Problem: Article: Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. You'll find this in the top row of the System Preferences window. Click a language in the left-hand window. It's below the list of languages. Clicking - will remove the language from the list. The top language in this menu is the default language. You can change this by clicking and dragging a different language up to the top of the menu.
Summary: Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences. Click Language & Region. Select a language to remove. Click -.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before serving your mimosas, make sure the liquids you're using are cold. Keep your juice and carbonated beverage refrigerated before using it for a mimosa. You should not mix mimosas in large pitchers. It's best to serve your mimosas by pouring the drinks one by one. A light garnish can make a mimosa look attractive and add a splash of flavor. For example, garnish your drinks with fresh mint or a slice of apple, orange, or grapefruit. Continue to top off your mimosas with another splash of your carbonated beverage followed by your juice. You can add ice to keep the drinks cool as well, but keep in mind this may dull the flavor.

SUMMARY: Chill all your liquids. Pour the drinks one by one. Garnish your mimosas. Keep your drinks fresh.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure that you have enough paint to complete the coverage needed with this shade of dark blue. Once you have mixed the perfect hue, it could be difficult to match this shade a second time. It's always better to make more dark blue than you need rather than run out. If you do not complete your project in one sitting, you can store your excess paint in an airtight container like a plastic container you would use to store leftover food. Consider wetting a paper towel or sponge and placing it in the bottom of your container, or using a Sta-Wet Palette to keep your paint from drying out.
Summary: Squeeze the amount of blue paint you will need for your project onto your palette.

Part of building a lasting relationship with any person hinges on actually spending time with one another and engaging in a meaningful way. In order to create a positive relationship with your new in-laws, you should try to spend some quality time with them. Invite your in laws over for dinner or go away for a weekend vacation with them. Try any activities that force you together with your in-laws in situations where you can talk and get to know each other better. Identify social and/or recreational activities that both you, your spouse, and in-laws will enjoy. Partaking in an activity that one person may not enjoy may lead to a stressful gathering. Try to be creative and coordinate activities that will encourage you all to get to know one another, especially if this is a new relationship. When you engage with your new in-laws, it's important to try to establish your own relationship with each of them. Don't just rely on your partner's closeness with them to be sufficient for the both of you. Take some time to get to know your in-laws on a personal, individual level. Invite your father-in-law out for a drink or a friendly game of golf. Offer to help your mother-in-law with some yard work or take her out for coffee. Ask your in-laws how they would prefer to be addressed by you. Depending on their cultural family norms, some may prefer that you address them as "mom" and "dad," while others may be more formal. Identifying what they prefer, will help everyone feel more comfortable with one another. Realize that even if your in-laws prefer a more formal approach, this may change over time. Now that you've aced meeting your in-laws, it's time for both families to get acquainted. If that means introducing your liberal, outspoken New York parents to your fiance's conservative, reserved Nebraska parents, so be it. Ensuring that the meeting is effortless means following all of the above rules, which continue to apply throughout your entire wedding process. Try to pick a comfortable setting for the meeting like dinner at casual restaurant or lunch at your place. Make sure the location is quiet enough for everyone to be able to converse easily. Try to find things that you share in common with your new in-laws like favorite activities or travel destinations. And help your families discover commonalities, too. It's part of your job to facilitate conversations and to make sure that everyone is communicating. If you know both your dad and your fiance's dad love to fish, say something like: "Hey, Dad, Mr. Johnson just got back from a deep-sea fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico." Or tell your sister who is interested in attending Yale that your fiance's brother just graduated from there and go ahead and introduce them. After the initial meeting, send a thank you email to everyone and attach a picture or two. By doing this, you will open up new lines of communication, giving everyone a chance to say anything they may not have had a chance to say. This will help to keep the conversation flowing and ensure the next meeting goes just as smoothly. By tying up loose ends, you'll feel more comfortable tying the knot. You want your in-laws to be happy to see you again and that you're joining their family.
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One-sentence summary -- Spend quality time with each other. Cultivate individual relationships. Introduce your families to one another. Find common ground. Follow up.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Plug a male-to-male 3.5 mm RCA cable into the headphone and microphone jacks on your computer. Plugging one end into headphone jack will cause any audio you play on your computer to go through the cable. Plugging the other end into the microphone jack will allow whatever you're playing on your computer to be broadcast to anyone you stream with. You can get the appropriate cable from most music stores or large stores like Walmart. Once you have your cable properly set up, sign into any streaming service that you would normally use to talk to your friends online. This could be something like Skype, Twitch, Ustream.tv. If you want to broadcast to more than one person, you'll need either the premium Skype subscription or to use a streaming service that allows for group chats. Choose the mp3 player you'd like to use to create and play your playlists for your station. You can use something like iTunes or even YouTube to play music. If you're interested in talk radio, you can record your own audio and then play it back directly from your recording software. Because you'll have a cable plugged in to the microphone and headphone jacks, anyone you stream with will hear the audio you play on your computer. Keep in mind that with your microphone jack occupied, though, you won't be able to add any live commentary without unplugging it each time. If you don't want to mess around with cables, you can use a subscription website that creates a radio station for you. Radioking.com, airtime.pro or looksomething.com only require that you pay for and log in to their services. You choose your audience size, the type of music you want to play, and the website does the rest.This is not necessarily the best option if you want to broadcast something other than music, because you can only choose the types of files that the website provides.
Summary:
Plug a cable into your computer. Sign into an online streaming service. Play your audio. Use a radio station website.