In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: With small fish tanks, you must do fifty percent or larger water changes at least twice weekly but preferably every other day. Without massive, frequent water changes, the tank can destabilize and put your fish at risk. Thus, it is important to schedule time to do your fish tank water changes and cleaning. Every other week, perform deep cleanings in which you remove decorations and scrub the interior. Observe your fish daily to see whether they look healthy and are behaving normally. Do they have good color, clean scales, unclamped fins? Or are they slimy and ragged? Remove any dead fish. If your fish look sluggish, stressed, or they are gulping for air, do a water change. It is not beneficial to perform deep cleanings too often, as you will remove essential bacteria. Make a checklist to ensure that you have all the necessary supplies. Having your supplies on hand will speed up the process. Most supplies are available at pet or home goods stores. Use this list to help you. 2 fish nets Temporary fish tank or container Fresh water in the quantity you want to replace Algae pad New toothbrush 2 large buckets (5-10 gallons) Gravel vacuum Siphon Water conditioner Aquarium-safe glass cleaner or a vinegar-based solution Clean cloth Towel Place tarps or towels on the floor to catch any spilled water. Keep the tank in place. Do not move your tank or tip it into the sink. Juggling your fish puts them under stress and stirs debris in the tank. Wear a short-sleeved shirt or tank top. You might consider wearing a bathing suit. Aprons also can protect your clothing. Wearing water-resistant shoes like water shoes or flip flops is also a good idea. If applicable, unplug the aquarium's aerator, filter, and heater. Leave hood lights plugged in. Place the hood behind the tank to illuminate the tank.
Summary: Schedule time to clean your tank. Gather cleaning supplies. Prepare your work space. Dress appropriately. Unplug electrical devices.

You shouldn't be so quick to assume that older people are out of touch with what's going on in the world. In fact, because of their experience, they might have a different perspective that helps you think about an issue or topic in a new way. Don't argue when you opinion differs from an older person's. Instead, have a polite conversation where you're both express your points of view. Maintain eye contact when they give your their opinion or advice. If it looks like you aren't listening or paying attention, they may think that you don't care. Because of their experience, older people can offer up a wealth of valuable insights, so it only makes sense to use them as a resource. Talk to the older people in your life to see if they've encountered a similar situation and can provide guidance. This can include things like: Having trouble in school, be it academics or bullying. Fighting with your significant other. Being unsure what to do with your career. Cultural customs, practices and stories are usually passed down generation to generation, so the older people in your family probably have insight into your ancestors that you can't get anywhere else. Ask them to share what they know about your family's traditions, so you can learn more about them -- and where you come from. Making an family tree can be a fun activity to do with an older relative. There are a variety of websites, such as Ancestry.com, that can make researching your family easier, so your elderly relatives don't need to remember all the details.
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One-sentence summary -- Value their opinions. Ask for advice. Learn about their traditions.

Q: Some staircases are plagued by too much awkward negative space. Turn a negative into a positive by filling these spaces with freestanding cabinets, trunks or cubbies that can house clutter. Every corner presents a possibility. Tall, vertical cabinets can be just the right size to position around cramped stairways. Go shopping for attractive storage containers that suit your home's design sensibilities. If the stairs go down into a basement or garage, try hanging hooks on the wall to store tools, gardening equipment, bicycle helmets, or other items to keep the area organized. Place a bench at the top or foot of the stairs to give weary house guests somewhere to sit. Reserve enough room beneath the bench to slide in a few separate containers for boots, jackets, scarves and other items that people tend to discard when they first come in. Alternatively, you could accompany smaller seats with end tables that provide a place to lay wallets, keys, papers and other paraphernalia. Look for settees, ottomans and similar pieces that double as storage compartments. Combining your seating and storage will also help you keep up with everyone's individual belongings. There's no need to make extensive renovations to your home in order to seize on smart storage opportunities. Footwear can be tucked away in a minimalistic shoe rack or cubby right in the foyer, where they'll remain neat and orderly rather than accumulating in the living room or muddying up the kitchen. Establish a new house rule that dirty shoes must be removed and put away upon entry. If you have pets, put the rack above floor level to keep shoes out of reach. Imagine waking up in the morning and having your coat, purse, umbrella and car keys all held out to you on your way down the stairs. You can make it a reality by putting up a series of hooks and hangers at various heights on the wall alongside the main staircase. Mounted racks are inexpensive, unobtrusive and allow you to keep all your most frequently reached-for items together in plain sight. Hang a separate rack for each member of the household so that everyone has a place to put their things.
A: Take advantage of nooks and landings. Provide multifunctional seating. Place a shoe rack near the door. Mount elevating wall racks.

Article: Open a new Finder window by clicking the icon of a blue and white smiley face located in the bottom-left of your Mac's dock. Click the folder that contains the image you want to edit. For example, if you downloaded the image from the internet, it might be located in the Downloads folder. By default, this will open the image in the Preview app. If images don't open in Preview automatically, you can right-click on the image file and select Open With and select Preview. If you are using a Magic Mouse or a trackpad, you can perform a right-click by clicking with two fingers.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Finder . Navigate to the photo you want to edit. Double-click the image file.

Problem: Article: Wet your aluminum with water, then add a small squirt of dish soap to a rag or sponge. Use the sponge or rag to clean off any grime, dirt, food, etc. that is attached to the aluminum.
Summary:
Wash the aluminum with dish soap and water.