INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After clicking this, if you have multiple devices on your account, you have the option to switch between the phone numbers. A PDF download will begin. You should recognize this paperwork from when you first purchased your device. Scroll to the very bottom of the PDF and you will find your IMEI.

SUMMARY: Log into your AT&T account on the website. Hover over the Profile link and click on 'Update My Profile'. Select the tab that reads 'User Information'. Scroll down slightly and click on the link that reads 'Customer Service Summary & Contract'. Click on 'Wireless Customer Agreement' when the window pops up,. Open the PDF.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Draw an upside-down egg shape that's slightly narrower on the bottom and wider on the top. Then, lightly sketch a vertical and a horizontal line going through the oval. These lines will help you balance the proportions of the person's face. Draw them lightly, since you don't want them to show in the finished drawing. If you'd like to learn more, read How to Draw a Face. Draw the person's eyes along the horizontal line and place the nose about halfway between the eyes and the bottom of the chin. Sketch eyebrows above the eyes, then add the ears so that the bottoms of the ears line up with the bottom of the nose, and the tops of the ears line up with the eyebrows. Imagine a line halfway between the bottom of the nose and the chin, then place the mouth on top of this line. From here, you can fill in details like the person's eyelashes, pupils, and hair, along with shading and other details. Erase the vertical and horizontal lines when you're finished. If you're drawing a person from a little further away, the picture will look more realistic if you create the shape of a skull. To do this, draw a circle, then draw a narrow horizontal line a little below the circle. Create the jawline by sketching angled lines coming from the sides of the circle down to where they meet the horizontal line. Females tend to have a narrower chin, while males often have a wider jawline. You can still use the crossed directional lines from a close-up drawing to help you keep the proportion as you fill in the features of the person's face. Draw these lines lightly so they don't show in your finished drawing later. Just below the head, draw a long rectangle, which will be the person's torso. Make the rectangle very narrow for a slender person, or wider if the person is large. Then, sketch a horizontal oval overlapping the bottom of the rectangle. This will be the person's hips. If the person's neck will show in the picture, draw a narrow rectangle reaching from the person's head to their core. If the person is standing still, the rectangle should be perfectly up and down. If they're leaning slightly, tilt the rectangle a little, or tilt the rectangle dramatically to show that a person is bent over or in motion, like someone who's sprinting. Use a straight line to represent each segment of the person's limbs, like their upper and lower arms and legs. Then, draw small circles anywhere that the person bends, such as their shoulders, knees, elbows, and wrists. Draw the lines and circles lightly since they're just meant to help you visualize the person's form. You'll erase them after you add detail to the drawing. After you've drawn the person's figure, it's time to add detail. If you haven't already drawn the details of their face, you can do that now, along with features like their hair, clothing, and hands. Remember, the further away a person is, the less detail you need to include. Focus on silhouettes if you're drawing a large group of people. For more tips on filling in details, read How to Draw Clothing, How to Draw Realistic Hair, How to Draw Shoes, and How to Draw a Hand. A gesture drawing is a basic sketch that captures both form and a sense of movement. Start by doing some very quick sketches (e.g., 30-60 seconds) with just a few simple lines to capture the shapes and movements that you see. Keep your lines loose, sketchy, and curved. The idea is to create something that looks dynamic and natural, not tidy and polished. If you're drawing a human figure, try drawing a line through the center of the figure, going from the top of the head to the weight-bearing foot. Build the rest of the figure around it, sketching in other lines to indicate the angles of the hips and shoulders. Keep your hand moving, and don't worry about details or accuracy.

SUMMARY: Sketch a large oval shape and a cross to draw a person's face up close. Use the lines to sketch the person's facial features. Draw a circle on top of a trapezoid to make the silhouette of a head. Draw a rounded rectangle and an oval to create the person's core. Use straight lines and circles to sketch out the person's limbs. Fill in clothing and other details once the person's body is sketched out. Try gesture drawings to capture the essence of poses and actions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is not necessary to use a non-reactive pot. When the water is boiling, add the broccoli rabe stems. Cook for 2 minutes. Cook both stems and leaves for 1 to 2 minutes more. Take the broccoli rabe out and pat it dry with a paper towel or clean kitchen towel.

SUMMARY:
Add water to a pot and boil. Add the leaves after those 2 minutes are up. Strain the broccoli rabe from the boiling water and immediately place the stems and leaves into a bowl of ice water. Leave the broccoli rabe in the ice water for several minutes.