In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: As a general rule, you should use about 5 oz (150 ml) of juice per 1.5 to 2 oz (45 to 60 ml) of gin. The type of juice you use is really up to you, but tart juices are more commonly used than sweet juices. For a milder taste, consider using pineapple juice, orange juice, pomegranate juice, cherry juice, or grape juice. For a slightly stronger taste, consider grapefruit juice or cranberry juice. You can also combine juices as long as the ratio of gin to juice remains the same. Try mixing grapefruit juice and orange juice, cranberry and grape, or another of your favorite juice combinations. Strong citrus fruits, like lemon and lime, can also be mixed with gin but are generally combined with other ingredients, like syrup or soda water, to dilute the sourness. Secure the lid on the container and shake it using a vigorous up and down motion away from your face and away from anyone else. Shake it for at least 15 seconds to mix the ingredients completely. Release the lid and pour the contents of the mixture over the ice. A slice of citrus fruit, like lemon or lime, works well depending on the juices in your drink. You could also float a small sprig of mint on top of the drink. In order to maintain a proper balance of flavor, the drink should be consumed before the ice has a chance to melt.
Summary: Pour the gin and juice into a shaker. Shake the liquids together. Pour the gin and juice into the glass. Add a garnish. Serve immediately.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click the Internet Explorer icon to launch the program. " You'll find this located on the menu bar under "Tools". i In Internet Explorer 9 look for the gear icon at the upper right-hand corner of your screen. You can also access "Internet Options" from the "Control Panel." From there select the "Network and Internet" category and click on "Internet Options." Find this in the "Internet Options" menu. This will be the first tab on the lefthand side. .." button. You'll find it under the "Browsing history" section of the "General" tab. Simply check the categories of data you want removed. In order to delete your browsing history, be sure to check the box next to "Browsing history" (or simply "History"). Note that you may also remove stored data including cached images and temporary Internet files, cookies, download history, saved form data, saved passwords, "Tracking Protection, ActiveX Filtering, and Do Not Track data," and favorites. Beginning with Internet Explorer 8, you'll see the option to "Preserve Favorites website data." Be sure to keep this box checked if you don't wish to delete cookies and files associated with your Favorites. " If prompted to confirm your choice, then click "Yes." This will delete a record of the sites you've visited.
Summary: Open Internet Explorer. Access "Internet Options. Go to the "General" tab. Click the "Delete. Select the data you wish to delete. Click "Delete. Select "OK" to exit.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll need to locate it on your computer. Use the Ctrl + Select combination to select multiple. Drag them across the screen and drop them onto the text field where you write your post on the Facebook page. Write anything about it or tag a friend. When you're done, click on "Post" button to share the pictures.
Summary:
Open the folder containing your photos. Select the pictures you want to share. Drag the selected photos to your Facebook. Wait for the image to load and show below the text field. Share your photos.