In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pop the hood and locate the battery. Use a wrench to remove the negative cable, which is usually covered with a black cap and marked with a minus sign, from the terminal. Press and hold the horn for 30 seconds or try to switch on the vehicle's lights. Neither the horn nor the lights will work since there's no power running to them, but attempting to do so will use up any electricity in the capacitor. Leaving the battery disconnected for about 15 minutes will ensure the vehicle systems will completely reset when you reconnect the battery. Secure the negative cable back to the terminal and cover it with the cap (if applicable). Disconnecting the battery will clear the error codes and reset the check engine light.
Summary: Remove the negative cable from the vehicle's battery. Drain any remaining electricity from the capacitor. Wait 15 minutes and reconnect your battery.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find a good place in your home for the hammock swing. Once you've found an appropriate spot, drill a hole in the ceiling and insert a hook. Ensure that the ceiling is strong enough and make sure the hook is securely in place. Check the hole and the hook from time to time because as it can start to come loose after a lot of swinging. Make sure that there is space to swing. The swing must be at least 14 inches (35.6cm) away from any barriers or hard surfaces, such as walls or edges of furniture. Hang the spring on the hook. The spring will allow the swing to gently bounce while swinging. Measure the length of the chain that you need, depending on how low you want to set the hammock swing. You shouldn't make the swing too high, in fact it should be relatively close to the floor. Measure from the top and do not forget to include the dimension of the swing in the measurement. Measure the height of your hammock swing from the steel ring to the bottom of the swing. Consider putting a mattress beneath the swing, that way if your baby falls they will not be hurt. Place the chain on the spring. At the other end put the carabiner or a quick link. Cut a "U" shape into each end of the wooden board. Each "U" should be inches wide and 1 inches into the board. Pull the free ends of the swing fabric through these holes. Make sure the bottom of the swing is in the middle. Secure the ends of the fabric by tying them up with additional ties. The steel ring should be in the middle of the fabric. Make sure the bottom of the swing is centered and that it stays flat. Secure the steel ring with another tie to make it more stable. Attach the steel ring onto a carabiner. Place your baby's head where the elastic is, and your baby's legs where the tied strips are. Tie the straps that are stitched to the bottom of the swing together to close the swing and ensure that the baby does not fall out. Always put your baby lying on her back and check her from time to time. Do not leave the baby out of your sight. Make sure that the swing can stand your baby's weight. Before you put the baby in, test it out using a load that weighs the same as the baby.
Summary: Decide where you would like to hang the swing. Use a chain to hang the swing. Drill holes to hang the hammock from. Pull the free ends of the fabric through the steel ring. Put your baby in the hammock.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The main focus of being a mentor is to provide guidance as best you can, and to stay positive for both of you. If there's something you're both finding difficult, don't be afraid to ask someone else for help such as a teacher if you're in school, an expert in the subject, someone more senior than you at your workplace, etc. Good mentors don't need to know everything; in fact, they need to know that they don't know everything. Experience, expertise, and a record of success are all valuable attributes in a mentor. But so is having the confidence to admit your imperfections and willingness to seek out answers and guidance along with your mentee. Show them that this is what successful people do. Mentors are not computers or encyclopedias that have all the answers on a certain subject. Remember, this is a good thing, not a sign of your inadequacy. Turn your uncertainty regarding an answer into a learning (and mentoring) opportunity. Instead of making up a response or ignoring a question you're not sure about, turn it back over to your mentee. Ask them something like "So how would you do it?". Listen to their response and find a way to build on it, with further questions, clarifications, or guidance. If your mentee doesn't have legitimate reasons to look up to you, respect you, and accept that you "practice what you preach," why should they want you as a mentor to begin with? Set the right example both in how you approach the mentoring relationship and how you "live" the guidance you give. Be punctual, prepared, and engaged for mentoring sessions. If it seems like a chore or a punishment for either of you, the relationship isn't working. Mentoring isn't a "do as I say, not as I do" kind of deal; it can, however, be a "do as I do, not as I've done" situation, in which you draw upon your past mistakes and failures for useful guidance. Being a good mentor means being able to be objective and fair with your coaching and criticism. If this means you can't be "buddy-buddy" with your mentee, so be it. Good mentors share a few similarities with good parents one of them being that they don't obsess over whether or not they're "friends" with their charges. This doesn't mean that you can't be a good mentor to a friend, though. You just have to make sure that your friendship doesn't prevent you from giving the honest feedback that is necessary in a good mentoring relationship. Also, "don't (necessarily) be a friend" isn't the same thing as "don't be friendly." Be kind, approachable, and encouraging to your mentee; be an attentive and compassionate listener. Use discretion in regards to what is shared with you during sessions.
Summary:
Do your best and ask for help when needed. Don't panic if you don't know an answer. Set a good example. Be a guide for certain, and a friend if possible.