Problem: Article: RealPlayer is now called RealPlayer Cloud, and can be downloaded from real.com. You will need to upgrade to RealPlayer Cloud if you want to keep using the Download Video feature. This will download the installer for your operating system (Windows or Mac OS X). Once you have downloaded the setup file, run it to install RealPlayer Cloud on your computer. Windows - Double-click the RealCloudPlayer.exe file in your Downloads folder and follow the prompts to install the program. If you don't want additional toolbars installed alongside RealPlayer, make sure to uncheck the options during installation. Mac - Double click the RealPlayerCloud.dmg file and drag the RealPlayer icon into your Applications folder. After your library imports, RealPlayer Cloud will open and you will be prompted to sign in with your RealPlayer account. You can create a free account for basic features, or you can purchase a subscription for more online storage space and advanced features. When you start RealPlayer Cloud for the first time, you will be prompted to import files on your computer into your RealPlayer library. Now that RealPlayer is configured, you can start using it to play media files and download new ones. Below are some articles detailing some of the tasks you can perform with RealPlayer. Use RealPlayer to download streaming videos. Use RealPlayer to play RealMedia files.
Summary: Visit the RealPlayer website. Click the "Download Free" button. Run the setup file. Sign up or sign in. Import your library. Start using RealPlayer.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can take a romper from casual to glam by simply changing your shoes. Wear wedges or high heels along with your romper, whether it is a romper with shorts or a romper with pants. Choose a color of heels that'll complement your romper nicely. For example, if the romper is black, try pairing it with a bright yellow or red heel for a fun accent and eye-catching style. If you're going to be walking around a festival, zoo, museum, or park, pairing a romper with sneakers is a great way to be fashionable while enabling you to keep up without getting sore feet. A classic pair of white sneakers will pair with just about any style of romper. If you're going from the office or class to an outing, pack a pair of sneakers in your bag so you can change quickly without having to stop at home first. A lot of rompers have elastic waists, and while they can be cute, it can also be fun to add a belt to dress up the romper a little bit. You could choose a really thin belt or a wide one, just depending on what you have in your closet. Fasten the belt loosely to maintain a carefree style, or make it tighter to accentuate your waist. It's easy to wear rompers all year long if you just add a jacket or sweater of some kind. Denim jackets are great for the fall, blazers make rompers acceptable in the office, and cardigans provide cozy warmth that is great for a weekend spent with friends. Depending on your personal style, you could wear a baggy cardigan or something that is more fitted. Try to coordinate the colors of your pieces so that they complement each other. For example, if you have a forest green romper, a denim jacket or fawn colored cardigan would pair really well with it. This is a great look for a summer weekend. You could even try styling your hair so it is wavy and tousled to make that bohemian vibe even stronger. Regular flip-flips work, as do gladiator sandals, Birkenstocks, or strappy sandals.

SUMMARY: Wear heels to dress up your romper for a fun event or night on the town. Throw on a pair of sneakers for a stylish on-the-go outfit. Fasten a belt around your waist for a fun accent piece. Don a blazer or cardigan to transition your romper to fall and winter. Add sunglasses and sandals for a breezy, bohemian look.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Create a list of acceptable rewards for excellent performance, either for individual students or the class as a whole, and let your students communally decide how they want to be rewarded. This will help make sure that the reward is an actual incentive, rather than just something you've pushed on them that doesn't motivate them to work harder. Build individual growth in "Ah Hah! moments" made through calm or exciting experience, deliberate organizing and sometimes by interesting experiments. Don't see failure, see opportunity to advance by increments/steps. Don't say "wrong!" Say "hey", "close" or "hmm, yeah, that's an idea", "how about other ideas?", "who tried another way?". When a student has made a mistake, don't portray it as a tragic comedy or failure. Don't let them say it was bad but "a reason see what may work." Say and show that "this is a learning experience"; we want to see how "incorrect or correct results can be achieved". Gently show them how to do it correctly, and ask "now, try again.". Remember that a skill learned through trial and error will be much stronger than one which a student may simply get right by accident/guess -- through means they don't fully understand. Promote the success of individual students to benefit the class as a whole and also teams within the class. Traditional learning environments tend to create a system where under-performing students are jealous of those who don't struggle (the stigmatizing of nerds by envious comparison). You want to create an environment in which students want to work as a united whole and which does not stigmatize or over-blow obvious of success. Quick/sharp students can help others by setting good example, being patient and encouraging of the not so quick students -- . Sometimes more deliberate/slower students are strong as a big truck while others are like sports cars, but powerful trucks draw less biting remarks, not seeming as geeky. Rewarding the group will make your students much more functional adults and prepare them for real world work environments where developing as leaders and "strong" workers can help the team meet deadlines and achieve production goals. For example, create a system in which for each student that scores perfectly on a test, everyone is rewarded. You can give everyone a few points of extra credit or poll the students to find out if they'd prefer a different reward. This encourages them to work together to achieve better results and endears higher performing students to their peers.
Summary: Let students choose their rewards. Teach advances by "trial and error". Try community rewards.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If home remedies do not help to relieve your nausea within a day or so, or if you are vomiting, then call your physician right away to ensure that you don't have a more serious problem. Nausea often along with vomiting is a common problem for many people. The feeling of being "sick to your stomach" can be caused by a number of different things, including: Food sensitivities or food allergies Bacterial or viral infections GastroEsophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and heartburn Medications, especially chemotherapy and radiation treatments Pregnancy (morning sickness) Migraines and other headaches Motion sickness Pain If you have nausea with or without vomiting and it does not go away within 24 hours, call your physician for an appointment right away. If the nausea improves but you still have no appetite, have a headache or have severe stomach or abdominal pain, call your physician for advice. Nausea, especially when it's accompanied by vomiting can be a sign of a more serious condition such as: Appendicitis Intestinal obstruction or blockage Cancer Poisoning Peptic Ulcer Disease (PUD), especially if the vomit resembles coffee grounds
Summary:
Call your doctor if nothing helps or if you have other symptoms. Consider the cause of your nausea. Determine if you may need to seek medical attention.