INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Facebook "Like" button is generally depicted as a white "thumbs-up" icon on a dark-blue background. You'll find this button on social websites, product pages, and countless other places online. The Facebook "Like" button is different than the "Post to Facebook" button that you'll see around blogs and other social websites. Sites that use the "Like" button are generally smaller brands looking to gain more followers, so you're not likely to find the "Like" button on larger business pages. As long as you're signed into your Facebook account in your web browser, this will automatically add the business for which the "Like" button exists to your "Liked Pages" section on Facebook. If you aren't logged into Facebook, clicking the "Like" button will prompt you to enter your login details (e.g., your email address and password). Most sites that post any kind of content will have a Facebook logo on a button somewhere above, below, or to the side of the content; this button is normally used for sharing the content to Facebook rather than liking the page for the website itself. To share content: Click the Share button (or the Facebook logo). Enter your Facebook email address and/or password if prompted. Add a message to the post if you like. Click Post If you want to like a business, interest, or page of some sort that you can't find on the web, trying typing the page's name into the search bar at the top of the Facebook News Feed page. If the page you want to like exists, you can select it and click the "Like" button there.

SUMMARY: Know what to look for. Find a site with a "Like" button. Click the "Like" button. Try using the "Share" button instead. Search for a page you want to like on Facebook.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: when the flowers fall off. Use a sharp, sterilized pair of pruning shears or a razor to trim the stalk when the plant has stopped blooming. Leave about 1 inch (2.5cm) of the stalk, or spike, so that it can regrow. Water the orchid, then gently tug the plant out of its pot. Use your hands to loosen the roots a bit and dust off any growing media stuck to them. Then, carefully place the orchid into the new pot. If possible, pick a pot designed for orchids. If you can't find one, opt for a pot with lots of drainage holes to allow air to flow in and water to drain out. Put a saucer underneath the pot to catch excess water. If the roots of your orchid begin growing out through the holes in the bottom of the pot, that's an indication that the pot is too small and you should move it to a larger one. To promote the reblooming of orchids, mix 2 parts bark formulated specifically for orchids with 1 part peat moss to create the growing medium. Fill the space around the roots with the medium and add a light layer on top, but be sure you don't cover the leaves. Orchids need well-draining media with lots of air pockets in order to flourish. Avoid using regular potting soil in orchid pots.

SUMMARY: Cut back the stalk Move the orchid to a new pot once the roots start poking out of the bottom. Add fresh growing medium to give your orchid a nutrient boost.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use the shorter edge as your measure, or decide what part of the image you want on top of your box. Make this the center of your square. Do not fold. Make a crisp crease. Then unfold. Unfold when done. This makes 2 large triangular shapes, pointing toward the center. Stop just short of cutting the triangular piece. Cut carefully to the intersection of the creases for a nice straight edge on your box. Unfold when done. Turn the two cut flaps up and in, then fold the remaining flat sides up and over the top of the flaps, tucking it down inside your box. It should hold by itself. Repeat for the other side of the box. This will allow for the box to fit together nicely, without being too tight. If using construction or cardstock paper in solid colors, decorate as you wish. Hint: Use a small amount of glue stick to help hold the inside of the boxes down if needed. Use yarn or ribbon and add a bow.

SUMMARY: Cut the card apart and keep the bottom half for the bottom of your box. Cut a square out of the front of the card. Draw a diagonal X on the back side of the card from corner to corner. Fold one corner to meet the center of the X. Fold the same corner up once again, aligning the folded edge with the center line. Repeat for the remaining 3 corners, making crisp creases. Fold in 2 opposing corners so they meet point-to-point in the center of your square. Make 4 careful cuts along the crease line, from the edges, up to the next crease mark. Fold the other 2 opposing corners so they meet in the center. For bottom of box, cut the square 1/4 " smaller than the top. Repeat the steps to make the bottom of the box. Decorate. Add some tissue paper or cotton balls as padding for small gifts or jewelry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Grime and dirt is sometimes the only thing holding a stone in place, especially if it is an older piece of jewelry. Use care when scrubbing and always polish while holding directly over a towel, never over a sink or floor. If a piece of the jewelry is loose, take it to a jeweler to be fixed before cleaning it on your own. Pour one cup of warm water and cup of ammonia into a bowl. Do not put the diamonds in the mixture directly. Instead, take a soft toothbrush toothbrush and dip it into the mixture. To clean other gemstones, like rubies and sapphires, use two cups of water and a few drops of dish soap or detergent. Put the jewelry into the mixture. Allow the jewelry to soak for twenty minutes before removing. You can also use baby shampoo in place of soap or detergent. Begin gently scrubbing the diamonds with the toothbrush that has been dipped into the mixture. Along with cleaning the main parts of the jewelry, make sure to to get into the small areas and setting as well. If you are cleaning diamonds with a platinum setting, this mixture with ammonia will clean the setting as well as the diamonds. Use a soft toothbrush that will not be used again for any other purpose outside of cleaning. Rinse the jewelry under or in warm water when you have finished scrubbing. If you're cleaning multiple pieces of jewelry, rinse each piece individually. Then, lay the diamonds or gemstones on a tissue to dry. Store them in a safe place once they have finished drying.. If the jewelry doesn't come out as polished as you'd like it be, you can purchase a commercial jewelry cleaner. A cleaner can be purchased online or at a jewelry store. Make sure to ask a jeweler if your jewelry can withstand a commercial cleaner before using it. The directions for using a commercial jewelry cleaner depends on the type of cleaner you have. Read the instructions carefully before use.

SUMMARY:
Examine for loose prongs. Create a mixture of warm water and ammonia for diamonds. Mix warm water and soap for gemstones like rubies and sapphires. Scrub with a soft toothbrush. Rinse with warm water. Clean with a commercial jewelry cleaner.