Article: You'll find this phone-shaped app icon on the Home Screen, or you can swipe up or down to open the App Drawer and look for it there. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. Tapping it prompts a drop-down menu. This is in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the Call Settings page. It's in the "CALL SETTINGS" section of the page. The switch will change color, signifying that your Samsung Galaxy will no longer take calls from unknown sources. If you just want to block a single number, type it into the "Add phone number" text box near the top of the page and then tap Done in the keypad. You'll still be able to receive calls from people who aren't in your contacts as long as they're using actual phone numbers. If you want to restrict incoming calls to only people who are in your contacts, try using the "Should I Answer?" app.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the Phone app. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Block numbers. Tap the white "Block anonymous calls" switch .

Problem: Article: Press S and then reduce the width by 2 grid marks. This will smooth the shape even more.
Summary: Press E to extrude. Bring down 1 grid mark. Press E to extrude. Zoom out a little bit and press Shift and the middle mouse button to pan your object. Click on Add Modifier >> Subdivision Surface.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is a great first step to take so you don't forget someone important. If you will be talking to a large audience, feel free to be vague about who you are addressing. For example, say "I want to thank all my teachers" rather than listing their names, and say "I want to thank my friends" rather than naming everyone. This is quicker and less likely to make some feel left out. If you are talking to close friends or family, address the people you are thanking by name. Write down every person or group of people that comes to mind. You can edit this later on. Unless you have a very short amount of time to speak, you should expand your speech to include why you are thankful towards these individuals. Write down words or phrases about why you are thankful towards these friends, family members, coaches, professors, and so on. Be honest about why you are thanking someone. The reasoning here can be very simple. For example, "My history teacher always made me laugh," or "My mom woke me up every morning" are good reasons to thank someone. The more heartfelt the gratitude, the better. Take time to reflect on your feelings. Freewrite about the topic of graduation and being thankful. Jot down any thought that relates to being thankful and graduating from your school or program. You may find some interesting ideas or things you want to say that didn't come up before. Remember, there is no wrong way to brainstorm. Just keep writing. Continue to freewrite until you cannot think of anything else to say, and for at least 30 minutes. Now, you've brainstormed about your speech, so it is time to write it.

SUMMARY: Make a list of everyone you want to thank. Write down why you want to thank those people. Write down any other thoughts you have about this topic.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap your device's home button to take you to your home screen. Press and hold a blank space on your home screen to make the home screen customization window pop up. Tap on the "Shortcuts" button there. Scroll down the list of shortcuts you can add to your home screen until you see the Playlist shortcut. Tap the Playlist shortcut and you will see a list of all the Playlists you've created. Select a playlist by tapping on the playlist's name. The shortcut will then be displayed on your home screen. Relocate the Playlist icon within the home screen so you have easy access to it when you need it. Do this by tapping and holding the icon, then dragging and dropping it to a position in the home screen you wish the icon to be.
Summary: Go home. Access the Shortcuts button. Locate the Playlist shortcut. Select and add the playlist to your home screen. Adjust the shortcut's location.

A variety of different materials can be used to make art and each of these materials will create a different visual effect. For example, sculptors can use stone, marble, wire or wood to create their art. Similarly, painters can use watercolours, oil, chalk, and pencil. When you are looking at art, comment on the materials or medium used to create the image. If you can't identify them, look at the label. In order to sound knowledgeable while discussing art, learn to identify the style of art. For example, some common and recognizable styles include abstract, realist, expressionist, surrealist, or impressionist. A piece of art that uses realism can be easily identified because the artist attempts to create an image that looks real, almost like a photograph. Alternatively, an abstract piece of art does not attempt to mimic reality and instead, can include random splatters of paint or lines to create a thought provoking image. Familiarize yourself with the different styles by searching online for images of the different styles of art. For example, search for "impressionist images." Visit museums, which often group art by style. You may find yourself in a room of surrealist paintings, for instance. The style of art can also be described by looking at the content of the image. For example, learn the differences between portraits (image of a person), landscapes (image of a place), or still life (image of an object) works of art. It is also a good idea to know some descriptive words that you can use while describing art. You can use them to describe the mood of the painting, as you perceive it: Dynamic Intimate Suggestive Challenging You may have heard of renaissance art, modern art, or cubism before. These are a few different time periods and movements within art history. To talk about a work of art, check its time period. Consider how the historic moment impacted the way that art was created. Consider the movements that were happening at that time. For example, Cubism was a type of modern art that was developed in the early twentieth century. Artists, such as Picasso, departed from the romantic and realistic artwork of the late nineteenth century and began creating more abstract images. Think about any major world events, such as war, that may be reflected in the piece. Consider what was taboo at the time and place the art was made. Works that may not seem shocking now might have been, then, or vice versa.
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One-sentence summary -- Talk about the materials used. Identify the style of art. Consider the content. Familiarize yourself with common descriptive terms. Check the time period of the piece.

This move is a great leg exercise to help you get skinnier thighs. As an added bonus, your core muscles will stay engaged the entire time, helping you burn fat. Even if you aren't the best swimmer, the wave maker is an easy exercise. Walk to water that is chest-deep. Grab onto the edge of the pool deck with your left hand. Place your right hand firmly against the wall just below the water line for stability. Face the fingers of your right hand down to help stabilize yourself. Holding onto the wall for stability, extend your legs behind you to the water level. Keep your feet and knees together. Engage your abs when you lift your legs to this position. Initiate the motion with your abs and hips and transfer it through your thighs and knees. Point your toes to help kick as hard as you can. Kick for 30 seconds and take a 30 second break. Repeat as long as you can. If you need to rest for 45 seconds for the last few rounds, do so. Also, if you need to switch positions of your hands, feel free to do it during your rest time. If you can't make it the full 30 seconds, separate your legs. These kicks are an easier moderation and will help you reach the full time.
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Work your legs and abs. Face the pool wall and stabilize yourself. Extend your legs behind you. Kick like a dolphin. Continue for 30 second intervals.