Click the f icon in the upper-left side of the Facebook page to do so. You'll find this green-and-white icon near the top of the News Feed. In the File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window that opens, go to the location of the picture that you want to upload, then click it once. To select multiple photos or videos at once, hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) while clicking each photo/video you want to upload. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your image(s) and/or video(s) will upload to Facebook. While unnecessary, you can add text to your post by clicking the "Say something about..." text box above the photo(s)/video(s) and typing in your text. It's at the bottom of the status box. Doing so will create your post and add it to your profile page. Any friends who see your content will see this post in their News Feed pages as well.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to the News Feed. Click Photo/Video. Select a photo or video from your computer. Click Open. Add text to your post if you like. Click Post.

Q: You can use any size of paper you want, but something around 6 inches (15.24 centimeters) will work the best. Choose something colorful; double-sided scrapbooking paper will work the best because it has a design on both sides. Make sure that you catch all four corners, and that the pin goes out the middle of the paper. Rotate the pin in the paper to widen the hole.
A: Start with a square sheet of paper. Stick a pushpin through the center.

Article: The Bengali alphabet is syllabic and all consonants have an inherent vowel with two different pronunciations. It's important that you learn these if you want to recognize and speak common words accurately. Learn to draw the alphabet as you learn what sound each letter makes. This will help you recognize the letter much more easily. Try learning the alphabet the same way you learned the English alphabet as a little kid. Draw out each letter and saw the sound that it makes as you draw it out. You'll have to memorize all of them. Study the sound that each letter makes, not just the way the letter works. Unlike English, many letters make multiple sounds. Try to master these sounds. For example, go through the alphabet and practice matching the pronunciations for two letters together into short words. This will give you an idea of how to combine letters. You'll also want to understand certain pronunciations that are different than English. For example, the sound of T is a soft T similar to the T in Spanish. You don't need to become an expert, you just need to recognize the differences from your own language. Understanding how the language operates will give you a better understanding of what you are actually saying. Once you understand that, you'll better be able to say common words in the correct context. Bengali operates with a subject, object, verb word order versus a subject, verb, object order like English. Bengali also uses postpositions rather than prepositions. Like English, there is no grammatical gender however, verbs do indicate person, tense, and status. Find a book written and Bengali and start flipping through the pages. You don't need to understand the story or even the words, just try to recognize the letters and pick out common words that you know. This will familiarize you with words that are used the most. If you can, find a children's book that relates to numbers and food. You probably will want to familiarize yourself with these words the most if you are going to be traveling.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Learn the alphabet. Learn basic pronunciations. Start learning basic grammar. Do some reading.

Problem: Article: Fully grown lentils can stand over 2.5 feet (76 cm) tall. If they droop, then their flowers and seed pods can break off or touch the ground. Add a low trellis to support them and wind the plants through the gaps. Or, secure them to bamboo supports with cotton string. To create a quick trellis, get a few bamboo stalks. Stick them into the ground near the lentils. Hook the lentils to the stalks with cotton string. Then, attack the stalks to one another using cotton or nylon cord. Like other plants that enjoy the heat, lentils are fairly drought tolerant. But, they'll grow the best if you water them just to the point of moistening. If you press your finger against the soil, it should come away damp but no water should rise from the pressed area. Lentils can be quickly killed off and blocked out by competing weeds. To prevent this, spend a bit of time each week picking out any weeds from your planting area. If the lentils are growing on top of one another, take this opportunity to thin them out as well to protect your final harvest. More air circulation will also lessen the possibility of fungus and other disease that thrive on stagnant soils. Tiny, pear-shaped, sap-sucking insects called aphids, in particular, are drawn to lentils and may eat them. If you see any aphids, get a bottle or a hose and spray them with water until they fall off. If you see weevils on your crops, then pull out any affected plants and discard them quickly. If deer or other animals begin to intrude on your lentil patch, them create a fenced in area or place a light netting on top of the plants. Go through your lentil patch and cut the plants off at the soil line when the bottom third of the pods begin to sound shaky when rattled. They may also look yellow-brown in appearance. Then, break open the pods to remove the seeds from the interior. Let them air dry for a bit before rinsing them out. You can store the harvested lentils in an airtight container until you plan to use them.
Summary: Add a trellis for mature plants. Water them twice a week. Weed and thin the planting area regularly. Remove any pests. Harvest them 80 to 100 days after planting.

Article: Many wine bottles have a small tab you can pull to remove this. If you leave the foil or plastic top on the bottle, then the cork won't be able to slide out. It's not necessary to peel all of it off. Just make sure the top of the cork is fully exposed and that the wine bottle covering isn't impeding it. There is no need to pad the bottle if the shoe is loose around the bottle. Remember, you want to use shoes with a hard sole and sturdy sides. Don't use tennis or athletic shoes. Men's dress shoes are recommended. This requires a good deal of force. Hold the neck of the wine bottle in your left hand. Grasp it firmly. Don't put your thumb, fingers, or palms over the cork. Hold the toe end of the shoe in your right hand. Bang the heel end of the shoe against the wall, holding the wine bottle in firmly. Bang the shoe against the wall with a lot of force. It should do so more with each bang. Once the cork is out about halfway, stop banging. Remove the wine bottle from the shoe. Wiggle the cork the rest of the way out using your hands.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Remove the plastic sheathing or foil around the top of the wine bottle. Place the wine bottle in the shoe. Bang the bottle and sole of the shoe against a brick or stone wall. Watch to see if the cork begins to slide out.