Log in if you are not logged in automatically. It's a long rectangular grey box and can be found at the top of the page. You'll find the people button just below the search bar and above the images. The follow button is just below the person's profile image. Now that you have followed this person you will see their new pins on your pinboard.
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One-sentence summary -- Open https://pinterest.com. Click on the Search bar. Enter a name into the search bar. Hit enter. Click People. Find the person you want to follow. Click Follow.

Q: As soon as you discover a burglary, do as much as possible to keep animals or other people out of the room. Avoid touching anything that might be considered evidence until the police arrive. Although your fingerprints will be all over everything in your own home anyway, you don't want to disturb any evidence left behind by the perpetrator. Figure out how the burglar got into your home and check outside for signs such as tire marks or shoe prints. Take inventory of your belongings and figure out what's missing or destroyed. If the burglars left things strewn about and you have difficulty picturing how things were before, you might look through your photos and see if you have any pictures of the room before so you can better recognize what is and isn't there. Avoid disturbing anything until police arrive, however. For example, if a bookcase was overturned, leave it as it is until police have seen it. Then you can move it and determine if its contents also were stolen. If you have a safe or a secret hiding place for valuables, check whether it has been discovered or disturbed. In addition to what was stolen, what wasn't stolen also may be valuable evidence, particularly if the burglar seemed to be targeting certain types of items but left things with obvious value. For example, the burglar may have stolen your movie and video game collection, but left your television and video game console. This information can provide clues as to the type of burglar who was in your home. For example, items such as televisions and video game consoles have serial numbers, so they can be tracked. Many electronics also have anti-theft tracking devices or software installed. Movies and video games, however, are virtually untraceable and can be easily sold at pawn shops or other stores that buy and sell used media. Therefore, a burglar who steals those items and leaves others probably is a rather risk-averse criminal who needed quick cash. Photographs can help you see things you didn't notice before. You also want to have evidence of the way things looked. After the police have left, you will want to clean up and put things away, but having pictures could be valuable later. The way the burglar moved through your home and searched for things to steal may provide clues about the type of burglar he is, including his age and his level of experience. For example, a burglar who ransacked the place and destroyed other property in the process may be someone who is younger and more inexperienced, while if it's obvious specific items were targeted and nothing else was touched, the burglar is more likely to be someone with more experience who knew what he was after and what he could get rid of quickly and easily for maximum profit. Sometimes the person who robbed you will leave dirty handprints, footprints, or other evidence. The sloppier the burglar was, the more evidence he or she probably left behind. Additionally, if the burglar broke windows or glass, either on the way into the home or during the course of the burglary, there may be blood from which police can extract DNA evidence. Anything the burglar did that was unrelated to stealing your stuff could be part of the criminal's signature. These details may seem unimportant to you, but could become the key that unlocks the identity of the suspect especially if police have noticed a pattern of similar crimes occurring in close geographic proximity. Burglars often repeat not only the crime but the way they commit the crime, so evidence of unusual activity unrelated to the crime may help identify the perpetrator of several burglaries. For example, some burglars have habits such as making a sandwich or playing video games while they're in the house. These activities can provide evidence as well as link your burglary to other pending or unsolved burglaries in the area.
A: Secure the scene. Determine what was stolen. Photograph the crime scene. Look for anything left behind by the perpetrator. Make note of anything unusual or out of place.

Article: Zynga Poker follows standard no-limit Texas Hold'Em rules. Each player is dealt two cards face down, and the goal is to make the best five-card hand using the community cards that are dealt in the center of the table. Betting occurs after the first two cards are dealt, after the first three community cards are shown, after the fourth card is shown, and after the fifth card is shown. Each player takes turns as the dealer, with betting occurring to the dealer's left. The first two players to the dealer's left must bet automatically to start the round, called "blinds". For detailed instructions on how to play Texas Hold'Em, see this guide. When you choose a table, you "sit down" at an empty seat. If there is a hand in progress, you will need to wait until the next hand is dealt in order to play. When you sit at a table, you will see your opponents and the amount of chips that they have. As play continues around the table, you will see each player's bet for the round in front of them. When action reaches you, you can decide to Call (match any bets), Check (pass if there are no bets to match), Bet/Raise (increase the bet), or Fold (discard your cards and withdraw from the hand). You can set your action before play reaches you if you know what you want to do beforehand. If the action is no longer viable when play reaches you (for example, you set to Check but someone Raises), you can change it. Each player has a time limit to perform an action. The time limit is represented by a yellow bar around the active player's picture that depletes as the time limit counts down. If you are playing on mobile, you will need to use the bet slider to increase or decrease your bet. There are some major differences when playing online, mainly stemming from the fact that no one is playing with real money. This will lead to a lot of raises that you probably wouldn't see at an actual poker. It can be very difficult to bluff in online poker, as you can't see anyone's faces or physical reactions. Opponents are much more likely to call raises in online poker as well, since the money isn't real. If you run out of chips from your initial buy-in, you can choose to "rebuy", which will give you more chips and allow you to keep playing. You must have chips available in your bank in order to rebuy. If you don't want to keep playing, click the "Stand Up" button in the upper-left corner. You will leave your seat, though you can continue to watch the table. If you want to return to the lobby, click the "To Lobby" button. You cannot leave the table when you have an active hand. While the main way to get chips is to win them from other players, there are a variety of way that you can earn more chips. On the left side of the lobby screen, you can participate in a slot machine that can award you chips if you win. You get a free pull after a certain amount of time has passed, but you can pull whenever you'd like if you pay with Casino Gold. Casino Gold costs real money. You can also purchase more chips directly from Zynga by clicking on your chip total in the corner of the lobby screen. You can choose which package you'd like to purchase with real money. You can win a small amount of chips and test your poker knowledge by clicking the Poker Genius button. This is located in the upper-right corner of the screen , in the Dice menu. Poker Genius will quiz you on which hands are most likely to win, and correct answers are awarded a small amount of chips. Poker Genius is only available for a few rounds per day.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand how to play Texas Hold'Em. Sit down at a table. Choose your action. Understand how online poker differs from live poker. Decide to buy again if you lose. Leave the table when you're done. Get more chips.