In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Exercise is a known stress reliever because it tells the body to release powerful, feel good, neurotransmitters into your brain to elevate your mood and manage stress due to homesickness. Homesickness can often be accompanied by sadness or feelings of loneliness. In order to help improve your overall mood, exercising regularly can help. Additionally, coming up with a regular exercise routine can help structure your schedule in your new place, and if you are exercising at a local gym or outdoors, this can be a great way to meet other people. Ensuring that you have time for yourself, and especially time for things you enjoy is a way to relieve stress. Listen to your favorite music or watch a movie. You can even take time to read a favorite book. Giving yourself time to relax is key when you are dealing with the stress of a new place and feelings of homesickness. Other simple ways to enjoy relaxing include a bubble bath, treating yourself to a pedicure, or going to watch a sports game. Taking time to care for your body is an exemplar way to help relieve stress. Not having proper nutrition and sleep can be stressful events for your body. Improper sleep and nutrition will not help when you are already experiencing stress associated with the change of being in a new place. Make sure you are getting adequate sleep, which is about eight hours per night. Ensure that you are getting proper nutrition through fruits, vegetables, protein, and complex carbs. It can be tempting to eat unhealthy when you are stressed such as eating fast food, sweets, or soda. But try to avoid this type of coping because it will only hinder you in the long run. Severe homesickness can be incredibly stressful, even feeling somewhat like grief. You might also experience mood changes, frequent crying, fear, panic attacks, and feelings of helplessness. If you think that your feelings of homesickness have turned into something more serious, or the duration, frequency or severity has gotten worse, you should seek help from a mental health professional. Counselors can help you process homesickness in way that is similar to healing from other losses or grief. And because leaving home might leave you with unmet needs such as help making decisions or organizing or structuring your day, a counselor can help you to find resources to meet these needs to help you to learn skills. Then you meet some of your needs yourself. Keep track of your feelings over a week or two. If you find yourself crying frequently or having panic attacks, for example, you should seek professional help.
Summary: Get moving. Create time for things you enjoy. Care for your body. See a mental health professional.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The 3 forward positions include the center, the right winger, and the left winger. Stay near the center of the rink and on your opponent's side while you have the puck. Pass the puck between the other forwards for the best opportunity to score. Play a forward position if you want to score goals and be offensive during the game. The center also participates in face-offs after a point is scored or at the start of a new period. When you are playing as a winger, do your best to stay on the side of the rink you are assigned to. Each hockey team has 2 defensemen that stay mostly on their goal's side of the rink. When you are playing defense, cover the members of your opponent's team so it is more difficult for them to score. Chase after the player with the puck to try and steal it from them and make it harder for them to score. When you get the puck, pass it to one of the wingers or the center so they can take it to the other side of the rink. Always keep an eye on the players on the other team. Be sure to cover anyone near your goal so they do not get the puck. Try setting up a zone defense where each defensive player protects a certain part of the rink. The goalie is the last line of defense against your opponent and they can stop the puck from going into the goal. Always pay attention to where the puck is and move to the side of the goal closest to it. When you see a player lining up a shot, watch where the puck is going and try to stop it with your glove, sticks, or pads. Goalies can hold onto the puck if they catch it and force another face-off to happen on one of the circles on the rink. Pucks can move extremely fast toward you. Make sure you always stay alert of where the puck is coming from.
Summary: Drive the puck to the opponent's side of the rink if you are a forward. Keep the puck away from your goal if you are playing defense. Protect the goal if you are the goalie.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You will need to create a folder on your computer's desktop. Put the pictures you wish to hide in the folder on your desktop. This is the first area in your phone's internal memory, and it contains several things, including app data. Open up your start menu and navigate to "This PC." Locate your device, and click on it to open. Drag and drop the folder onto your phone's icon. Once you've transferred the folder, disconnect your phone. Using a file manager app, rename the new folder to something else. Make sure it has a period (e.g., .appicons) in the beginning. This makes the folder visible to you but not to Android. It also makes it look like it's a system folder, so it isn't conspicuous. You might want to name the folder something related to an app rather than pictures. Go to your Gallery app. Scroll down and try to see if the folder appears in the Gallery. It should not be shown in the Gallery if the file-naming was done correctly. To make the folder appear again, head to the file manager app and go to "Settings." Tap on "Show Hidden Folders" to reveal those hidden, then simply remove the period preceding the folder name to reveal it to the system.
Summary:
Create a folder. Organize your images. Place the folder in your internal memory's root directory. Rename the folder on your phone. Check your pictures. Unhide the folder.