Problem: Article: twitter.com into the address bar. Click on the gear-shaped icon in the upper-right hand corner of your Twitter homepage. Select "Settings" from the drop down menu.
Summary: Open your preferred web browser application. Enter www. Click on "Log in" in the upper right hand corner of the web page. Sign in to your Twitter account by entering your username and password. Open your account settings page. Scroll to the bottom of your account settings page. Select on "Deactivate my account" and you will be directed to the deactivation confirmation page. Click on the blue button that reads "Deactivate" with the Twitter account name you wish to delete.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Insert your action replay as you normally would into your Nintendo DS. After you receive the "Warning - Health and Safety" warning message, if your Action Replay does not load, your DS is not detecting your action replay. In this case, you should see the following options: Pictochat DS Download play There is no DS card inserted There is no Game Pack inserted It is recommended that you turn off your DS before inserting or removing DS Game Cards or Gameboy Advance Game Paks. After your DS has powered off, remove your Action Replay from the device. Common household cleaners can damage the connectors that link your Action Replay to your DS, so it's best to avoid these. Instead, take a Q-tip or cotton-ball, apply a little bit of Isopropyl Alcohol (70-90% strength, also called rubbing alcohol), and wipe the metal connectors on your Action Replay. The connectors that link your Action Replay to your DS are on the bottom back of your Replay. They are shaped like a series of flat, metallic teeth, much like the teeth of a comb. You can also use electronics cleaner, which is available at most electronics stores or larger retailers that have technology departments, like Target or Walmart. Do not use too much of your cleaner. This can do damage to the internal parts of your Action Replay or your DS. Instead, dampen your cotton-ball or Q-tip with your cleaner, wipe the connectors, and then dry with a clean, soft cloth. Now that you've cleaned the connectors on your action replay, there should be better connectivity between it and your DS and, hopefully, it will start normally. If this does not solve your problem, your Action Replay might be broken or your situation might require a different fix.

SUMMARY: Check to make sure your action replay is detected. Remove your action replay. Clean the cartridge connectors. Attempt using your Action Replay again.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hold the punch needle like you would a pen or pencil, with the tip of the needle resting on your taut fabric. The bevel, which is the scooped-out, open side of the needle, always needs to face the direction of your stitches. As you stitch, you'll have to keep rotating the pen so that it faces the direction you're stitching. Loosen the screw at the top of the large hoop until the hoop easily slides off. Then, just remove your fabric from the top of the small hoop.
Summary: Hold the needle with the bevel side facing the direction you are punching. Pull apart the embroidery hoop to remove the completed pattern.

Locate the wheel mounting slots and axle on the bike's fork for the forward wheel. Make sure they're facing away from the bike itself. If they aren't, simply twist the fork around until they are. Before you attach it to the bike's body, make sure the handlebar isn't able to move on its stem. Adjust it so it's positioned as though you were riding forward in a straight line. Then tighten the stem bolts to fix it in this position. If your bike has any brake or shift cables attached to the handlebar, give them a quick inspection. Double-check to be sure that they haven't become tangled up or knotted. If needed, undo any knots or twists. First, refer to your owner's manual to determine if your handlebar has a quill stem or an A-head. Each requires different steps to attach it to the bike's body. Depending on which you have: Quill stem: Lubricate the stem with grease. Locate the minimum insertion mark on the wedge-shaped part at its bottom. Insert this into the bike's corresponding tube. Make sure the handlebar is aligned with the fork, then tighten the stem center bolt. A-head: Locate the stem cap, undo its bolts, and remove the cap. Fix the handlebar on top of the stem. Replace the cap and bolts and retighten them. Consult your owner's manual find out how much torque you need to correctly attach your handlebar. If you don't have a manual, get advice from someone at your local bike shop.
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One-sentence summary -- Face the fork forward. Immobilize the handlebar. Inspect the cables. Attach the handlebar to the bike.

Q: Natural light is always better for photography. However, direct sunlight, particularly in the middle of the day when the sun is straight overhead, is often not flattering. If you are able, take photos on an overcast day. If you are inside, try taking photos near a window with natural light (but not direct sunlight) coming in. If you must use light that isn't natural, avoid fluorescent lighting and overhead lighting. Indoors, you may be able to turn off overhead lights and turn on lamps for a better light effect. If direct overhead lighting (either natural or artificial) can't be avoided, use the flash on your camera to fill in light so that there are no shadows under your nose or eyes. Don't become an embarrassed internet celebrity by taking and sharing photos of yourself with embarrassing things in the background. Bathrooms and messy bedrooms are often not the best choice for selfies, but they frequently occur there. A picture is never flattering if there is a toilet in the background. If you are indoors, find a neutral background such as a blank wall or a window. If you are outdoors or at an event, be sure to include yourself and your environment so that your picture tells a story. You may add some visual interest to your photograph by providing a visual frame. Here are a few suggestions for framing your photo: Pose in a doorway. Use both arms outstretched to hold the camera instead of one. Stand between two things, such as trees or bushes outdoors. Use your hand under or on your chin to frame the bottom of your photo.
A: Find natural light. Check your background. Think about framing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is for if you fart in the pool. If they reach the surface, people think it is you breathing out. Here you can fart unnoticed because of the bubbles that are already there. All the bubbles surrounding you will cover it up. Also, nobody can smell your fart underwater!
Summary:
If you have to flatulate in the pool, get out of the pool and into the bathrooms/change rooms. Splash to hide those rising bubbles. Dive to the bottom (or close to the bottom) of the deep end and then swim away before the bubbles reach the surface. Quickly head to the Jacuzzi. Jump in the pool, and as soon as you're in the water, fart!