Write an article based on this "Do not send more than 1 or 2 texts if you have not gotten a response. Avoid group texting unless there is a real reason to do it. Keep your texts relatively brief. Do not send out mass texts to fish for ideas or things to do. Avoid texting to inform someone that you just left them a voicemail."
article: Sending text after text, especially when you have not even received a response to the first one, will get on the other person's nerves pretty fast. Give them time to respond. Blowing up your friend's phone might seem innocent enoughuntil you find out later that she was at a funeral and that's why she did not respond right away. Repeatedly texting a crush can ruin a romance before it even begins. If you've sent 2 texts and your crush did not answer either of them, they may be trying to tell you they are uninterested. Adding your circle of friends or multiple family members to a group text just to share unimportant information will definitely annoy them. Other group members then chime in and suddenly everyone is getting a constant stream of pointless notifications! If you have something super brief to share that doesn't require a response, it might be okay occasionally, but otherwise, avoid group texting! Habitually texting incredibly lengthy or detailed messages irritates others and they may stop reading your texts altogether. If you have something important to say, call them or ask to meet up with them! Keep your texts short, sweet, and to the point. Writing text "novels" might be especially annoying for your crush or someone you went on 1 date with. People really don't like it when you send out a mass text on a Friday night that says, "What's going on this weekend?" or "What are you up to tonight?" A mass text like, "So what movie should I watch tonight?" is also pretty annoying. Mass texts are always super obvious and they feel really impersonal. If you do send out mass texts, you may notice that you get fewer and fewer responses over time. If you called your friend and it went to voicemail, just leave a voicemail! Don't follow up your voicemail with a text that says, "Check your voicemail" or "Hey, I'm trying to get in touch with you." If they did not answer your call, they probably are not going to answer your text. Give them time to respond. It's okay to be eager to talk to someone! Just try not to overdo it.

Write an article based on this "Wash and peel the skin off of the guava. Cut the guava in half with a sharp knife. Place the halves in an airtight container or bag. Pour simple syrup over the guava to preserve the taste of the fruit. Seal the container and place it in the freezer. Use the guava within 1 year of freezing."
article: Rinse the guava under cool water and blot the fruit dry with a paper towel. Then, use a knife or peeler to carefully remove all of the skin from each guava. You can dispose of the skin, or you can place it in a compost pile with other food scraps. Be careful when using the peeler on the guava. The small, rounded shape can cause the peeler to slip. On a cutting board, slice the guava in half through the widest part in the middle of the fruit. You can cut the halves again to make chunks, or leave them in halves to freeze. This will help the sugar in the simple syrup to permeate into the fruit and keep it tasting sweet after the freezing process. Once the guava is cut, get a freezer bag or airtight container with a lid. Make sure it's large enough to fit all of the fruit with about 0.5 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5cm) of empty space at the top of the container, called headspace. The headspace will allow for quicker freezing time, which keeps the guava fresh for a longer period in the freezer. Simple syrup is a mixture of equal parts water and sugar that is heated to a boil to create a sweet syrup. Pour the cooled syrup into the container or bag until the guavas are completely submerged, but remember to leave enough headspace in the container. If you've just made the simple syrup, let it cool before pouring it over the fruit. Warm syrup can cook the guava, causing a change in taste. Make sure the lid of the container is closed tightly or the bag is completely sealed. Label the container or bag with the date and let it sit in the freezer undisturbed for at least 12 hours before thawing. If you're going to freeze the guavas for a long period of time, avoid placing them in the door of the freezer. The door experiences more temperature changes than the rest of the freezer, which can cause thawing. While guava can last in the freezer for long periods of time, the taste of the fruit will deteriorate after a year. When you're ready to use it, place the guava in the refrigerator for 2-3 hours to thaw before taking it out of the container. If you're not sure how to use your frozen guava, you can try making juice, baking guava-based pastries, or even whipping up a guava barbecue sauce!

Write an article based on this "Return to YouTube after 24 hours have passed. Set up a webcam Click the "Upload" icon. Click Go live. Click Allow when prompted. Enter a name for your stream. Select a viewing privacy setting. Click NEXT. Pose for a thumbnail. Click GO LIVE. End your stream when needed."
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Once you've waited for 24 hours, you can re-open YouTube by going to https://www.youtube.com/ and signing into your account if necessary. Modern browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari support live streaming. if necessary. If you're going to stream from your computer, you'll need to have a camera of some sort. If you plan on streaming a game or a movie from your desktop, skip ahead to the "Streaming Your Desktop to YouTube" part instead. It's a camera-shaped icon in the upper-right side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the drop-down menu. Doing so will let your web browser access your webcam. In the "Title" text box, type in whatever you want to name your stream. This is the title that will display for the stream once you end it and upload it to your channel. If you want to save your stream as unlisted or private, click the "Public" text field, then click Unlisted or Private in the resulting drop-down menu. This is at the bottom of the page. YouTube will use your attached camera to take a photo of whatever it's facing three seconds after loading this page. If you don't like the thumbnail as it appears, you can place your mouse cursor on the thumbnail and click RETAKE THUMBNAIL to retake it. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will begin your live stream. Click END STREAM at the bottom of the page, then click END when prompted. This ends your stream and saves the stream as a video on your channel.