In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can choose whether to download iTunes for Mac or Windows. Click on "iTunes" in the menu bar ("Edit" menu if using Windows) and then click on "Preferences". Select the "General" tab. Go down and click on "Import Settings". Then on "Import Using", choose "MP3 Encoder". Then save your your settings by clicking "OK". This maybe say AAC or WAV depending on what you set in step 5. Now you can copy the file to an MP3 player or to a CD.
Summary: Download and install iTunes by clicking on the "Download iTunes". Import the midi file into iTunes by dragging the file into the main iTunes window. Set the conversion settings. Select the midi file you want to convert in the iTunes window. Select "Advanced" in the menu bar and select "Convert Selection to MP3". You're done!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Laser surgery will use beams of light to reshape your cornea so you no longer have astigmatism. This procedure must be done at a specialist eye clinic by a surgeon trained in laser eye surgery. Laser eye surgery can range in price from $300 to $4,000 USD per eye. The cost depends on how experienced your surgeon is and the severity of your astigmatism. Your health insurance may not cover laser eye surgery. Contact your insurance provider for more information. This procedure is considered safe and low risk. In rare cases, you may develop dry eyes, double vision, glare, and vision loss. However, these issues usually clear up as you recover from the surgery. In some cases, your surgeon may under-correct your eyes, where your cornea is not repaired enough to fix your astigmatism. If this occurs, they can repeat the surgery and make sure your cornea is fully corrected. The surgery will be done at the eye clinic and will take 20-30 minutes total. You will be given medication so you can relax as the surgery is performed. You will also be given numbing eye drops so you do not feel anything during the procedure. If you are getting laser surgery in both eyes, the surgeon will likely complete surgery on both on the same day. after the surgery. Most people can drive and return to work 1-2 days after getting laser eye surgery. Your doctor will check up on you the day after your surgery and you will need to have regular check ups for the first 6 months of recovery. Issues like dry eyes, double vision, and glare should clear up within several weeks. Protect your eyes from injuries by wearing sunglasses outside and avoiding contact sports as they heal. Most people recover fully from laser eye surgery within 6 months. After 6 months, your doctor will reassess your sight to confirm you no longer have astigmatism.
Summary: Get a referral for a specialist eye clinic from your optometrist. Learn the possible risks of laser eye surgery. Allow the eye surgeon to perform laser eye surgery. Recover

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Brush your teeth twice daily. Also, try to floss once daily. If you neglect your teeth, you have a higher risk of developing tooth abscesses. If you constantly eat foods high in sugar (e.g. candy, chocolate), you can increase your risk for cavities. Cavities can lead eventually to abscesses. Some sugary foods are fine but eat them in moderation. If possible, brush afterwards. If you have an untreated cavity or a tooth fracture that reaches the dental pulp (inner part of your tooth), you risk developing an abscess. This happens when bacteria reaches your dental pulp, which is the inside of your tooth. See a dentist as soon as possible, and watch for any symptoms. Cavities and trauma typically lead to a "periapical abscess." An injury to the gums can cause an abscess. Gum disease causes the space between the tooth and the gum to widen, which allows bacteria to enter. This bacteria can cause an abscess, even if the teeth are healthy and cavity-free. If you have any issues with your gums, watch for symptoms of an abscess. Gum injuries and gum disease typically lead to a particular kind of infection known as a "gingival abscess" (or "gum abscess"). If the infection extends to the gum pockets, and the draining of pus is blocked by the swallowed gum, it is then called a "periodontal abscess."
Summary:
Maintain good dental hygiene. Avoid sugary foods. Watch for cavities and fractures. Pay attention to your gums.