Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Many natural flavorings can significantly change the taste of water without adding calories. Make unsweetened tea.

Answer: All-natural flavor additives can allow you to customize your water to your individual taste preferences, often without adding any calories or sweeteners. Tea adds no calories to water but it can provide a wide range of flavor options. Consider experimenting with black, green, white, rooibos, and herbal teas until you find a flavor that makes water more enjoyable. Consider storing a pitcher of cold-brewed homemade tea in the refrigerator for a quick beverage. Add fruits, vegetables, or herbs for flavor. Consider creating a pitcher of water in the refrigerator that contains sliced cucumbers, mint, basil or citrus fruit. Buy naturally flavored, unsweetened water products. New water brands offer zero-calorie waters with all-natural flavors from fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Check the ingredient list and nutrition label to make sure that no sweeteners, calories, artificial flavors, or preservatives have been added. Try a carbonated alternative to plain water. If you crave the carbonation in soda, consider purchasing carbonated water or seltzer water with no added sweeteners. Many all-natural flavor options are available at large grocery stores, and carbonated waters can often help soft drink fans replace soda with water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the App Store . Tap Search. Tap the search bar. Search for the Documents 6 app. Tap the "Documents by Readdle" result. Tap GET. Enter your Touch ID when prompted. Press the Home button.

Answer: Tap the App Store app icon, which resembles a blue box with a white "A" on it. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen on most iPads, though you may need to tap a search bar in the upper-right corner of the screen instead. This is at the top of the screen. If you initially tapped a search bar instead of the Search option, skip this step. Type in documents 6 and then tap Search in your iPad's keyboard. It should be near the top of the results page; this app has a multicolored "D" next to it. It's to the right of the app's title. Doing so will prompt Documents 6 to begin downloading onto your iPad. If you don't use Touch ID on your iPad, enter your Apple ID password when prompted, then tap Install. It's the round button on the face of your iPad. This will minimize the App Store app, allowing you to proceed with opening another app.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wrap the thread around the base of the button 2 times. Hold the thread and insert the needle through twice to make a knot. Insert the needle through the pant fabric under the button. Snip the excess thread.

Answer: When you have finished stitching the button into place, take the tail of the thread still attached to the needle and loop it around the base of the button 2 times. After the second loop hold onto the middle of the thread, and bring the needle around the base of the button to create a loop. Insert the needle into the loop and bring it out the other side. Repeat this 2 times to create a knot around the base of the button. Then, pull on the thread to tighten the knot. Next, insert the needle through a few fibers on the surface of the fabric under the button. Then, pull the thread until it is taut. This will help to secure the knot you just made. This is optional. If you think the knot is secure enough, then don't worry about sewing under the button. Cut the excess thread extending from the stitch you just made. This will ensure that there are no threads hanging from the button. After you finish the first button, you can work on the next one. Keep repeating the process until all of your buttons have been attached.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Review your financial information again. Locate the proper forms. Submit your forms.

Answer:
Make sure that the financial information you gave to the court was accurate. You will not be given a court-appointed attorney if you can afford to pay for one yourself. Review your finances and to be sure that having to hire an attorney would be a hardship for you and your family. Ask the court clerk what forms you need to submit to appeal the court's decision denying your request for a court-appointed attorney. Forms vary from state to state and county to county. Take your completed paperwork to the clerk's office to submit it. Be sure to attach any supporting documentation required by the forms. Once you have submitted your appeal, wait for the court to send you a copy of its decision. Be sure to observe any deadline for filing your appeal. If you received your initial denial of your request for a court-appointed attorney by mail, it should have contained a deadline to file an appeal. These deadlines may be very short. In Alaska, for example, the deadline is three days.