INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This app is the red, blue, green, and yellow collage of boxes. You'll need to download it from the App Store first if you haven't already done so. It's in the top right corner of the screen. This option is at the bottom of the screen. It's the top middle option. It's in the middle of the screen. Doing so will grant PhotoGrid access to your Photos. Doing so will open it in "Edit" mode. To change the photo location, tap Moments, Albums, or Camera at the top of the screen. Doing this will bring up a list of photo editing options at the bottom of the screen. It's on the bottom of the screen. Doing so will mirror your photo along the vertical axis. You can also tap Vertical Flip to turn the photo upside-down. It's in the top right corner of the screen. Your photo will save directly to the All Photos album in your Photos app. The free version of PhotoGrid places a watermark in the bottom right corner of your picture. You can either crop this out or pay for the full version to get rid of it.

SUMMARY: Open the PhotoGrid app. Tap Skip. Tap +. Tap Edit. Tap Give Access. Tap OK. Tap a photo. Tap your photo once. Tap Horizontal Flip. Tap Save.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This word is a bit different. The forms gone over so far are used to address your sister. "Ane" is used when talking about your older sister. Note the "-ne-" common to "older sister" words.
Summary: Learn the word for older sister Ane. Pronunciation is the same as above.

Click the Start/Windows button. Open the Control Panel and click Network and Internet. Select the Network and Sharing Center. Expand the "Printer sharing" section by clicking the arrow. Click the "Turn on printer sharing" link and then click Apply. You may be prompted for the administrator password. If you want to easily share the printer, make sure that password protection is disabled. Expand the "Password protected sharing" section by clicking the arrow. Select the Off option and click apply. You may be prompted for the administrator password.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Network and Sharing Center. Turn on printer sharing. Ensure password protection is off.

Q: Some children with OCD have obsessions about cleanliness and become afraid of being contaminated, contracting diseases, and becoming ill. They may worry about close person-to-person contact or develop fears of dirt, food, or certain places or things they believe are unsanitary or infectious. Although it can be hard to observe an obsession, you can be on the look out for the compulsions that can result from an obsession with cleanliness: Your child may avoid certain locations, such as public restrooms, or certain situations, such as social events, because they fear contamination. Your child may become strangely habitual. For example, they may eat the same food over and over again because it is supposedly contamination-free. Your child may begin to impose cleansing rituals on you and other members of your family in an attempt to ensure complete sanitation. Your child may even develop compulsions that seem contrary to an obsession with cleanliness. For example, they may refuse to bathe due to a fear of contamination. Some children with OCD develop obsessions with symmetry and order; they need processes to be "done right" and items to be arranged "correctly." As a result: Your child may develop very precise ways of handling, arranging, or aligning objects; they may do this in a highly ritualized way. Your child may become very anxious when items are not arranged correctly; they may panic or believe something terrible will happen. Your child may have trouble concentrating on schoolwork or other things because they are so preoccupied with these matters, which seem so inessential to you. Children with OCD can obsess about themselves or others being harmed. This obsession may manifest itself in a variety of compulsive behaviors: Your child may become very overprotective toward family members and close friends. Your child may try to make sure everyone is safe by checking and rechecking that doors are locked, appliances are turned off, and no gas leaks are present. Your child may devote several hours a day to performing ritualized tasks aimed at making sure that everyone is safe. Children with OCD may have violent intrusive thoughts, and they might become very worried that they will give into these thoughts and hurt themselves or others intentionally. They may begin to hate themselves or believe that they are bad people. As a result: Your child may be overcome with guilty feelings. They may seek forgiveness, confessing their thoughts to others and seeking reassurances of their love and affection. Your child may become emotionally exhausted and preoccupied with these thoughts. Though the anxieties may be mostly internal, you can be alert for signs of increased anxiety, depression, or exhaustion. Your child may draw or write about the violent behaviors over and over.
A: Pay attention to fears of contamination. Note any excessive preoccupation with symmetry, order, and exactness. Watch for compulsions to keep loved ones safe. Notice any obsession about causing intentional harm.

Article: Melt 1/4 cup (55 g) unsalted butter in a small bowl and stir in 2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan, 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder, 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano, 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley flakes, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. You can set the mixture aside while you roll the knots. Open one 16-ounce (462 g) tube of refrigerated buttermilk biscuits. Cut each of the 8 biscuits in half, so you get 16 pieces of dough. Roll each piece of dough into a rope that's 5-inches (13 cm) long. Tie the rope into a simple knot and tuck the ends under. Repeat this for each piece of dough. Don't worry if the knots don't look perfect. As long as they're formed into a rough knot-shape, they'll bake up well. Set the knots of dough on the prepared baking sheet. Dip a pastry brush into the garlic butter mixture and spread it over each knot. You won't use all of the garlic butter mixture. Save the rest for brushing on the knots after they've baked. Put the baking sheet in the oven and bake the garlic knots for 8 to 10 minutes. Once the knots are golden brown, carefully remove them from the oven and brush them with the rest of the garlic butter mixture. Serve the garlic knots right away or cool them on a wire rack. Store the cooled knots in an airtight container for several days.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Combine the garlic butter mixture. Roll and tie the biscuits into knots. Brush the knots with the garlic butter. Bake the garlic knots.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you begin cleaning the washing machine, make sure the machine is completely powered off. Just to be on the safe side, you may want to consider unplugging the machine from the electrical outlet. Cleaning the machine while it is still on could create a dangerous situation for you or damage the machine. Accumulation of mold and mildew on the components of the washing machine is a major cause for unpleasant odor. Use a clean sponge or washrag to wipe down to exterior surface of the machine. Make a mixture of 1c (240mL) warm water and one tablespoon of bleach and dip the sponge in it. Be sure to wring out any excess water before you begin scrubbing. You should wear rubber gloves any time you are handling bleach cleaning solution. Try to get the bleach cleaner in all of the cracks and crannies of the washing machine. You can use a Q-tip dipped in the bleach/water solution to get into really hard-to-reach areas. Get rid of any dirt or grime from the washing machine gasket and the seal at the opening of the machine. Remove the gasket and use a damp cloth or paper towel to scrub away any residue. You can also add a tiny bit of bleach cleaning solution to warm water and use this to clean it. A dirty seal is one of the biggest problems that leads to odor in washing machines. Cleaning this regularly can really help a lot.

SUMMARY:
Unplug the washing machine. Wipe down the outside surface. Clean the gasket and seal.