In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Place your drawing face down on the scanner. Close the scanner and then start the scan. Name the file once it's finished scanning and save it as a .PNG or .JPEG for the highest quality. GIMP is good for beginners since it is free to download. It's probably not a good idea to use Microsoft Paint because of its limited features and hard to view canvas. A lot of people use Adobe Photoshop for making digital art. If you do not have a scanner, you can make your sketch directly in the program you're going to use. Plug the tablet into the computer using the cable that came with the tablet, and follow the instructions with the tablet to install the software. Open the program you chose to draw with, and connect your tablet. Then create a new file, and start sketching.
Summary: Scan your drawing. Open the file in whatever program you want to use. Alternatively, sketch directly in the art program you're using.

As a basic rule of thumb, always check care tags before laundering something. While most pillows are machine washable, some might require dry clean or spot cleaning only, as either the fabric or the pillow's filling will degrade in the wash. Although you could forego the manufacturer's instructions and machine wash your pillows anyway, this will void any warranties you might have on your pillows, and could even leach toxic water, in the case of some foam pillows. Pillows are prone to staining due to sweat, dirt, and makeup, primarily, although oils and food stains often find their way onto pillows. Before you toss your yellowed pillows into the washer, spot treat any small stains, using a standard stain removal spray, or a paste of baking soda and water. Instead of laundering your pillows only in your standard detergent, run a load with your standard detergent, as well as vinegar, washing soda, and dishwasher detergent. Use 1 C (8 oz) of dishwasher detergent, C (6 oz) washing soda, and C (4 oz) of vinegar for every 3 tablespoon (44.4ml) of regular laundry detergent you use. This mixture was formulated to wash two pillows. The mixture above can be thick and grainy, and may adhere to pillows without a thorough rinse. After you've run a cycle with the mixture, run a second cycle with only hot water, or hot water and C (4 oz) of vinegar. This will remove any remaining detergent, and will give your pillows a quick sanitizing session. Remove your pillows from the washer, and check to see if the color has improved. If not, you can place the pillow(s) back into the washer, this time running a load with approximately C (2 oz) of peroxide as a safer bleach solution. If the pillow is still yellow following this procedure, the color may not be salvageable. If the color is the only issue, and the pillow does not smell of mildew, mold, or sweat, you can simply place it in a pillowcase to hide its unsightly color. If the pillow persists in having an odor, it is time for a new pillow. Once clean, your pillows should be placed in a clean dryer on the "air dry" setting, with tennis balls thrown in. The tennis balls will "punch" the pillows as they dry, creating a more even dry cycle and giving your pillows a chance to fluff up. Using tennis balls alone may result in a rubbery smell on your pillows. If this is the case, or you are sensitive to smell, you can wrap the balls in socks or an old shirt to mask the smell.
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One-sentence summary -- Check care tags. Spot treat any stains. Wash pillows in a mixture of vinegar, washing soda, and detergent. Run a second cycle with just hot water. Check for color. Place in dryer with tennis balls.

Q: Feng Chi, also called GB20 or the Gates of Consciousness, is a common pressure point used for migraines. GB20 found just below the ear. To find the point, find the two hollows on the sides of the neck at the base of the skull. You can thread your fingers, gently cup your skull with your hands, and place your thumbs in the hollows at the base of the neck. Use your thumbs to massage the point with a deep and firm pressure. Press it for four to five seconds. If you know where the hollows are, you can try massaging them with your index or middle finger, or use your knuckles. Relax and breathe deeply as you massage GB20. You can massage and press this point for up to three minutes. The temple region features a group of points that curve around the outer ear on your skull. They are located one index finger width from the edge of the outer ear. The first point, Hairline Curve, starts just above the tip of your ear. Each point is one index finger width behind the previous point, curling down and back around the ear. Apply pressure to each point on both sides of the head. You can apply simple pressure or circular pressure for one minute. Stimulate each point right after the previous one for best results. The points are in order from front to back Hairline Curve, Valley Lead, Celestial Hub, Floating White, and Head Portal Yin. The Wind Mansion point, also called GV16, helps with migraines, stiff necks, and mental stress. It is located in the center of the back of the head halfway between your ears and spine. Find the hollow under the base of the skull and press into the middle. Put a deep, firm pressure against the point for at least one minute.
A: Press Feng Chi. Manipulate the points along your temple region. Stimulate Wind Mansion.

Article: " below the sign-in section. " Pinterest will send you an email that contains a password reset link. Your Pinterest password will now be reset.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Navigate to Pinterest's login page at https://www.pinterest.com/login/. Click on "Forgot your password? Enter your email address and click on "Reset Password. Follow the on-screen prompts to create a new password.

Problem: Article: Proxy websites take your IP address and hide it behind a different addressoften one from a different countryin order to fool websites and ISPs into thinking that your computer's IP address isn't being used. This is handy if you want to try watching a movie that is blocked in your region, for example, or if you want to check your bank statements while using public Wi-Fi. It's important to block your IP address whenever using free, public Wi-Fi (e.g., a coffee shop network). Since proxies often redirect your address through a server in a different country, your browsing will be noticeably slower than usual. Go to https://hide.me/en/proxy in your browser. Hide Me is a simple, proxy-based search engine from which you can browse anonymously. Keep in mind that your IP address will only be hidden so long as you use Hide Me in the current browser. Your browsing on other pages or in other browsers will not be hidden. It's the white "Enter web address" text field in the middle of the Hide Me page. Type in a website address (e.g., "facebook.com" or "google.com"). You cannot search for individual terms in Hide Me, so you'll need to enter the address of a search engine like Google or Bing if you want to browse. Click the "Proxy location" drop-down box, then click a server location (e.g., Germany) in the resulting drop-down menu. It's a yellow button near the bottom of the page. Doing so will go to your selected site, at which point you can browse like usual. Make sure that you stay on the Hide Me tab of your browser to continue hiding your IP address.
Summary:
Understand how proxies work. Open the Hide Me site. Click the address field. Enter a search term. Select a server location. Click Visit anonymously.