You'll need the latest version of Snapchat in order to access the video chat features. The new video chat was introduced in version 9.27.0.0, released March 2016. You can check for updates using your device's app store. Video calls are not available in all areas. Video calls are placed directly from the chat screen. You can only make video calls to other Snapchat users. You can open your recent conversations by swiping from left to right on the main Snapchat screen. Swipe a conversation from left to right to open it. You can also tap the "New Chat" button in the upper-right corner and then select the person you want to call. If you haven't done this before, you'll be warned that video calls will use mobile data if you aren't connected to a wireless network. The other person will be notified that you're calling them for a video chat. If they have notifications for Snapchat enabled, they'll be notified no matter what they're doing on their phone. If they don't have notifications enabled, they'll only see the call if they're currently using Snapchat. You may get a "Busy 😫" message, indicating that the other person is not available to receive video calls at the moment. The recipient will be able to either just watch your video, or join the conversation and share video as well. If you're receiving a video call, tap "Watch" to see the other person but not show yourself, "Join" to join the call and send video back, or "Ignore" to send a "Busy" message. You can switch between your front and rear cameras at any time during the chat. Tap your video to make it full screen, then tap the camera switch button in the upper-right corner. This will let you use your phone, but it won't hang up your call. Tap it again to resume full screen. This will not actually end the connection. You'll still be able to see and hear the other person until either they hang up or you close the chat. You can close the chat by switching to another Snapchat screen, switching apps, or closing Snapchat. You'll see a small circle appear while you hold the button. You can record a message up to ten seconds long, and it will play when they open the conversation next. You can cancel the recording by dragging your finger to the "X" button.
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One-sentence summary -- Update Snapchat. Open a conversation with the person you want to call. Tap the Video button to place a video call. Wait for the other person to pick up. Switch the camera you're using. Swipe down on the video to minimize it. Tap the Video button to hang up. Press and hold the Video button to record a video message.

Q: Quitting any addiction cold-turkey has a low rate of success. Relapse rates are high for addicts with chemical addictions like nicotine or alcohol, as well as those with behavioral or procedural addictions like gambling, shopping, or internet addictions. Instead of trying to quit cold turkey, make a plan to scale back your internet usage in a manageable way, so you don't feel overwhelmed by the sudden loss of an important part of your life. Set manageable goals. If scaling back to one hour a day is your ultimate goal, maybe start with three hours a day. When you feel comfortable with one step down, reduce your daily allotment by half an hour. Keep scaling back your internet usage until you reach your goal. After you've made your plan, you need to stick to it, and you can't do that unless you're keeping careful track of how much time you're spending on the internet. If you're allowing yourself three hours a day at first, you might break that up into three sessions that are one hour each. If that's the case, make sure to set a timer to let yourself know when your hour is up each time you sit down at your computer. Egg timers can be purchased very inexpensively at any grocery store in the kitchen tools sections. Most phones have a timer app on them. You addiction may be so heavy that you don't trust yourself to stick to the schedule you've set for yourself. If that's the case, there are programs you can install that will limit your internet time for you. The program called Freedom will block you from the entire internet for up to eight hours at a time, whereas Anti-Social will block only social media sites like Facebook. If you don't trust yourself not to just turn those programs off, purchase one that requires a password to disable its settings, and have a friend set up the password. Choose a friend you trust not to give you the password!
A: Make a plan. Set a timer. Buy or download an internet-blocking app.

Article: With a little creative application, a single lemon can serve as both cleaning solution and sponge. Cut the lemon down the middle widthwise. You can now grip it by the peel-side and use it as a handheld scrubber to treat yucky shower stains. Pick out the seeds before you start scrubbing so they don't end up at the bottom of your shower. The natural acids in lemon juice are safe enough for you to use them to clean your shower as often as you'd like without having to worry about wearing down the acrylic finish. You may also have success using another type of citrus, such as grapefruit. Work the exposed fruit over the acrylic surface. As you press the lemon into the acrylic, the juice will gradually squeeze out, breaking up hard water stains, mold and mineral deposits. After you've worn the lemon down, simply grab the other half or cut a new one and keep going over the area until it's spotless. Just as a precaution, avoid using lemon in conjunction with other green cleaning ingredients like sea salt. Even water-soluble abrasives may be enough to scratch up acrylic. Once you've given the shower a thorough scrubbing, give the lemon juice a little time to work its magic. Though mild, the acids that the juice contains will usually be enough to deal with the majority of commonplace stains. The longer you let the juice soak, the better the end result will be. Lemon juice is especially useful for dissolving stains that result from exposure to hard water or chemicals. Citric acid will not only clean and disinfect, it will also help brighten up the acrylic and restore it to its original luster. Flush every surface of the shower with warm water, taking care to get rid of any lingering juice or pulp from the lemon. If necessary, go back over the acrylic one more time with a soft towel or sponge. When you're done, your shower should be pristine and have a fresh, clean scent!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Slice a large lemon in half. Rub the lemon directly onto the surface of the shower. Allow the lemon juice to sit for 10-20 minutes. Rinse the shower clean.

Article: You have to have the right amount and type of Energy needed for the attack cost (listed on the card to the left of the attack name) attached to that Pokemon in order to attack. Some attacks require colorless energy. There are indicated by white stars, and can be any type of energy. Other attacks will require specific energy types. Most cards have a Weakness to a particular type. It will receive additional damage if your Pokemon is of the type it has weakness to. It will receive less damage if your Pokemon is of the type it has resistance to. The damage an attack inflicts will be to the right of the attack name. There are also some effects that are listed beneath some attacks that can increase the damage output, so watch out for those! This damage is placed on the defending Pokemon (your opponent's Active Pokemon). In game, damage will be referred to as damage counters, with each one representing 10 damage. You can keep track of these damage counters by using official counters, any sort of small flat objects, or with dice. Pokemon with 0 HP (the amount of damage is greater than or equal to the HP of the Pokemon) are knocked out. Place them in their owner's discard pile, along with any Energies or items that may be attached, and any or all evolutions. Then, you can take a Prize card.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Attack. Note your opponent's weakness. Check the defending Pokemon's resistance. Inflict damage. Discard knocked out Pokemon.