INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This includes mint leaves and the sugar. Add them directly to the wet tea leaves in the pot.  Try to find a Middle Eastern grocery store. Moroccan mint has a different taste than most other mints. If you are unable to find Moroccan mint, use any spearmint or peppermint. Cane sugar is best. Dextrose will also work if you don't wish to use cane sugar, but you'll need to double the quantities of sugar to ensure sweetness. If you boiled the water previously and it still feels hot enough, you can add it immediately. If not, boil the remaining 4 cups (1 L) before adding it to the pot.  Leave the tea to steep for about 5 minutes.  If you have a Moroccan teapot or a heatproof teapot, rather than steeping, set the teapot over low heat and bring the tea to a low simmer. Then, immediately remove from the heat, and allow to steep several minutes more. Pour it back into the teapot. Do this three or more times. This helps dissolve the sugar. Doing this will help to create a thin layer of foam on the top. When pouring, make sure the tea pellets stay with the tea inside the pot. Only fill the cup two-thirds full; this enables the aroma to develop fully. After pouring the remaining tea, garnish the tea with extra mint (if available). This is an optional step but makes it look fantastic, especially if you have proper Moroccan glasses.

SUMMARY: Add the next ingredients to the teapot. Fill the pot with the remaining water. Pour one glass of tea. Pour the tea from a high distance. Enjoy!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The Apple TV is the most affordable way to use AirPlay. This device usually costs around $99.  If you have AirPlay enabled speakers, Apple AirPort, or receivers that are labeled as being AirPlay compatible, you can skip the Apple TV and use one of these device, instead. Since they are all more expensive, though, Apple TV is your best option if you are starting from scratch. Note that you will also need an iPod that is running iOS 4.2 or above, as well as a reliable wireless network. Connect the Apple TV to your wireless network. Verify that AirPlay is turned on by going to the Settings menu and selecting the AirPlay on your Apple TV option. When you connect the Apple TV box to your TV for the first time, it should automatically take you through a series of on-screen instructions. When asked, select your home wireless network from the list of available networks and enter the correct password, if your wireless network uses one. Make sure that your iPod is connected to the same wireless network that your Apple TV is currently on.  Choose "Settings" from the main screen or home screen of your iPod device. Scroll down to the "Wi-Fi" option and select it. Turn on Wi-Fi, and scroll through the list of available wireless networks until you find yours. Highlight your network and hit the "Choose Network" option to select it. When prompted, enter the network password, if applicable. Navigate to your saved videos on the iPod as you usually do. Select a video, then hit the "Play" option. An AirPlay icon should show up when you do this. Click on it and select "Apple TV" from the options. Your video should begin streaming on your TV as soon as you complete this step.
Summary: Use an Apple TV. Set up AirPlay on the TV. Connect your iPod to the same wireless network. Launch a video on your iPod and send it to the Apple TV.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The best place to have a conversation is in a private, quiet area. Your loved one should feel secure and comfortable in this space. You might have the conversation while talking a walk, or you might sit them down in your living room, kitchen, or bedroom. Minimize distractions as much as possible. Turn off the TV and music. If there are other people in the room, ask them if they would mind giving you some privacy. The first question you ask should be about their emotional state. A simple and sincere “How are you?” can encourage them to start talking.  If that is too broad, or they respond with a one-word answer like "Fine," then you may want to be a bit more specific. You can say something like, “I've noticed that you've seem kind of anxious lately. Can you tell me what is concerning you?” If they have a diagnosed mental illness, you might say, “I just wanted to check in to see how you are doing. What kind of experiences have you been having at work/home/school?” If you suspect a mental illness but they have not been diagnosed, don't be afraid to engage them in conversation. Just make sure you are speaking from a place of compassion. If your loved one has demonstrated specific, troubling behaviors, such as increased substance use or anger issues, you might want to state these at the outset. Be gentle, and do not accuse the other person.  Some signs of mental illness include anxiety, detachment, changes in sleeping or eating habits, substance abuse, social withdrawal, self-harm, inability to concentrate, poor hygiene, lack of grooming, mood fluctuations, or an inability to complete basic daily tasks.  Use “I” statements instead of “you” statements to soften what you are saying. Instead of saying, “You seem really anti-social lately,” you might say, “I have noticed that you’re not coming out of your room very often. Is everything ok?” It can be very difficult for people to discuss their mental illness. If they are not ready to talk, do not push them. Let them know that you are available to talk whenever they need it. Just by expressing your willingness to support them, you may be helping them already.  You can say, “You say that you have been really depressed lately. Do you want to talk about it?” If they say that they do not want to talk, you should say, “That’s ok. Just know that I am here for you when you need it. If you ever do want to talk, let me know.” Some people may deny that they have a problem. Others may resist your attempts to help. Do not argue with your loved one if they do not cooperate with your attempts to talk. Doing so will only drive them away. Instead, calmly reaffirm your commitment to them.  If they insist that there is not a problem, you might say, “I’m glad to hear it, but if there ever is a problem, you can come to me.” If they have a substance abuse problem, suicidal tendencies, or violent outbursts, you may need to contact a professional to intervene. If they are a possible threat to themselves or others, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department for a mental health evaluation.

SUMMARY:
Find a way to talk privately. Ask them how they are feeling. State your concerns. Ask if they want to talk. Avoid arguing.