INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sometimes, it's easy to overreact when you feel threatened or insecure in your friendship. Talking to someone you trust who isn't involved in your friendship can help you get your feelings and frustration out before you start an argument. Your parents and teachers were young once, too, and they have probably been through something similar and can give you advice on how to handle the problem. If your friend is stolen from you, that doesn't mean that they don't like you anymore. Say "Hi" when you see them, and ask them how things are. You might even want to text them to tell them that you miss them, and if they respond positively, invite them to hang out. Sometimes, a new friend can feel exciting, but that excitement can wear off in a few weeks. Try not to hold a grudge against your best friend for making a new friend, and forgive them by welcoming them back as your friend. with new people. If your conversations didn't go so well, you might want to start making new friends to take your mind off of the old problems. New friends can help remind you that there are plenty of fish in the sea, and you can learn new things from them. You might just find that your new friends are much better for you.

SUMMARY: Talk to a parent or teacher about how you're feeling. Reach out to your friend to let them know you're thinking about them. Work on making friends

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Each person has his or her own best way of learning something. Knowing how you learn best and choosing a method for learning WordPress that fits your learning style can help you master it more easily. A list of learning styles is given below, along with available methods for learning WordPress for you to consider: Aural: You enjoy learning through sound and music. You might like to learn WordPress through classroom lectures or podcasts. Logical: You enjoy learning opportunities that require you to think things through. You might want to attend WordPress classes that focus on figuring out how to do things in WordPress. Physical: You enjoy "hands-on" learning. You'll want a class with ample time to practice what you've just learned or else pause the video frequently to try out the concept you see displayed. Social: You enjoy learning with other people, working in groups when possible. You'll want to be part of a WordPress group that meets in person. Solitary: You enjoy learning things on your own. You may learn best from the WordPress sites, a third-party blog, a YouTube video, or some combination of these. Visual/spatial: You like to learn from pictures. You'll want to refer to the screenshots in the WordPress pages and in YouTube videos frequently to help you learn.
Summary: Consider the way you learn best.

Type www.facebook.com into the address bar, and hit Enter or Return on your keyboard. If you're not automatically signed in, enter your email or phone, and your password into the login form on the top-right, and click Log In. Find your name and profile picture at the top of the left navigation menu, and click on it. This will open your profile. You can also click your name on the top-right, or picture in the post box at the top of News Feed. These will also open your profile. You can find this button below your cover photo at the top of your profile. It will open a list of all your photos. You can find this button in the upper-left corner of your photo grid. This will open a list of all your profile pictures. Find the picture you want to hide in your Profile Pictures album, and click on it. This will open the image in a pop-up window. You can see the picture's upload information and comments on the right-hand side. This button is located next to the picture's date in the upper-right corner of the pop-up window. It will show your privacy options on a drop-down menu. If your picture's privacy is set to a different setting than Public, you may see figurehead icons here instead of a globe. This option looks like a lock icon. When this option is selected, your picture is visible to only your account. Other users can't view this picture. If you don't see Only me on the menu, tap More at the bottom to expand more options.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Facebook in your internet browser. Click your profile picture or name on the top-left. Click the Photos tab on your profile page. Click the Albums tab on the Photos page. Click the Profile Pictures album. Click the picture you want to hide. Click the tiny globe icon below your name on the top-right. Select Only me on the drop-down menu.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is required for computers that came with Windows 8 installed, but not for computers that were upgraded to 8 later. The UEFI is the interface that controls your computer, and is the modern version of a BIOS. Windows 7 doesn't support UEFI, so you'll need to set your UEFI settings to support the older BIOS method. The process is a different depending on your computer, but generally you can do this: Press the Win+C or swipe in from the right side of the screen to open the Charms bar. Select "Settings" and then "Change PC Settings." Click "Update and recovery," then select "Recovery." Click "Restart Now" underneath the "Advanced Startup" header. Select "Troubleshoot" when your computer reboots, then "Advanced options." Click "UEFI Firmware Settings" and then click "Restart." Find the "Legacy boot" or "BIOS mode" in the UEFI settings and enable it. Its location will vary by manufacturer. You'll see the traditional BIOS startup screen after rebooting, since you enabled it in the UEFI settings. The process for this will vary depending on your computer. Many computers will display a "BOOT" key during startup that will allow you to select a drive to boot from. If you don't see this, you'll need to press the BIOS or SETUP key. This will open your BIOS/UEFI menu. From here you can select the "Boot" menu and then choose your installation disc or drive. Press a key on your keyboard when prompted to begin the Windows 7 installation process. It will take a little while to load the initial setup. Choose your language and region settings in the first few Windows that appear. During the installation process, you'll be prompted to select a drive to install Windows 7 on. Choose the drive that currently has Windows 8 installed on it. Remember, this will delete everything that is currently stored on the drive. Towards the end of the installation process, you'll be prompted to enter your Windows 7 product key. Enter the key you obtained in the first section. If you have downgrade rights, this key does not have to be an unused key. After entering the key, Windows 7 will finish installing and you'll eventually be taken to the desktop. If you are using your downgrade rights, there's a good chance that you'll receive an "Activation Failed" message after Windows loads.

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Enable the legacy boot function in the UEFI settings menu. Insert the Windows 7 installation disc or USB drive and reboot. Boot from the disc or drive. Start the Windows 7 installation process. Proceed through the Windows 7 installation. Select the drive that has Windows 8 installed when prompted. Enter the Windows 7 Professional key you found when prompted. Complete the installation and load the desktop.