In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Losing faith in or being disappointed by a family member you feel responsible for or care deeply about can be a harrowing experience. However, for your own sake, it's important to try forgiveness toward this person. In many cases, the best thing that you can do is let that person go their own way and hope that blood ties will restore them to you when they're ready or over whatever has caused the rift. Talk to someone you can trust, and perhaps seek counseling if you're having a hard time getting over what has led to this broken heart. Talk to other affected family members. A burden shared can be a burden lightened and hearing or learning about different perspectives of the situation may help you to see things differently. Reach out to this family member some time down the track when you feel able to. Realize that it may be rejected but be reassured that you have at least tried.
Summary: Try to find forgiveness in your heart. Let go. Seek help. Give an olive branch of peace if you have the strength.

From the Start menu, select Accessories and then select Windows Explorer. Insert your own user name wherever "username" appears. Locate C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Stationery. Access C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Identities. Find C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Address Book. Insert the word "old" followed by an "underscore" (old_) in front of the folder name. Change the name of each folder to match the following examples. Rename to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\old_Stationery. Change the name to C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\old_Identities. Assign a new name of C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\old_Address Book.
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One-sentence summary -- Access the Windows Explorer Folder. Locate the following folders inside the Windows Explorer folder. Rename each folder.

Q: Wearing yourself out during the day is the best way to make sure you sleep well at night and feel rested on a daily basis. If your lifestyle is primarily sedentary, this change can make a really big difference. Start small by incorporating 30 minutes of walking into your day, either before or after work or school. If you find you enjoy the exercise, try jogging, biking or swimming to amp things up a bit. You can also wear yourself out gradually by adopting the following habits: Take the stairs instead of riding the elevator to your floor. Get off the subway a few stops short of your usual stop, and walk the rest of the way home. Try the 7-minute method for working out all of your muscle groups every morning. Eating or drinking later at night can affect your sleep. Your body isn't able to rest as fully when it's trying to digest food. Try to eat earlier dinners and avoid snacking past 6:00pm for a better night's sleep. Drinking alcohol can also affect your sleep. It might make you sleepy at first, but it can prevent you from reaching the deepest stage of sleep. That's why you're likely to feel tired the morning after drinking, even if you crashed for more than 8 hours. Do you check your email and read news articles until the moment you turn out the lights? It's likely that your mind is buzzing with tomorrow's to-do list and controversial political topics when you should be winding down mentally and emotionally for the night. Help yourself feel calm and peaceful by keeping your electronics off before bedtime. Leave your laptop in another room, or at least power it down instead of leaving it on and easily accessible. If you have to leave in your room because it's your alarm, then put it across the room to still hear it. Make your bedroom peaceful and inviting by filling it with soft pillows, candles, muted colors, and calming scents - nothing that makes beeping sounds or has wires. Going to sleep at the same time every night and getting up at the same time every morning can help you get better rest. If you stay up til 2 AM and sleep in on the weekends, then get up at 6 AM the following Monday, your body will be playing catch-up the whole day. Try to stick to a healthy schedule that won't confuse your internal clock. Try to avoid having to have an alarm, if you can. Let your body's natural clock wake you up instead. Waking up naturally will help you be more alert throughout the day, since you aren't forcing your body into a state it isn't prepared for.
A: Get lots of exercise. Watch what you eat after 8:00. Keep electronics out of the bedroom. Have a schedule.

Article: Air purifiers actually pull the odor-causing bacteria and chemicals out of the air itself. They leave the air smelling fresh and clean. Air purifiers also get rid of other allergens in the air, making them suitable for those with allergies and asthma. These tend to trap odors. If the smell in your room is very strong, and keeps returning no matter how much you clean, there is a good chance that it might be trapped in the filters. Ozone generators produce O3, which oxidizes organic molecules (a common cause of smells). Many people find this an effective way of getting rid of smoke smells. Place the generator inside the room and set the timer. Make sure that all of windows in the room are closed. Vacate the room and close the door behind you. This will allow the ozone to fill the room. After the generator shuts off, wait at least one hour before going back into the room. Ozone generators may irritate the throat. They are not recommended for those with asthma. They can actually make things worse. Turn on the fan in the air conditioner in the room, if possible. This helps to circulate the air as well as clean out the air conditioner. The stronger the smell, the longer you will have to set the timer. For example, if the smoker used the room for a few days, you'll need to run the generator for a few hours. If the smoker lived there for several years, you'll need to run the generator for a few days. Ozone generators can only remove the smoke smell to some extent. If the smell has sunk into the walls, floors, curtains, and furniture, you may not get the smell out all the way.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get an air purifier. Replace the filters in heaters and air conditioners. Try an ozone generator.

Problem: Article: To help the lime tree grow as large and healthy as possible, you'll need to prune it regularly. Aim for a pruning schedule of once per year or once every 2 years. Inspect your tree in the spring to determine if it has dead, diseased, crossed, or tangled branches. If so, plan to prune the tree that year and if not, you can wait until the following year. If you live in a warm climate, you should prune the lime tree after harvesting the fruit for the season. The flowers that will produce limes for the next season will be visible, allowing you to easily decide which areas to prune. If you live in a cold climate, you should wait until the risk of frost has passed to prune the lime tree. Do an online search to find the average frost dates for your location, and wait until after this date to prune the tree so new growth isn't damaged by frost. If your lime tree has frost damage, wait until it has new growth to prune it. If you're pruning the tree right after a harvest, make sure no limes remain on the tree. Carefully pick off any remaining fruit so you can clearly see and access the branches for pruning.
Summary:
Prune lime trees every year or 2 years depending on branch health. Aim to prune the tree in late winter if you live in a frost-free zone. Wait until late spring to prune the tree if you live in a frost-prone zone. Remove any remaining fruit prior to pruning.