In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Almost all people who are lost out at sea are found in a matter of hours or days. Science tells us that the human body can survive up to 2 weeks without food, but just 3-4 days without water. So if there is no natural source of fresh water, start looking for a way to collect rainwater. Any source of water is great! As long as you have found a source of water, you can try to purify or desalinate it later. If fresh water is available, try boil it for 2-3 minutes. This will purify it. If you have a desalination device, that's even better! If not, don't fret, there are actually several methods by which you can desalinate water. One such method is distillation. To distillate water, construct a solar still, or one that works over a fire. A solar still can be built by filling a large, flat container with salt water or even urine which can be re-used, if the need arises. Place a smaller container in the center with a rock inside it to hold it in place. Cover it with a thin sheet of plastic or whatever similar material you have and place a rock in the center above the cup. If placed in direct sunlight, the water will evaporate and it will condense on the plastic sheet, which will then run down the sheet and drip into the smaller container. For a method that works over a fire, create steam and condense the steam by using a large piece of metal or glass placed inside the steam. This will allow the condensed water to run into another container. You will need a shelter as protection from the elements and from natural predators as well. The best options are usually a natural shelter such as a cave, or one that you build. The next step to follow after having found a natural shelter, is to build a more enduring shelter. A shelter acts as a home base, a warm and shady place for you to sleep in, a place for storing your resources, and a hiding place from beasts of prey as well. Ensure that the shelter above the ground so that bugs don't crawl all over you. The ocean is filled with life. Try building a low V-shaped wall made of stones at low tide, with the pointed part of the V pointing out towards the sea. At high tide, fish will swim into it, and get trapped as the tide flows out. There are a lot of edible roots and berries that you can actually consider eating, but do remember to watch out! Some of these roots and berries are poisonous and eating them would probably be fatal. Only eat them if you are sure they are safe to eat. The most reliable source of food on a deserted island are bugs. Yes, bugs! They can be found everywhere and they are an excellent source of protein, too. If you decide to fish with the bugs instead of eating them, a hook can be fashioned by carving out a stick into a hook shape and putting a barb on it. Tie string to it and you're in business. Have you found a source of fresh water? Do you have a long range radio, satellite phone, or any other means of communication? Try to find other people who might be inhabiting the island. Remember that people can be your greatest resource. This may seem a bit trivial, but on a deserted island, fire has a number of uses. At the very least, it boosts morale. Fire can also be used to distill water, to cook, and to provide light for you and for your rescuers who can find you if they spot the fire! If you can't start a fire, don't worry, just move on to the next step and keep on trying. If you know somehow that there are dangerous animals in the vicinity, use a fire at night time to help keep them at bay. If you have a fire extinguisher, you could use that to ward them off in an emergency. Traps and warning signals (such as snapping twigs) can be used to prevent animals from entering your shelter zone or alert you to their presence.
Summary: Look for clean and fresh water supply. Create a shelter. Find sources of food. Take the time to evaluate your resources. Start a fire. Ward off dangerous animals.

Wash your skin every day and night. Don't pile on thick foundation; let the skin breathe. Use a cleanser and moisturizer twice a day without fail, plus a sunscreen of at least SPF 10 to protect your face. Choose an oil-free moisturizer, to avoid minor infections and clogged pores. When you wake up in the morning, maybe your eyes are puffy, lashes are stubby and generally your peepers look awful. Fill a sink half-full with a combination of cold water and ice cubes, then press a soaked towel to your eyes and face for at least 10 seconds each.
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One-sentence summary -- Take care of your skin. Take care of your eyes.

Q: Read through your paragraph and note what you've covered. You can also refer to your outline if you made one. Since your concluding statement should sum up what you've said, it's important to go over those details while you're writing the closing statement. Focus on what you lay out in the topic sentence. Note your evidence and details. Your concluding statement should reinforce your main idea. This is what you stated in your topic sentence. Make sure that your paragraph sticks to this main idea, and then craft your concluding statement around it. If your topic sentence reads, "Cats may be small, but they're mighty predators," then your main idea is that cats are big hunters. Your concluding statement should show how your paragraph supported the idea that cats are big predators. For example, a closing statement might read, "Based on these statistics, cats are predators who hunt frequently and decrease the area bird population." A concluding statement reminds the reader of your main idea and what you've just said about it, so it will act as a loose summary of the paragraph. Jot down a brief summary of your paragraph, the use it to draft the sentence(s) you'll use for your essay. For example, the closing statement above, "Based on these statistics, cats are predators who hunt frequently and decrease the area bird population," reminds the reader that the paragraph just provided statistics about how often cats hunt and how they impact the local bird population. These details support the main idea, and the writer has mentioned both.
A: Reread what you've written. Focus on the main idea. Summarize your ideas.

Problem: Article: " field. This will open up a box that will allow you to request your ride. You can type in an address or a name of a business, but once it displays at the bottom of the screen, tap the listing that best matches the location based on the locations' address and name. If you've set your Home or Work location, you can also tap the listing to go to this location. However, if you are at one of these locations, your current Saved location will not be shown to you. If your pickup location is different than what Uber says you are at, you may either want to temporarily back out of the chosen box up to the pickup location (top line) and type in the pickup location, or you may want to hold off until a bit later. You can request a ride that has more than one stop using the directions at Request Multiple Stops Using Uber. Follow the directions at Schedule an Uber for Later instead. Scheduled pickups aren't available in all Uber Cities.
Summary:
Tap the "Where To? Type in a destination. Schedule your pickup for later if needed.