In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password before proceeding. Scroll down until you find in your News Feed the post you want to share. You can also go to the profile of the person who shared the post and find it there. Not all posts can be shared. If the person who created the post has their privacy settings set to "Friends" or "Friends of Friends", you won't be able to share their post. Look for a Share button below the post; if you see one, you can share the post. The original post's creator's security settings will still influence the sharing options you have. It's below the post. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. In the drop-down menu, click one of the following options (you won't always see all of these options): Share Now (Friends) Immediately shares the post to your timeline without adding any text. Share... Opens the post in a "New Post" window in which you can add text (e.g., commentary). Share as Message Opens a Messenger window in which you can specify a friend (or a group of friends) to whom you want to send the post. Share on a friend's timeline Opens a "New Post" window in which you can specify a friend's timeline as the posting location. Share to a Page Opens a "New Post" window in which you can share the post as one of the pages you manage. If you're creating a new post on your wall, sharing via Messenger, or sharing on a page or a friend's timeline, you can enter a message or tag people in the top text field in the "New Post" window. If you're sharing the post via Messenger, you'll need to enter a friend's name in the "To" text box. If you're sharing the post on a page you manage, you'll have to select the page in the top-left corner of the "New Post" window. If you're posting the shared content on a friend's timeline, enter the friend's name into the "Friends" text box at the top of the window. If you added text to the shared content, this button will be in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so posts the shared item. If you're sending the post via a message, you'll click Send here instead.
Summary: Open Facebook. Find the post you want to share. Make sure that you can share the post. Click Share. Select a sharing option. Add text to your post if necessary. Click Post.

Blogger is a free service that comes packaged with every Google account. Blogs published with Blogger will have a Blogspot URL. Blogger allows you to create blogs as well as follow them. The blogs that you follow will appear on your Blogger Reading List. See this guide for creating a Google account. You can follow any Blogspot blog, even if it doesn't have a Follow button. All you need is the URL. The Blogspot URL is the same as the feed URL, allowing you to follow it using the Blogger Reading List (or any other blog reader). You can find your Blogger Reading List by logging into Blogger with your Google account. Your reading list is located below any Blogger blogs that you currently have. Note: You can follow blogs with a variety of different readers. The method is usually very similar to using Blogger. Click the Add button and a new window will open. Paste in the URL for Blogspot blog you want to follow. Use the drop-down menu to choose whether to follow publicly using your Google+ profile, or anonymously. You can add multiple URLs at once by clicking the "+ Add" link and entering the next URL on the next line. After you've added a Blogger blog, all of the latest posts will be displayed in your Reading List. You can filter the Reading List by selecting the blog that you want to see from the left menu, or see all the latest updates by clicking the "All blogs" option.
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One-sentence summary -- Create a Blogger account. Copy the URL. Open your Blogger Reading List. Add the blog's URL to your Reading List. Read Blogspot entries.

Q: Do not try to look at every clover individually, as this will take far too long. Instead, stand above the patch and scan it closely. Pause if a clover jumps out at you and check to see if it has four leaves. If scanning from a distance isn't working, crouch near the clover patch. Run your hands over the clover patch slowly. Focus in on the clovers as they pass through your fingers, checking for clovers with extra leaves. If you see what appears to be a four-leaf clover, push away the clovers surrounding it. See if it actually has four leaves. Clovers sometimes look like they have four leaves, but you're really seeing leaves from another clover clustering near it. If you happen to find a four-leaf clover, keep looking in that area. Four-leaf clovers are caused by a genetic mutation. Therefore, they tend to be found close together as the seeds will spread around the same area. You may be lucky enough to find a second four-leaf clover.
A: Scan the patch carefully. Skim the surface with your hands. Push the leaves apart if you think you see a four-leaf clover. Look in the same area if you find a four leaf clover.

Problem: Article: If you have a spill on your carpet that is liquid, you should try to soak up as much of it as you can right away. Whether it's a beverage, urine, food, or other type of liquid, baking soda does a great job of absorbing all kinds of liquid and pulling them out of your carpet. Sprinkle baking soda over the stain, making sure that you put enough down to absorb all of the liquid. Give it a few minutes to soak it up. If you spilled a lot of liquid, it's best to blot away the excess liquid with a towel before you sprinkle baking soda over it. If you have a simple water-soluble spill, you can use a mixture of vinegar and water to clean it up. Mix a 1/4 teaspoon of white vinegar with 32 ounces of water in a spray bottle. Spray it on simple spills and then blot the area to remove all the residue. Some spills that this will work on include: Beer Cola Milk Dirt Blood stains can be particularly hard to get out of fabrics, including carpets. Hydrogen peroxide can be helpful with removing blood, as it is a natural oxidizer and so it can break blood up. Put some hydrogen peroxide on a clean cloth and dab the area repeatedly. It can take awhile to get the blood out, so take your time and be patient while the hydrogen peroxide does its magic. Be sure to test that the hydrogen peroxide will not damage the carpet fibers on an area of carpet that is not seen before using it in a visible area. If you use hydrogen peroxide, be sure to choose the 3% diluted solution rather than the 6% diluted solution. Club soda will remove many acidic stains, such as coffee, wine, or juice. Simply blot the area with a cloth covered in club soda. Keep adding more club soda to the cloth as it is absorbed into the stained area until the area is relatively saturated. As the stain is removed, and gets onto the cleaning cloth you are using, use a different area of the cloth to blot, so that the stain is not reapplied to the carpet. Once the stain is gone, make sure to keep dabbing the area with a dry cloth until the area is dry.
Summary:
Pre-treat stains with baking soda. Apply vinegar and water to stains. Use hydrogen peroxide on blood stains. Apply club soda to acidic stains.