INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll find this at the bottom of the screen on an iPhone, or at the top on an iPad. This will display all of the bookmarks you have saved. This will allow you to remove items from the list. If the bookmark you want to delete is in a folder, open the folder first and then tap "Edit." Tap "Delete" to confirm. You cannot delete the Favorites or History folders, but you can delete items inside of them.

SUMMARY: Tap the Bookmarks button. Tap the Bookmarks tab. Tap the "Edit" button. Tap the "-" next to the bookmark or folder you want to remove.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can also monitor and limit minute, text and data usage for as many as 10 devices on your Verizon account. With Verizon's Family Base option, you can block calls from both domestic and international numbers, email addresses and instant messenger screen names, as well as restricted, unavailable or private numbers. The service also lets you block calls during a certain time of day and prevent outgoing calls to 411 directory assistance. Choose the, "Controls," option, followed by the, "Blocked Contacts," tab. Locate the line to which you want to block calls, and choose the, "Add Blocks," option. Select whether the number is a domestic or international number from the drop-down box. Click, "Add." Choose whether it's an email address or screen name from the drop-down box. Click, "Add." After you click, "Add Blocks," however, check the box next to, "Block Restricted, Unavailable and Private Numbers." Click, "Add."

SUMMARY: Block as many as 20 contacts permanently for just $5 each month. Visit Verizon's Family Base page. Enter the name of the contact to be blocked, as well as the phone number to be blocked, in the appropriate fields. Block unwanted messages from email addresses and screen names using the same process and entering the email address or screen name into the, "Contact Info," field. Block all calls from restricted, unavailable and private numbers using the same steps.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some believe ghosts can affect the types of dreams you have. If you begin having intense nightmares, this can be a sign of a haunting. You may have nightmares about the supernatural and feel like something is chasing or attacking you in your sleep. Nightmares may be very vivid, to the point you can physically feel things in your dreams. If you're experiencing things like shortness of breath during sleep, however, see a doctor. This can be a sign of a medical condition, such as sleep apnea, which should be ruled out before you attribute the issues to ghosts. Nightmares can also have psychological causes. If you've been stressed or upset lately, this may be causing your nightmares as well. Your own intuition can help guide you when evaluating whether your house is haunted. People who live in allegedly haunted homes sometimes feel like they're being watched. If you ever get a sense you're not alone, even if no one else is in the room, this can be a sign of a haunting. If you have other people living with you, ask them if they experience the sense of being watched as well. Keep in mind, feelings of nervousness and paranoia can also be attributed to underlying mental health issues. This kind of anxiety should be evaluated by a mental health professional. Ghosts can allegedly affect personality and mood. If you or another household member becomes angry, irritable, or inexplicably sad, this may be a sign of a haunting. If negative moods tend to only surface in your home, this indicates there may be a ghost present. Low moods and irritability can be a sign of mental health issues, however. If you have a persistent low mood for a long time, see a therapist before attributing it to a haunting. Some people believe hauntings cause mild physical symptoms. For example, you may sometimes come down with small colds. Hauntings can also cause an overall feeling of weakness. As these symptoms can be caused by a number of other ailments, however, see a doctor before attributing them to a haunting. If everyone in the house is experiencing physical symptoms, have your home investigated by professionals to check for hazards like mold and bacteria.

SUMMARY: Pay attention to your dreams. Notice if you feel you're being watched. Evaluate changes in your own or other people's moods. Watch for strange illnesses and feelings of weakness.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can wash your hair and then blow dry it completely or let it air dry and then style after a few hours. Pour a dime-sized amount of mousse into your palm and rub it between your hands for about 5 seconds. Run it through your hair and then use a brush to distribute the product more evenly. Mousse will give your hair texture and will help set the curls with the curling iron. Some mousse products contain heat protectants that will prevent the curling iron from damaging your hair. If your mousse doesn't have this, spray a separate heat protectant product on your hair.

SUMMARY:
Start with dry hair.