INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Show respect by humbling yourself before God. Dress plainly (if you can), do not show off your prayer pridefully to those nearby, and pray on your knees with head bowed (if you can). You may want to begin by reading a passage from the Bible which has significance and meaning to you. This will open your heart to His word and show him your devotion. Thank God for all of his blessings. Thank him for the things that make you happy, that make your life better, or that make the world a better place. Understand that these blessings are God showing his love for his people and should be celebrated and appreciated. Ask God's forgiveness for the mistakes that you make. Keep your heart open and remember that we all make mistakes: nobody is perfect. Though you may have trouble admitting it or thinking of a mistake you have made, you will find some way that you can be better. Be sincere and you will know in your heart if God forgives you. Ask God's guidance. He isn't a genie or some magical granter of wishes...He is merely there to guide you on the path you are meant to follow. Ask him to lead you and show you the right decisions and the ways to better yourself as a person, as well as the world and people around you. Pray for those who you feel need prayers. You can pray for your family, for your friends, or for strangers. Ask God to show them His love and to also help them find their way when they are lost. Do not cast judgement on them or their problems: God is the only Judge and He will do what is right. Remember that people are not the Devil or demons; they are souls, just as you are, and can be led by God. Don't ask for them to be struck down, ask for them to realize their mistakes and seek forgiveness just as you do. Close your prayer in whatever way you feel is appropriate. The most common way is to say 'Amen'.

SUMMARY: Show respect. Read from the Bible. Thank God. Ask forgiveness. Ask for guidance. Pray for others. Close your prayer.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your preferred browser. This will open your News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't already logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the upper-right side of the page before continuing. This icon is in the upper-right side of the Facebook page. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu. This tab is in the upper-left side of the page. Any name listed in the "Block users" area, which is in the middle of the page, is a person you have blocked.

SUMMARY: Open Facebook. Click . Click Settings. Click Blocking. Review your blocked users list.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may find it helpful to get some outside perspective on the poem. You may show the poem to a close friend or a peer at school and ask them how they would approach the poem. You may ask the person, What do you think the poem is about? What is your experience of reading the poem? You may also ask a colleague at work or at your university for some perspective on the poem. You may approach a colleague in a class on poetry and ask them for their opinion, as they may be more familiar with reading and interpreting poetry. You can also try showing the poem to a poetry group to get their impression of the poem. You may join a poetry group so you can get better at studying poetry or start your own poetry group with friends. Discussing a poem with others in a group can help you realize certain aspects of the poem that you may have missed and allow you to listen to the interpretation of others in the group. When you bring the poem into your poetry group, you may start the discussion by talking about your interpretation of the poem as well as your thoughts and impressions of the piece. Then, you may ask the group to share their own ideas about the poem as part of a discussion. You may find it useful to approach a professor or a teacher who studies poetry to get some guidance. Bring a copy of the poem with you and ask the teacher what they think about the poem as well as your interpretation of the poem. You may have a discussion with the teacher about how to study the poem and the genre of poetry in general.

SUMMARY: Show the poem to a friend or colleague. Discuss the poem in a poetry group. Ask a professor or teacher for guidance.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Wi-Fi icon is usually the first icon in the Notification drop-down panel of your home screen. Depending on the device you are using, go to the list of networks available and just choose the name of the mobile hotspot. If the network requires a password, simply type it in and hit enter. You should be able to connect to the Internet. Open your preferred browser and enter any website. If it loads, the connection is successful.

SUMMARY:
Turn on your other device's Wi-Fi. Select the name of the mobile hotspot from the list of networks. Type in the password. Check for connection.