INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap its application shortcut from your phone's home screen. Tap the "Profile" button (the one with a human silhouette icon) at the bottom right corner of the screen to view your Instagram profile. On Android, this icon is three dots in a vertical line. On iOS, it resembles a gear. Scroll down the '"Options" page and you'll see a toggle switch labeled "Private Account." Tap this switch, and when it turns blue, all the photos and videos you post on Instagram will be set to privatevisible only to your followers. Changing your privacy settings to private is also a roundabout way to block someone who blocked you on Instagram.

SUMMARY: Open Instagram. Go to your profile. Tap on the settings icon. Set your posts to private.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the person you want to block sent you a Tumblr message, you'll be able to block them quickly by opening that message. This can be done on a computer or in the mobile app. Browser: Click the envelope icon at the top right corner of your Dashboard. App: Tap the chat bubble icon at the top of the app. The contents of the message will appear. If you are using Tumblr on a browser, you won't need to click a message to view it. The messages are already expanded in your inbox. Just scroll to the message so that it is visible on the screen. A menu will appear. A confirmation message will appear, asking if you are sure that you want to block that user. This user is now on your block list. The person will not receive any notification that they've been blocked. To see your block list, access your Tumblr Dashboard on the web. See Adding Someone to Your Block List by Name to learn how to find the block list, then click "Unblock" next to the person you want to unblock.

SUMMARY: Open your Tumblr mailbox. Tap a message from the person you want to block. Tap the or menu on the right side of the message. Click or tap "Block" in the menu. Click "Block" to confirm.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The straight-in approach is preferred in an emergency, so maintain a higher altitude until you have the airport runway in sight then you can start your descent, keeping the runway in sight. Be sure to ask for the airport with the longest runway and, preferably, for an airport where ATC uses radar. Hopefully you will be in contact with tower by then and they can advise you (with the aid of their radar). If not, then you have to make the approach yourself. Set the throttle to 1500 RPM, with a vertical descent rate of 500 feet (152.4m). per minute and an airspeed of 80 knots. Remember to move the flaps only one notch at a time. Plan on full flaps down by the time you are five miles out. If your altitude is at least 1,000 ft., set the throttle to "idle" at this point with the mixture at full richness (red knob in). Use carburetor heat only if weather indicates possible icing conditions. Each time you lower the flaps a notch (10), push forward on the yoke a little to counteract the tendency of the flaps to raise the nose. The airspeed should be 65 knots, with full flaps and a descent rate of 500 feet (152.4m). per minute. Use the yoke only for pitch control (nose-up and down) at this point unless there is a crosswind, then you may have to use the yoke to bank slightly into the wind. Use only the rudder pedals to continually line up with the runway and stay on course. Keep everything the same all the way to about three to four feet above the runway, then start slowly raising the nose as the aircraft settles to the runway (called the flare). If you're coming in a bit hot (going a little too fast), you can also raise the flaps to get better braking. Remember that the lower part of the rudder pedals help you to steer while you are on the ground, while the upper parts do the braking.Pilots say "Any landing you can walk away from, is a good landing." Nice job!

SUMMARY: Know the appropriate conditions for a straight-in approach. Plan to be about four miles from the chosen runway at an altitude of 1,000 feet (304.8m). AGL (above ground level). Descend toward the 1,000 feet (304.8m). level (above the runway) and slow the aircraft. Lower the flaps a notch at this point. Stabilize the plane in-line with the runway at four miles out. Check to ensure the throttle is still at idle. Use the rudder pedals to stay in-line with the runway, not the yoke. Hold that attitude, and airspeed. Apply brakes as soon as the nose wheel touches the runway.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you use different colors, it can be a decorative accent to your bathroom and a welcome addition for guests to know which towels to use when visiting.

SUMMARY:
Place extra rolls of toilet tissue in a pretty basket on the floor next to the toilet. Use a basket for magazines or books that you keep in the bathroom. Store extra toiletries and soaps in baskets under the bathroom sink. Roll up washcloths and hand towels and put them in a basket.