In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Nowadays, part of getting to know someone often involves checking out their social media profiles. Browse the social media profiles of the girl you want to impress so you can learn a bit about her likes and dislikes. Getting to know her interests will help you start and maintain a conversation with her. For example, you could say, "I noticed you're into origami - maybe you could teach me to fold a crane some time." Breaking the ice can be stressful, but try to relax and don't overthink it. The first time you message her, just say hello and ask a question to get things going. Remember that if she doesn't reply right away she might just be busy. Even if she doesn't respond at all, it's not the end of the world. The first time you message her, start by saying something like "Hey, how's it going?" You could also ask what she's up to or how her day has been. Starting a conversation by asking her a question can make it more likely she'll say something in response. You could also start a conversation by saying something about your day. It's best if you make a comment about something she'll find relevant, like something you both experienced. For example, if you go to school together, you could say something about class, like "I don't know about you, but I thought that math class would never end!"
Summary: Check out her social media to learn about her interests. Try not to get stressed about messaging her. Start by asking her how she's doing. Make a comment about something you have in common.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are a number of conditions that could cause hypertension in dogs. Some, like obesity, can be treated with dietary and lifestyle changes. Others may require medication or even surgery to treat. Some common conditions that can cause high blood pressure include: chronic renal disease glomerular disease endocrine disease Cushing's disease diabetes mellitus acromegaly adrenal tumor polycythemia obesity Your dog's nutrition doesn't directly cause any health conditions that would lead to high blood pressure. However, a diet high in fat may cause your dog to become obese, which is a common cause of hypertension. Check the nutritional label on your dog's food and any treats you commonly give your pet. Look for foods that are low in fat. You may want to consider restricting your dog's sodium intake as well. Give your dog plenty of exercise. Take your dog for at least one 30 minute walk each day, but be sure to bring plenty of water for your pet. Consider measuring and restricting how much food you give your dog with each meal. You can find charts that will help you determine your dog's ideal caloric intake by searching online. If your dog has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, you'll need to schedule regular checkups with your veterinarian. Your vet will need to monitor your dog's progress over time and may recommend further dietary changes or medication. Dogs with high blood pressure should have their blood pressure checked by a vet every few months. Your vet may recommend one or more medications, either to dilate the blood vessels (to lower your pet's blood pressure) or to treat the underlying condition causing hypertension. Which medication your vet recommends will depend on how high your pet's blood pressure is and what underlying condition(s) your dog has.
Summary: Learn about common underlying conditions. Help your dog lose weight. Schedule follow-up visits with your vet.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some software can be susceptible to viruses and can inhibit performance. Understand your laptop's up-time. Up-time is a measure of your operating system's reliability. Unix-like operating systems such as BSD and Linux have the longest up-time. Research and compare up-time records yourself. Downloaded software and screensaver often cause conflicts and use valuable memory. Remember that laptops are tools for learning, and keeping them free of unnecessary programs will help it working quicker with less freezing. Always back up all files in at least two places. Virus protection is very important. Beware of spyware. It is the latest computer security problem. Spyware is software designed to collect computer users' personal data without their knowledge. Spyware is secretly installed with many downloaded Internet software programs, and transmits information about computer usage and generates pop-up advertisements. Microsoft estimates that spyware is responsible for half of all PC crashes.
Summary:
Make sure you understand your computer's software requirements.