In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pull the drawer out until it stops moving and take a peek at the back panel. There, you should see a small metal cable tethering the drawer to the body of the piece of furniture. This cable is there to prevent more than one drawer from being opened at the same time. Anti-tip cables are a common safety feature on top-heavy pieces that are prone to losing their stability when multiple drawers are open. On the top and bottom drawers, the cables will be connected to special inserts attached to the back panel. On the middle drawers, they'll be threaded through eyelets drilled through the back panel. There may be 1 or 2 screws, depending on how the anti-tip hardware is designed, but a pair of screws is most common. Turn the screws to the left (counterclockwise) until they're loose enough to pull out by hand. Slip the screws in your pocket or set them on a nearby table or counter to avoid losing them. Different hardware may require different screwdrivers. In most cases, however, a Phillips head should do the trick. Examine the rear portion of the metal tracks on either side of the drawer. If you find a pair of adjustable tabs there, press both of them in at the same time to disengage them and allow the drawer to slide freely. Keep a firm grip on the edges of the drawer while you take care of the disconnect tabs. Make sure both tabs are pushed in completely. They may not "lock" into place on their own, which means you'll need to continue pressing down on them until after you've removed the drawer. Pull the drawer towards you until it comes away from the piece of furniture. You may need to lift or angle the drawer upwards slightly in order to get it clear of the end of the tracks. Don't forget to push the extended metal tracks back into the piece before removing the next drawer or going about your business.
Summary: Extend the drawer and look for the cable on the backside. Undo the screws holding the cable in place. Press and hold the disconnect tabs if your drawer has them. Slide the drawer straight off of its tracks.

Before you can work together as a team, your group will need to be made aware of the benefits that can come from teamwork. It's possible that everyone will not be willing to work as a unit and careful examination and explanation of the benefits that teamwork can bring changing minds and building a stronger team. Ask people to write down positive and negative ideas they have about teamwork. Work together to address negative concerns or attitudes. For example, someone might be concerned that teamwork can hurt an individual and their expression of ideas. The ways in which a team can actually help empower an individuals ideas should be highlighted in response. It is thought that there are a number of team member "styles" that might be found in any group. These styles describe how an individual acts within a team and can suggest which roles they might best play in the group as well as allow you to create a well balanced team. Take a moment to review the following four main team member styles: Contributors tend to focus the team on specific and immediate tasks. Collaborators usually focus on the group and project as a whole. Communicators strive to create open, positive, and constructive communication amongst the team. Challengers like to highlight difficulties and push the team to higher levels of quality and performance. There are a few different types of leaders and studies have shown that some leadership styles are more effective than others. More importantly some leadership styles can actually result in negative performance from teams under such leadership. If you are leading a team try to embody one of the following styles of leadership: The transformational leader inspires the team by creating and sharing a vision for the teams mission. They urge team members to challenge standards and think outside the box to achieve goals. The empowering leader will urge team members to take on self-leadership and let them and their choices inform the direction of the team.
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One-sentence summary -- Discuss teamwork with your group. Understand team member styles. Practice effective leadership.

Q: The Literacy Information and Communication Service is an online resource sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. By accessing their website, you can see a list of literacy programs in your specific geographic area. Many of the programs listed are free, but you need to read the details of each listing to be sure. Many libraries offer free literacy programs that pair learners or small groups of learners with a trained literacy tutor. These programs are free of charge and are typically offered on an ongoing basis so you don't have to wait for a certain start date to begin instruction. Check with your local YMCA, church, public school or other community group to see if they sponsor a literacy program or if they can pair you with someone who'd be willing to help you improve your reading skills. It could be that you've had difficulties learning to read because you suffer from a learning disability. For example, dyslexia, a learning disability characterized by difficulty in interpreting spatial relationships or integrating auditory and visual information, is the most common learning disability and affects about 10 percent of the population. Having a learning disability does not mean you won't be able to learn how to read, it just means you may have to use special tools or customize the process by which you learn.
A: Access LINCS. Contact your local library. Explore community-based services. Get tested for learning disabilities.

Article: You may do this in File Explorer or on the desktop. Either press the Del keyboard key or right-click over one of the selected files and choose Delete. Click the Yes button if a message appears asking you to confirm whether you want to delete the selected file(s).
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Select one or more files to delete. Hold down the Shift keyboard key. Delete the file. Confirm the file deletion, if prompted.

Problem: Article: Choosing unprocessed foods allows you to control your diet by eliminating "hidden" ingredients and excess salt. It's possible that weight gain may be coming not from the quantity of food you are eating, but the amount of sugar, salt, and other ingredients that are added to your meal. Whole foods such as vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and fish also tend to reside near the healthy "base" of the food pyramid. Studies indicate that children who participate in school-based gardening programs are twice as likely to try new foods as those who did not participate in these programs. Nurturing your own vegetables from seeds or seedlings will inspire you toward healthy eating. Growing your own vegetables also saves money, allowing you to keep your body fit without breaking your budget. Much like consuming whole foods, cooking from scratch improves your control over your diet. Not only are you likely to save money by preparing your own meals, but you can eliminate additives, extra sugar and salt, and other processed ingredients. Develop your cooking skills gradually. You may become overwhelmed if you try to take on too much, too quickly. Start with easy recipes to increase your confidence. Give yourself permission to learn over time and you'll find cooking is more likely to become an enduring habit.
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Prioritize whole foods. Consider starting a garden. Cook from scratch.