Problem: Article: You can import data from Excel into your Outlook calendar. This can make importing things like work schedules much easier. It will be a lot easier to import your list into Outlook if your spreadsheet is formatted with the proper headers. Enter the following headers into the first row: Subject Start Date Start Time End Date End Time Description Location The "Subject" field is the name of the event as it appears on your calendar. You don't need to enter something for every field, but you will need at least a "Start Date" as well as the "Subject." Make sure to enter the date into the standard MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format so that it can be read properly by Outlook. You can make an event that spans multiple days by using the "Start Date" and "End Date" fields. Once you're finished adding events to your list, you can save a copy of it in a format that can be read by Outlook. This is a common format that can be imported into a variety of different programs, including Outlook. Give the list a name and save it in CSV format. Click "Yes" when asked by Excel if you want to continue. Outlook comes with Office, and you'll generally have it installed if you have Excel installed. When Outlook is open, click the "Calendar" button in the lower-left corner to view your calendar. You'll see several options for handling Outlook data. This will open a new window for importing and exporting data into and out of Outlook. You'll be prompted to select the file you want to load from. You should usually be able to find it in your Documents folder if you didn't change the default location in Excel. It should be selected since you're in the Calendar view in Outlook. Your list will be processed and the events will be added to your Outlook calendar. You can find your events in the correct spaces, with times set according to your list. If you included descriptions, you'll see these after selecting an event.
Summary: Create a new blank spreadsheet in Excel. Add the proper headers to your spreadsheet. Enter each calendar entry into a new row. Open the "Save As" menu. Select "CSV (Comma delimited)" from the file type menu. Save the file. Open your Outlook calendar. Click the "File" tab and select "Open & Export." Select "Import/Export." Select "Import from another program or file" and then "Comma Separated Values." Click "Browse" and find the CSV file you created in Excel. Ensure "Calendar" is selected as the destination folder. Click "Finish" to import the file.

Problem: Article: By far the most common way of eating apples is by biting right in and eating the skin and the flesh of the apple raw, rotating the apple around as you bite off what you want. If there is a stem in the apple, twist it off and discard it. It's common to eat right down to the hard, plastic-like core of the apple, with its small clutch of seeds, and then discard it. Contrary to popular belief, the "core" of apples are perfectly edible. According to some estimates, eating around and saving the core wastes around 30% of the edible flesh of each apple. Try eating the whole thing, starting at the bottom blossom end of the fruit. Apple seeds do contain a minuscule amount of cyanide, but at levels which are so small there's no threat of affecting your health. It's perfectly fine to eat them. It will make it very pleasant and refreshing snack. They can also be served with ice cream with caramel poured on top!
Summary: Eat the apple whole. Consider cooling down the apple in the fridge for a few hours.

Problem: Article: Throw away anything you don't need (e.g. scrap paper). Take away all the things that don't belong in a locker, like candy wrappers or banana peels! Decorate! If you are allowed, stick wallpaper cuttings or wrapping paper on the walls of your locker, put stickers and photographs on the door.
Summary: During recess or any free time, stay behind and organize your locker.

Problem: Article: Most cruise ships have a large pool area (or a few) with chairs, tables, and bars. This is especially fun for groups with kids, but there are also some cruise lines with adult-only pools. Grab a towel and catch some rays or go for a swim! Many large ships also have a hot tub, which is excellent for some relaxation time in the sun. Don't forget to wear sunscreen and re-apply regularly! Vacations are for pampering yourself, so take advantage of the onboard salon and spa to get a massage, a new haircut, or a simple manicure or pedicure for a formal night out. You'll leave feeling refreshed! An activity as simple as watching the sunrise or sunset from the water can be extremely relaxing. Bring along some binoculars and try to catch a glimpse of some dolphins, whales, or other aquatic animals that you can't see in their natural habitat elsewhere. Many people use vacation as a time to catch up on their reading. Pack a book from your favorite author and find a comfortable place to read a few chapters. This is a great way to relax while refreshing your mind! If you're on a cruise, some ships even have libraries where you can borrow books! Reading aboard a ship may not be a good idea if you are prone to motion sickness. If you begin to feel sick while reading, put your book down immediately.
Summary:
Relax by the pool if you're on a cruise. Visit the salon or spa if you're on a cruise. Observe nature and sea life. Read a book.