INPUT ARTICLE: Article: One of the easiest ways to help one Facebook friend connect to another is to send a link to the other's profile. Once you copy the profile link, you can paste it into a new message (on Facebook or in your preferred messaging or email app). If you aren't already logged in to Facebook, you should do so now. It's the chat bubble containing a lightning bolt at the top of the page (in the blue bar). A menu will expand. It's at the top-right corner of the menu. To do this, start typing the name of one of your friends. As you type, a list of search results will appear. Click the correct friend once you see them in the results, and then do the same for the other friend. To start typing, tap the blank typing area at the bottom of the message. You could say something like, "Just sending a message to connect you two!" if you wish. This creates a group message. Any messages you (or your two friends) type in response will be delivered to all members of the group. If you don't want to be a part of the conversation between your two friends, you have the option to remove yourself. Just click the gear icon at the top-right corner of the message, select Leave Group, and then choose Leave Conversation.

SUMMARY: Open https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Click the Messenger icon. Click New Message. Add both friends to the "To" field. Type a message to introduce them. Press Enter or Return to send the message. Leave the conversation (optional).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look at the back of your phone, and remove the back plate by inserting your thumbnail into the gap between the Galaxy S back cover and the bottom of the rear side of the phone. Push down on the plastic part of the rear to slide the cover downwards, allowing you to lift the back cover to reveal the battery. Do this by lifting the bottom of the battery, prying it out of the battery slot. Wait a couple of seconds then put the battery back in. Remember to align the metal connectors of the battery to those in the battery compartment properly. Replace the back cover and slide the bottom part up again to lock it in. Press and hold the Power button until you feel the phone vibrate slightly, signaling that the phone is powering on.
Summary: Remove the back cover of your Galaxy S. Remove the battery. Place back the battery. Return the back cover. Turn on your device.

Go to https://web.whatsapp.com/ in your computer's web browser. If you aren't signed into WhatsApp Web in your browser, do one of the following (depending on your smartphone) before proceeding: iPhone Tap Settings in the bottom-right corner of the main WhatsApp page, tap WhatsApp Web/Desktop, point your iPhone's camera at the QR code on the right side of the WhatsApp Web page on your computer, and wait for the code to scan. Android Tap in the top-right corner of the main WhatsApp page, tap WhatsApp Web in the drop-down menu, point your Android's camera at the QR code on the right side of the WhatsApp Web page on your computer, and wait for the code to scan. It's at the top of the list of chats on the left side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the drop-down menu. It's in the Settings menu on the left side of the page. Doing so opens your WhatsApp block list. Click the name of the contact whom you want to block. This will add them to your WhatsApp block list. If you ever want to unblock the contact via WhatsApp Web, do the following: Click the X to the right of the contact's name. Click UNBLOCK when prompted. If you want to block someone who isn't in your contacts, you can block them from within their chat settings: Click the chat you want to open. Click the contact's name at the top of the page. Scroll down in the right-hand pane, then click Block. Click BLOCK when prompted.
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One-sentence summary -- Open WhatsApp Web. Sign into WhatsApp Web if necessary. Click . Click Settings. Click Blocked. Select a contact. Unblock a contact if necessary. Block a contact from a chat.

Q: Commercial quartz is non-porous, which means it won't absorb and lock in stains. However, it's still a good idea to address spills, crumbs and other messes before they have a chance to set up. This will save you the trouble of employing more intensive measures later on. The natural grain and color pattern of quartz may cause some messes to go unnoticed. With a modest amount of maintenance, you can keep your quartz countertops looking new for years.
A: Clean up spills as soon as they happen.

Article: Before you pick your essay title, you need to know your audience. Are you writing this for just your teacher, for your teacher and your peers, for your boss, your coworkers, for blog or magazine readers? Identifying your audience will help you pick the type of title that is right for your essay. Informative titles like "The Benefit of Owning a Cat vs. a Dog", for example, would be better for a classroom setting, while a creative title like "My Dog is Better than a Cat" would be better for a blog. An informative title should tell your reader exactly what you are comparing in your essay. List the subjects you want to compare so that you can make sure they are included in your title. You only need to include the broad topics or themes you want to compare, such as dogs and cats. Don't worry about putting individual points in your title. Those points will be addressed in the body of your essay. You may be comparing something to itself over time or space, like rock music in the 20th and 21st centuries, or Renaissance art in Italy and the Netherlands. If that's the case, list the subject you want to compare, and places or timeframes that you are using for your comparison. Some compare and contrast essays are meant to persuade readers toward a certain opinion, such as "Why Cats are Better than Dogs". Other essays aim for a more objective comparison of content or facts, like "The Benefits of Owning a Cat vs. a Dog". Consider whether the goal of your essay is just to compare, or to persuade through comparison. Persuasive essay titles might use words like "benefit," "better," "advantages," "should," "will," and other words that convey a sense that one subject has an advantage over the other. Informative titles might use words like "versus," "compared," or "difference". These words don't suggest that one subject is better or worse, they simply point out they are not the same. Once you know what you want to compare, how you want to compare them, and if an informative title is right for your essay, it's time to put it all together. Use your persuasive or informative words to link your subjects together. The end result should be a title that lets readers know what you want to compare and contrast, and how you plan on doing so in just a few words. If for example, you're comparing rock music across time, your title might be The Difference in Chord Progressions of 20th and 21st-century Rock Music.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Establish your audience. List what you want to compare. Decide if your essay is meant to be persuasive or not. Write your informative title.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method uses long, thin cuts and slices to give your shirt a drastic "destroyed" look. For this method, you'll want a t-shirt that you don't mind ruining. Preferably, the shirt should be solid-colored and bear no screen-printed design (screen prints can be tough and somewhat tricky to make clean cuts through). Congratulations - your shirt is ready to wear! Don't forget that this shirt exposes your midriff - if you're worried about breaking the dress code at your work or school, be sure to wear an undershirt!

SUMMARY:
Grab a suitable shirt. Wear your shirt with pride (and an undershirt).