In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pour about 12 teaspoon (2.5mL) of avocado oil into a small bowl. Dip the tip of your index finger into the oil and massage it into the nail beds on the opposite hand. Repeat on the other hand. Do this once per week. Avocado oil will quickly absorb into your skin, helping make your nails stronger and shinier. Use the tip of your finger or put a little bit of oil on a cotton ball. Rub the oil into scarred skin once per day to help reduce its visibility. This can even work with old acne scars on your face! Avocado oil has anti-inflammatory properties, which means it can help calm down skin that has been irritated by too much sun exposure. Simply massage a small amount of oil onto the infected area once or twice per day until the sunburn has healed. It can also help prevent excessive flaking and peeling because it does such a great job at rehydrating and moisturizing your skin. Put a little dab of avocado oil over acne breakouts before you go to bed. In the morning, wash your face like you normally would. The avocado oil will hydrate your skin without making it oily, and its anti-inflammatory properties can help calm irritated and red skin. Avocado oil will also make your face feel really soft, so that's an added bonus. In a small plastic or glass container with a lid, combine 2 tablespoons (30mL) of avocado oil, 2 tablespoons (30mL) of another carrier oil, and 2 to 3 drops of an essential oil. Mix them together and use this moisturizer whenever your skin starts feeling a little dry. Coconut oil, almond oil, jojoba oil, and olive oil are a few popular natural carrier oils. A carrier oil is used to dilute essential oils while also being good for your skin. Lavender and frankincense are oils that help hydrate dry skin, but you can add any kind that you like.
Summary: Massage avocado oil into your nail beds and cuticles to keep them soft. Rub avocado oil over old scars to soften their appearance. Apply avocado oil to sunburnt skin to help it rehydrate and heal. Use a dab of avocado oil on breakouts to help clear your skin. Make a scented moisturizer to enjoy using all day long.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This usually is on the bottom most part of the list.
Summary: Head to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150 using your device's web browser. Scroll down the forum post for the latest version of the installer. Download the latest version of the installer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're paying for the Internet, but aren't necessarily a heavy user, there's probably an easier way to watch YouTube and check your email. Most coffee shops and an increasing number of other retail locations offer free Wi-Fi to customers, and some towns are even undertaking free public Wi-Fi projects. Likewise, most libraries have free Internet connections that you can use. Stop draining your paycheck with Internet subscriptions you could get elsewhere for free. Hackers can enter the free Wi-Fi connections, and using them can put you at risk for being hacked. If you're paying for the paper, stop. Getting access to the newspaper for free, or getting some variety of reading material doesn't require turning over your hard-earned money. College campuses regularly make newspapers available in the entryways of certain buildings. They're supposed to be for students, but public campuses are easy to walk around. Get the New York Times for free, or the campus paper. Free weeklies that focus primarily on arts and entertainment, or other niche markets, are available in most larger towns. Pick them up for free on the street, or in coffee shops, record stores, and other venues. The best place for free entertainment has to be the public library. From Wi-Fi to the daily newspaper, you can get almost anything you want for free at the library. Check out the latest DVDs without having to pay for them, read the current issues of your favorite magazines, newspapers, and books, and check out free CDs and upload them to your computer so you can keep them on your iPod. Free stuff, as long as you return it on time. Downloading music for free doesn't have to be illegal, or throw you into the deep water of the shady parts of the internet. Learning to find free legal downloads is a great way of learning about new groups and hearing new stuff on the cheap. Check out Bandcamp and Soundcloud for free singles, free downloads, and whole albums available for pay what you want plans. Enter zero and download albums for free. If you're a regular user of YouTube when you want to hear a song, you can download the audio files from YouTube videos quickly with a freeware client like YouTube to MP3 or other free programs that isolate the audio and download it to your computer. Got a big cable bill every month? Cancel it. Head to coffee shops or bars to watch the big game, or other places where the TV is on all the time. Watch TV while you're doing other things in public and you won't have to worry about paying for it at home. If you have access to the internet, watch your favorite programs on Hulu or other online venues for free instead of paying for 300 channels with nothing on. Getting in to a show for free? Why not! While it's not the most reliable way of getting into an event (at least compared to actually buying a ticket), lots of places like zoos, museums, festivals and concerts will become a bit lazier about guarding the door in the last 20 or 30 minutes before the show's over. Some places, if you ask about tickets, might even just let you go in. Can't hurt to ask. If you hear about an outdoor concert, don't bother with a ticket. Bring some lawn chairs and set up right on the other side of the fence. Free tunes on a nice night? Who cares if you can't see the stage.
Summary:
Use free Wi-Fi connections. Pick up free newspapers. Go to the library. Download free music. Watch TV in public. Wait until closing time at venues.