In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The name you are using to Tweet with can have an impact on how likely it is to get noticed. By taking your Twitter name into account you can pick one that has a better chance of getting your Tweets noticed by your idol. Avoid generic names with lot's of numbers or names that are too close to ones other fans use. These names are too easy to skip over and don't stand out. For example, "belieber4758" is not a good name to use. Depending on your idol's tastes, you might want to avoid using any vulgar or rude user names. When you sign up for Twitter your account will be given a generic layout and avatar. Filling in your profile with information, biography, links, and images can help make your tweets get noticed by your idol. Generic profiles are often used by spammers or bots. Avoid looking like a spammer by customizing your profile. Adding a custom avatar can make your tweets stand out and get noticed. Chances are your idol will check out your profile if they took notice of your tweet. Having an interesting profile and tweet history will make it more likely that they will either retweet you or follow you. Try to build an interesting and engaging tweet history for your profile in order to get more attention from your idol. Tweeting about your breakfast every day is likely not going to be interesting enough for your idol to follow. You might want to demonstrate a history of supporting and promoting your idol's work. Hashtags are Twitter's method of making your tweets search-able and tracking what's popular. By adding hashtags to your tweets, you allow other fans and maybe even your idol to find them. Always make sure you're using hashtags on your tweets to build a following and increase your chances of being noticed by your idol. Hashtags allow others to find your tweets. You might use the hashtag #JustinBieber if your tweet is about Justin Bieber.
Summary: Think about your Twitter name. Customize your profile. Make your tweets interesting. Use hashtags.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A cast needs to stay away from water or anything that will add moisture. Though at certain times, getting your skin wet will happen due to perspiration, there are ways limit your exposure to water or excess moisture: Bathe in a bathtub with your arm or leg out of the water. If you must use plastic to cover your cast while bathing, use duct tape and secure it with multiple layers of plastic. Avoid walking or standing in water while wearing a cast. Cover your cast shoe before walking in the rain or snow. Your cast shoe should only be removed when bathing or sleeping. Reduce your time in hot and sunny areas, since you'll sweat more. Strenuous exercise should be done in a climate controlled environment to reduce sweat and moisture that can create that itchy feeling. Any grainy materials that end up inside the cast may generate further irritation and make the itchy feeling worse. Keep your cast clean and dry is best. Use a damp cloth and scouring powder to clean soiled spots on the cast. Be sure to brush away plaster crumbs or other objects from the edges of the cast, but do not remove or rearrange any padding. Do not break off or trim cast edges. While an itchy cast may be frustrating, it's common. Be on the look-out for these possible complications with your cast: Pressure sores due to a cast that is too tight, or not fitting properly Unpleasant and strange odors from mold or mildew, after the cast and your skin have been wet for a prolonged time Compartment syndrome, with symptoms like numbness in your affected limb, cold or pale skin with bluish color, increased pain or swelling, and burning or stinging sensations You develop a fever or skin problems at the cast edges Your cast breaks, cracks or develops soft spots Your cast becomes badly soiled You feel blister or sore developing inside the cast
Summary: Keep your cast away from water. Reduce sweating or excess perspiration. Restrict your cast from getting dirt, mud, or sand inside. Seek medical attention when there are bigger problems.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Go to Dropbox website and log in using your username and password. You can also launch your online account directly from the Dropbox icon on your desktop. Just find the Dropbox icon, right-click on it, and click Dropbox.com. From the Dropbox homepage, click on Sharing from in the sidebar menu on the left. The list of Shared folders and Removed folders will be displayed. Under the Removed folders, you'll find the previously shared folders you had access to. Find the one you like to rejoin and click Rejoin. You'll be asked to confirm this through a pop-up dialog box. Click Rejoin Folder. Within seconds, you'll see the folder you rejoined disappear from the Removed folders section and appear under your Dropbox folders. You will now be able to see and access the files under it once again.
Summary:
Log into your Dropbox account online. Go to the Sharing page. Rejoin a folder. View the rejoined folder.