but a toothbrush will work just as well. Don't use the toothbrush you use for brushing your teeth. Try to find a hard bristled toothbrush. Dishwashing soap is a good choice, but you can also use hand soap. Anti-bacterial soap also works. Gently brush the mouth guard or retainer. Pay special attention to the pockets of dirt and plaque. Make sure all of the soap comes off. Feel the mouth guard to make sure none of the soap remains. Rinse it really well to avoid any unpleasant irritation of the oral mucosa from leftover soap. If your mouth guard or retainer is not in use, it should be in a case. This protects it from getting damaged and away from pets (who often like to chew on it.)
A: Get a toothbrush specifically for the purpose. Put a small amount of soap on the mouth guard. Use lukewarm water on the toothbrush to create suds. Rinse under warm water. Put into your mouth or into a case.

Article: If you aren't able to prompt slimes to spawn in a swamp biome, you may have more luck underground. Slimes spawn in caves located in "slime chunks", which are 16 x 16 x 16 block areas. You have a one in ten chance of coming across a slime chunk. When below layer 40, slimes can spawn in any light situation; adding torches will both make mining easier and prevent other hostile mobs from appearing. This constitutes a chunk. Slimes won't start spawning immediately while you're here, but you may be able to force them to do so by adding platforms. These platforms should be stacked on top of each other with three blocks of vertical space between each. Having these platforms increases the possible spawn area for slimes. As with the swamp biome, slimes won't spawn if you're 24 blocks (or closer) away from the spawn area. If you don't see any slimes within a standard night and day cycle, you'll need to find a new cave.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Search for caves below the 40th layer. Add torches to the cave. Clear out a 16 by 16 by 16 room. Create four one-block high platforms. Retreat at least 24 blocks away from the spawn area. Wait for slimes to spawn.

Problem: Article: On desktop, open your web browser and go to https://www.onedrive.com/ On mobile, tap the OneDrive app. It resembles either two white clouds on a blue background (iPhone) or two blue clouds (Android). If you aren't logged in automatically select Sign in and enter your Microsoft Live email address and password to log in. This is the default page to which OneDrive loads on both the desktop version and the mobile app. On desktop, the tabs are located on the left side of the page. On iPhone, the tabs are located on the bottom of the screen. On Android, the tabs are located by tapping on the top-left of the screen. Any visual media (e.g., photos and videos) in your OneDrive will appear here. On mobile, its icon resembles a clock. Your recently uploaded, accessed, and shared files all appear here. On mobile, its icon resembles two person-shaped silhouettes. Any file or folder that you have shared or had shared with you will show up on this page. Now that you know how to navigate OneDrive's interface, it's time to upload a file of your own.
Summary: Open OneDrive. Sign in to OneDrive. Select the Files tab. Select the Photos tab. Select the Recent tab. Select the Shared tab. Re-open the Files tab.

Problem: Article: Locate where the hoses connect on your vacuum and remove them by turning the ends counterclockwise. When both of the hose ends are loose, simply pull it off of your vacuum cleaner. Some hoses have small clips on them. If that's the case for your vacuum, press down on the clip tab and pull it out from the port. If there's a clog that you can see in either your hose or where the hose connects to the vacuum, try to reach in with a pair of needle nose pliers. Grab the blockage and pull it out from your vacuum so it doesn't prevent any suction. Check your hose attachments and wand to see if there are any clogs in them that may prevent your vacuum from having full suction. Unravel a wire hanger so you have a long piece of metal that you can feed into the nozzles on your vacuum. Push one end of the wire hanger into the nozzles until you hit a clog. Push the wire up and down to try and break the blockage apart. When you're finished, pull the hanger out of the vacuum cleaner. You may also use a snake tool meant for cleaning vacuum cleaners. The tool may be found online. Be careful as you feed the hanger into your hose since the wire could puncture through it. Screw each end of the hose back onto the ports on your vacuum. As soon as they're sealed, plug your vacuum in and test its suction. You should have full suction after removing all of the clogs.
Summary:
Unscrew the hose from your vacuum. Use a pair of pliers to pull out any clogs at the ends of the hose. Poke a wire hanger through the hose and tubes to get rid of deeper clogs. Replace the hose on your vacuum and try it again.