INPUT ARTICLE: Article: " This is the most direct way to say "happy birthday" in Italian, and the expression literally translates into "good birthday." Buon means "good" and compleanno means "birthday. Pronounce the entire expression as: bwon kom-pleh-ahn-noh " This expression does not translate into "happy birthday." In fact, the Italian word for "birthday" (compleanno) does not appear in this phrase at all. Nonetheless, the expression means "best wishes" and is a popular Italian way to express goodwill to someone on his or her birthday. Tanti means "many" and auguri is the plural form of the noun augurio, meaning "wish." The entire phrase literally translates into "many wishes." Pronounce this expression as: tahn-tee ahw-goo-ree " This is another Italian phrase that you can use to express birthday wishes even though it does not explicitly mention birthdays. Essentially, you're wishing the birthday boy or girl 100 years of birthdays, or a long life. Cento means "one hundred," di means "of," questi means "these," and giorni means "days." Translated directly, the expression says, "One hundred of these days!" Pronounce this phrase as: chehn-toh dee kweh-stee jeohr-nee Note that you can also shorten this to "cent'anni" or "a hundred years!" Pronounce this version of the expression as: chehn-tah-nee

SUMMARY: Exclaim "buon compleanno! Wish "tanti auguri! Try "cento di questi giorni!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find a software that is free to start learning there are plenty of them out there. Such like Blender or AutoCAD If you are not sure what software is suitable for you, can try the trial version. Try all the features, try the primitive shapes (cubes, spheres, etc), the tools and the rendering. Create the shape (cube) many software has this feature drag and drop. Just drag the shape. Move its co-ordinates move it to 0,0,0 Re-size it. Give it a texture. Render it.

SUMMARY: Download a free software. Once we have the software in hand, give it a try. Try this simple mini design.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are able to see your crush one last time before leaving, it can be very helpful. It will give you closure and a final memory. If you are comfortable, you can even tell them how you feel. It can be a huge relief to get it off your chest. Unexpressed feelings can cause stress and sadness, so it might help you in the long run to tell them exactly how you feel about them. When you're going through something hard, a lot of people will tell you to, "Stay strong." While their intentions are good, it's OK to express your emotions. Sometimes a good cry can get out some of those awful emotions that words can't. Don't bottle up your feelings, because they could come out when you least expect it. Sadness isn't pathetic or a sign of weakness. Tears just mean you really cared about someone and you're sad to say goodbye. Don't be ashamed. When you're young, often times your crushes aren't taken seriously by others, nor are your heartbreaks. People may not understand your sadness, but that doesn't mean you should sweep it under the rug. Be gentle with yourself, and treat yourself to the things you enjoy doing. Draw up a bubble bath, take a yoga class, or play a third round of video games. Give yourself little treats to help you in your sad time. It's helpful to be honest with your parents and friends about how you're feeling, so they understand what is going on. It's good to let your feelings out, but it's not good to throw yourself a never-ending pity party. Give yourself a limit of how long you'll let yourself wallow. Maybe it's a weekend, maybe it's a full week. Spend that time spoiling yourself, or doing the cliche things that people do to get over a break-up. Eat sweets, watch movies, sleep in, cry, listen to sad music, and do anything else that you feel like doing. When you've reached the time limit you set for yourself, stop. Turn off the sad music, tidy up, call some friends, and get ready to start moving on. Wallowing will never make you feel better. It's OK to do it for a little bit and get out those awful feelings, but it's not a long-term solution.

SUMMARY: Say goodbye, if possible. Let yourself cry. Be easy on yourself. Give yourself a "wallowing" time limit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Visit bill.aol.com in your web browser. In order to delete a screen name, you'll need to cancel any paid services that are associated with it first. Enter the username that you created when you made your account and enter the password as well. You'll be prompted to answer the security question for your account as well in order to access your account settings. If you don't remember the answer, click the "Forgot Answer?" link. This will take you through the reset process. You won't be able to do this if you don't have any recovery information associated with your account. You'll find this under the "Service Options" heading, as well as in the top navigation menu. All of the subscriptions associated with your various screen names will be displayed here. Scroll down to find the services associated with the screen name you want to delete. You'll be prompted to confirm that you want to end that particular service, and will be shown which benefits you'll be losing access to. It may take an hour or two for the cancellation to process.

SUMMARY:
Visit the AOL account management site. Log in with your master screen name. Answer your security question. Click "Manage My Subscriptions." Find the service you want to cancel. Click the "Cancel" link to end a subscription.