Q: The Facebook icon looks like a blue box with a white "f" in it. If you're not automatically logged in, log in with your Facebook account. You will have to enter your email or phone number and your password. This button is located in the lower-left corner of your screen, and it looks like your Home screen page. You can use the search function, or click on your friend's name on your Friends List or News Feed. This button looks like three dots and it's right below your friend's profile picture. This will take you to a new page showing you and your friend's mutual friends, posts on each other's walls, and photos together. This button is at the bottom of the Photos window. Tapping on it will bring up a list of all photos that you and your friend are tagged in together. If you don't have many photos together, you will not see this button. Instead, you will see thumbnails of all of your photos together. Tap on a photo to zoom in.
A: Open the Facebook app. Tap the Home button. Go to your friend's profile. Tap More. Tap See Friendship from the menu. Scroll down and tap See All Photos.

Article: Although it's probably fine to drink water from the heater during an emergency, it's best to be on the safe side. You can purify water by boiling it or using iodine or bleach in very small quantities. You can filter water in an emergency by layering filtering agents on top of each other. Factory valves do not have a straight path and have small orifices. In hard-water areas, those can easily clog with sediment buildup and then no water will flow from the tank. If you can't, for whatever reason, access your water heater in an emergency, don't panic. You should have plenty of other options. Consider these to get at potable water: Possible indoor sources of water: Liquid from canned fruit and vegetables Water from the toilet tank (not the toilet bowl), unless it has been chemically treated with toilet cleaners Water from melted ice cubes Possible outdoor sources of water: Water from a rainwater collection system. Water from rivers, steams, springs, and other moving bodies of water Water from ponds, dams, and lakes
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Although water from a water heater is considered safe to drink, consider purifying or filtering it before drinking. Seriously consider replacing the original valve on the water heater with a ball-valve drain assembly. In an emergency, consider other options for potable water.

Problem: Article: There are many ways to be an important member of a group, and you probably already have a natural role within the groups that you engage with. This role may not be someone who is at the center of attention at all times, but your role is important nonetheless. Think about your role when you are in a group and try to be proud of this contribution. For example, you might be the type of person who is quiet most of the time, but who says insightful or funny things whenever you do speak. Or, you might be the member of your group who others look to for direction or to keep everyone on track. Still another role might be as a supporter. You might be the one who encourages other people within your group and helps them to feel comfortable. Once you've developed your opinions, be assertive and express them. If you simply agree in arguments and discussions, you won't stand out from the crowd. Feel free to express your opinion when discussing issues like politics and current events. This will make people notice you more. Remember to be respectful when voicing your opinion. You can stand out if you're argumentative, but it may not be in a positive manner. You can phrase your opinion by beginning with something like, "I see what you're saying, but I actually disagree." Remember that your needs and feelings matter. Work on being willing to express yourself to be more assertive. Also, remind yourself that it is okay to say "no." Try to practice saying no in situations that are low stakes. For example, if a member of the group asks, "Does everyone like the idea of ordering pizza for lunch?" then you might say something like, "No, actually. I would like something light for lunch. Does the restaurant we are ordering from have salads?" People want to be around those who are fun. You don't necessarily have to be the life of every party, especially if it goes against your nature, but try to laugh and loosen up when out in public. This will make you stand out as a fun, interesting person to have around. Try to go with the flow at social events. If the whole gang is going to a bar you're feeling so-so about, do not protest. You might have a good time. Allow your humor to come out. Crack jokes, even if they seem stupid or silly. You'll stand out from the crowd this way. Never be shy about expressing your interests. If someone asks about your hobbies and passions, feel free to share. Even if someone doesn't necessarily know a lot about a particular interest of yours, if you're passionate about something you can make someone interested. Talk about interests that are unique to you. For example, maybe you're an expert on French history. Talk to someone about a new book about French history you're reading. Make sure, however, not to go overboard. Watch for social cues that someone is getting bored, such as them checking their phone or their eyes wandering. If you've had a lot of unique, interesting experiences, feel free to share your stories. Others will love experiencing your life vicariously. Share amusing anecdotes, stories of travel, and other unique stories you have. However, make sure not to dominate the conversation. Only share stories that are relevant, and try to keep your conversations brief.
Summary: Recognize your unique role in the group. Express your opinions. Have fun and use humor. Talk about your interests. Share your stories.

Q: Proper hydration is key to preventing muscle cramps. If you're prone to muscle cramps, you may not be getting enough water. Work on upping your water intake throughout the day. Start off your day with a glass of cold water. Carry a water bottle with you to work or school. Sip it throughout the day. Take advantage of water fountains. Each time you see a water fountain, stop and take a sip. If you dislike the taste of plain water, try flavoring water naturally with fruit and vegetables. Many people experience cramps in bed. If you're prone to leg cramps during the night, make sure to give your legs a good stretch before getting into bed. Some light exercise before bed can also help stretch muscles and prevent cramps. Go for a light jog or walk before bed or ride a stationary bike for a few minutes. A lack of calcium or potassium in the diet can potentially cause muscle cramps. Upping your intake of both may help prevent cramps. Go for low-fat dairy to increase your calcium intake. Opt for things like yogurt and skim milk. To get more potassium, get foods like turkey, bananas, potatoes, and orange juice. While further studies are needed to confirm this, some evidence indicates drinking pickle juice can help with muscle cramps. It's possible that pickle juice affects nerves in the stomach and throat, which can send out signals that disrupt muscles and cause cramps. If you don't mind the taste of pickle juice, you could try drinking it to see if it lessens cramping.
A:
Drink more water. Stretch or exercise your muscles before bed. Consume more calcium and potassium. Drink pickle juice.