In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap the link in the email or SMS to join the Family profile. You will be taken to the home page with a map of your current area. A trip profile will display next to your payment method at the bottom of the screen. You can also set a pickup location by tapping the search bar at the top and manually entering an address. The profile icon appears next to the payment method. This will open a list of possible profiles. The Family Profile and its shared credit card will now be billed for this trip. You can also change your default profile by tapping to open the menu, tapping the profile picture and selecting a profile.
Summary: Accept the invitation to join the profile. Open the Uber app and sign in. Drag and drop the pin to select a pickup location. Tap the trip profile icon. Select the Family Profile from the list.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It might sound basic, but you should only apply for a country's passport if you qualify for one. Confirm that you satisfy the requirements for a passport by visiting your nearest consulate or embassy, where you can ask the staff about the requirements. Avoid relying on government officials who say they have a "friend" or "contact" who can get you a passport even if you don't qualify. These scams typically involve bribing a government official, which is illegal. Although the passport may be legitimate, the methods used to obtain it are not. These type of "grey market" passports are very popular in Bulgaria, Cambodia, Mexico, and Paraguay. A common fraud is to use the identity of a dead person to obtain a passport. You should never accept a passport that doesn't contain your name and correct personal information. Also avoid applying for a passport where you are encouraged to provide fake documents, such as a fake birth certificate. It is a major red flag if a government official tells you something that contradicts the laws of the nation. This person is lying to you and probably trying to scam you. Common scams involve economic citizenship programs. In many countries, you can become a citizen if you invest a certain amount of money to start a business in the country. However, these programs should be public knowledge. Avoid someone who hypes an economic citizenship program you can't find any information about. The cheapest economic citizenship programs run about $100,000 per person and have five-figure fees. It also takes several months to be accepted by the program. If someone promises lower fees or faster processing, then recognize you are being scammed. You can ask about economic citizenship programsand all other immigration lawsby visiting your nearest embassy or consulate. Most countries have a rigorous application process for becoming a naturalized citizen. You typically must spend a certain amount of time in the country and undergo a background check. If the application process seems easy, then it may be a scam. When in doubt, talk to an immigration attorney who can confirm that the application process is legitimate. In the United States, you can obtain a referral to an immigration attorney by contacting your nearest bar association. In other countries, you can find a qualified attorney by visiting your country's consulate or embassy. For example, a U.K. citizen in Thailand should find the U.K. embassy. You should renew a passport through the government office that issued your passport. Only work through them. Another common scam is for third parties to advertise that they can expedite the renewal process in as little as 24 hours. Many of these scammers advertise through Google Adwords, so you'll probably see their names at the top of the results page. As part of the scam, they usually have you fill out detailed forms that ask for personal information. Scammers then use this information. These scam websites typically do not list a physical address and have 800 telephone numbers which no one picks up. " Some people might sell something called a "world passport," which they claim allows you to travel anywhere. Only a few countries recognize a world passport. To obtain this passport, you fill out an application and pay a fee. The U.S. does not recognize the world passport, so don't buy one expecting to gain admission into the U.S. At various points in time, only a few countries have recognized the world passport. These countries have included Tanzania, Burkina Faso, and Zambia. It's not clear these countries would accept the world passport today. Avoid the world passport at all costs. Instead, seek a legitimate passport from a country where you are a legally-recognized citizen.
Summary: Confirm you meet the requirements for a passport. Accept passports only in your name. Pay attention to liars. Note if the application process is easy. Don't renew your passport through third parties. Avoid the "world passport.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A heat-resistant glass mixing bowl is probably your best option here. Make sure the bowl is large enough so that you don't have to fill it more than halfway with hard wax beans. Use your bean package for guidance on how much to use. You'll probably need around 24oz (680g) to wax one of your legs. At full power, the microwave will melt the wax unevenly, causing some spots to be dangerously hot while others aren't melted at all. Setting your microwave lower will help to heat the wax more slowly and evenly. Superheated wax could spontaneously erupt when you go to stir it, which could cause serious burns. Heat wax in the microwave very slowly and very carefully. Check your user's manual for guidance on reducing the power level on your microwave. After only 10 seconds, the wax beans will look like they haven't melted at all. However, once you begin to stir them, you'll see that they're beginning to lose their shape. Stirring helps to ensure that the wax beans are heating and melting evenly, so don't skip this step! Use an oven mitt or towel to grab the bowlit may be very hot! Use a silicone spatula, wooden spoon, or wooden wax applicator stick to stir the wax. Pop the bowl back into the microwave for 10 more seconds, and make sure it's still set at 20% power. Stir the bowl again. Once the wax seems evenly melted after stirring, use a heat-resistant thermometer to check itit should be between 125160F (5271C) for use on your body. Do not use the wax if it is over 165F (74C), or you may burn your skin. Melting times vary based on your microwave and the amount of beans you're melting, but it probably won't take more than 6 rounds of 10-second heating increments. While a microwave is the quickest way to melt hard wax beans, it provides little residual heat to keep them at the ideal temperature. Within a few minutes, the wax will drop below 125F (52C) and start to get too clumpy to apply to your skin. When this happens, pop it back into the microwave for 10-second increments as before. Make sure the microwave is still set at 20% power.
Summary:
Pour the wax beans into a microwave-safe glass or bowl. Set your microwave power setting to 20 percent. Heat the wax for 10 seconds, then stir it. Repeat the process in 10-second increments until the wax is melted. Reheat the wax as needed when it starts to congeal.