Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Evaluate your performance.

Answer: Did you make your goal? Was the test unusually hard or easy? Did you still miss a lot of geometry questions? Every test is an opportunity to improve. If you can take it again next year, analyse it and see how you can improve. But don't kill yourself over the stupid mistakes. Making one or more per test is normal, so take this into account when considering your goal. Just look at it and try to find a bright side.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check soil drainage. Install French drains for slow draining soil. Mix in organic matter for fast draining soil. Protect the root crown of your trees with a mound. Build a raised bed to protect root crowns if you've got the tools. Break up soil at the planting site for better root growth.

Answer: Break out your shovel and dig a hole in your planting area. You only need to go down about a foot (30.5 cm). After that, fill the hole with water. The water should drain within 3 to 4 hours, at which point you should fill the hole again with water. If the hole does not drain within 3 to 4 hours during the first and second water filling, your soil won't likely drain well enough to support a fruit tree. If your hole drains completely in less than 3 hours, the soil may be too sandy. To improve this, add organic matter to the soil. Soil that drains poorly can be improved with a drainage system, planting mounds, or raised beds. A layer of thick, sticky clay underneath your topsoil could be clogging things up. Removing this layer isn't really a cost effective option, so a DIY French drain system may be the best solution for slow draining soil. French drains are a kind of underground drainpipe installed to improve drainage. Once they're put in and the grass regrows, they'll be all but invisible. Generally, French drains are installed by digging a sloping trench through areas of poor drainage to a drainage area. A drainage pipe and coarse backfill, like gravel, are inserted in the trench, then covered with dirt. Soil that is sandy or coarse may drain too quickly for your trees to receive enough water. Use well-composted organic materials in the backfill for tree holes to increase moisture retention while the roots establish. Rent or buy a rototiller from your local home or garden center to easily mix compost into your existing soil. After mixing in organic materials thoroughly, test the soil drainage again (water should drain in 3 to 4 hours). The amount of organic materials you'll need to add to the backfill will depend on the severity of your drainage problems. The upper part of the root system slightly underneath the soil line is called the root crown. This part of the tree is vulnerable to excess moisture. By raising the planting area with a mound, the root crown will be better protected. Mounds are made by backfilling soil into holes to create a gentle slope rising to the tree in the center. The tree's soil line should be 6 to 12 in (15.2 to 30.5 cm) higher than surrounding soil. For mounds that are 6 in (15.2 cm) high, you should also use a width of at least 2.5 ft (.76 m). For mounds that are 10 or 12 in (25.4 or 30.5 cm) high, use a width between 3 and 4 ft (.9 and 1.2 m). Avoid making steep slopes with your mounds. Gentle slopes will prevent the soil from eroding. A raised bed is a simple wooden box that holds in soil around the tree, keeping its soil line high. This pretty much eliminates the erosion that will eventually happen with mounds. Soil that is packed tightly will resist root growth. Your trees' roots will establish better in an area widely cultivated with a shovel and rototiller. Do not cultivate lower than the recommended planting depth for your tree. Holes for trees, generally, should be double the width of the roots. The depth shouldn't be greater than the root ball, except when the soil is really compacted, then you'll want a little extra room. If you notice a lot of clay while breaking up the soil in the planting site, use a shovel to cut channels into the sides of the hole. This will encourage outward root growth.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize an RTMP file. Download an RTMP catcher. Install the program. Run the program. Open the video in a web browser. Save the file. Open the file.

Answer: Certain websites such as Hulu use the RTMP protocol to stream their videos. These videos are Flash objects, but cannot be accessed the same way that a normally-embedded Flash object can. If you are trying to save a flash movie but cannot find the actual SWF file for the video, you are probably trying to access an RTMP stream. There are a few programs that specialize in capturing the streams for RTMP files. Some of the more popular programs include: Replay Media Capture StreamTransport Most of these programs will attempt to install browser plugins and toolbars that can slow down your web browsing experience. Make sure to disable and decline any extra installations during the program's setup. These programs are notoriously finicky and there is a chance that they will not work with your particular system setup or with the specific video you are trying to capture. RTMP capture programs must be running before you load the video. They will automatically begin capturing the playback when the video starts. After a moment, the stream should appear in your RTMP capturing program. You will need to play the entire video in the browser in order for the whole thing to be captured. Once you are done streaming, select the appropriate file in your RTMP capture program and save it wherever you'd like on your computer. There will likely be several options to pick from in the capture program, due to ads that are often played with videos. Inspect the file details to see the length, which will help you determine which of the files is the correct one. You may need to use a specialized video player to watch the videos after saving them. VLC player and Media Player Classic are two of the most popular free options available.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take folic acid. Increase your choline. Check with your doctor about teas and supplements. Skip bisphenol A (BPA). Limit alcohol.

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When you decide to try conceiving, it's important to be on folic acid. That means that if you go off your birth control, you need to start a supplement. Most women take a folic acid supplement in the form of a prenatal vitamin for the duration of the pregnancy. You need 400 micrograms of folic acid daily. If you take a multivitamin, check what it has in it before adding a supplement. You need to be prescribed an extra 4mg (far more than is found in over-the-counter supplements) if you have had a child with a neural tube defect. Talk to your doctor about additional folic acid if you (or your partner, or a relative) have celiac, sickle cell, or thalassaemia disease, or you are on anti-epileptic drugs. Choline can help reduce the chances of birth defects in your baby, so try to eat foods that are rich in it, such as egg yolks. Other good options include beef liver and cauliflower. Herbal teas and supplements may sound like a great idea; however, some can be harmful while you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, such as St. John's Wort, ginseng, sassafras, and licorice. Ask your doctor about any supplement and tea you are taking. Though not definitive, it's possible that BPA can lower your fertility rates. Therefore, if you're trying to get pregnant, you should avoid this chemical. The best way to avoid it is to not consume foods out of hard plastics or cans labeled with number 3 or number 7. Do not microwave in plastic containers. Heat can cause BPA to leach out into food. Purchase BPA-free plastic when available. Discard scratched or warped plastic ware, which are more likely to leach BPA. Choose frozen food over canned food when available. Can linings may be made with BPA. Heavy alcohol drinking is linked to lower fertility. In addition, if you consume alcohol while trying to get pregnant, you may be consuming alcohol after you get pregnant without realizing it, which is bad for the baby.