INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to the webpage https://www.linkedin.com/. If you're signed into LinkedIn, doing so should open the homepage. If you aren't signed into LinkedIn, type your email address and password into the fields at the top of the page and click Sign In. Type the name of the person you're recommending into the search bar at the top of the page. Then click the name that pops up beneath the search bar. This should take you to the page you need. It's to the right of their profile picture near the top of the page. This icon will create a drop down menu that will provide what you need to write a recommendation. You'll see this option at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Click this button. Then, you should get a prompt saying, "Who do you recommend?" Type your connection's name again.

SUMMARY: Open the LinkedIn webpage. Open your contact's page. Click the ellipses icon on their profile. Click Recommend [Name].

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn on each faucet one by one. If none of your faucets works, the frozen pipe is close to or right at the main water supply, usually located on the street side of your basement or in an uninsulated crawl space. Run your hands every few feet along the pipe to find a section that feels very cold. This is the frozen section. If water flows from some faucets but not others, the problem might be in a pipe connected to a specific faucet or a pipe on one side of the house. Check pipes in uninsulated walls first. Keep all frozen taps open until water starts to flow. Then, lower the water to a trickle. Some plastic or copper pipes will split. This will flood the area when thawed. If the pipe looks burst or has a slit in it, call a plumber immediately. Turn off the water supply, as well as the water heater. If there are no splits, begin the thawing process. Use an electric space heater, a hair dryer, or a heat lamp in a reflector to prevent a fire. Exercise caution when placing heat-generating devices. Never leave these devices unattended for any amount of time when in use. If you have a problem, call the plumber. Space heaters, heat lamps, and reflective lamps can generate high temperatures, which might cause flammable materials to combust. If you need to place a heat source under the kitchen sink, remove all chemicals first. Never put heaters in crawl spaces or in small spaces. These could cause a fire.
Summary: Locate the frozen pipe. Check the pipe in the area of the freeze. Heat the area around the frozen part.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This should bring down the swelling, as it slows down blood flow to the area. Either apply ice directly to the pimple or cover it in a thin layer of gauze or towel. Some makeup experts claim that eye drops, at least the ones that reduce redness in the eyes, can be helpful in reducing redness and signs of irritation in acne. Drop a few eye-drops onto a cotton swab and apply as necessary onto the pimple(s). Because cold also helps reduce inflammation in acne, place the Q-Tip soaked in eye-drops into the freezer for an hour before applying. The cold Q-Tip will soothe as it reduces inflammation. Antihistamines suppress the swelling effect in the skin tissue of people. Most of these remedies can be ingested in pill form, but some can be consumed as tea or used as a topical agent. These should offer a reduction in redness. Natural herbal antihistamines include: Stinging nettle. This may sound weird, because touching nettles in the wild can produce a rash not unlike small pimples. Some doctors, however, recommend taking a freeze-dried preparation of stinging nettle, which is known for its ability to reduce the amount of histamine the body produces. Coltsfoot may be effective as a natural antihistamine. Europeans have a long history of using the plant to cure skin conditions. The leaves can either be ground up into a paste or coltsfoot extract can be ingested in pill form. Basil may also work as a natural antihistamine. Heat a couple sprigs of basil leaves up under some steam and apply gently to the hives. Basil may help reassure the body that the foreign agent causing the hives is not something it should be fighting.

SUMMARY:
Put ice on the affected area. Use eye-drops on the affected area. Try some natural antihistamines.