In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The number of times you drain and rinse it is up to you, but draining and rinsing it at least once is recommended. Use a can opener to open the can, but don't remove the lid. Holding the lid in place, flip the can over and hold it over the sink until all the liquid has drained. Remove the top of the can, and be careful not to cut yourself. Take the tuna out of the can and place it in a strainer or colander. Rinse the tuna thoroughly with water, then press the water out using a clean hand or a paper towel. In a medium bowl, mix together tuna, eggs, celery, and mayonnaise. Stir to combine. Be sure to mix thoroughly so that all of the ingredients are evenly distributed. Add salt and pepper to taste. Divide the mixture evenly between two slices of bread, then top each with the remaining slices of bread to make two sandwiches. For a crunchy, warm variation, toast the slices of bread before assembling the sandwiches. You can also substitute a roll or a croissant in place of the sandwich bread for taste and texture variation. Or you can avoid bread altogether and use the tuna mix over a salad for a lower-carb choice.
Summary: Drain and rinse the tuna. Combine the ingredients. Assemble the sandwiches.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wash your hair using whatever method works best for you. Don't let your hair dry completely before the next step. Avoid blow-drying, as the heat can dry out and damage your hair further. This can be your favorite conditioner straight out of the bottle. A dollop of hand lotion can be added to increase the slipperiness of your hair, making the detangling process easier. Especially dry hair can benefit from the addition of hair oils, which work to soften and moisturize. The best product for this step is dependent on your hair's unique qualities, so trial and error over time may be necessary to find your perfect conditioner. However, there are some basic guidelines you can follow depending on your hair type to narrow things down: Straight, fine hair: Volumizing conditioners will keep your hair from looking too flat. Wavy hair: Light-weight moisturizing conditioners are able to both moisturize your hair to get rid of tangles without flattening out your natural volume. Thick, curly hair: Deep-hydrating moisturizers are necessary to prevent this hair type from drying and causing further tangles. Coily: This type of hair needs the most intense moisturizers, and it's often best to use products specifically designed with African-American hair in mind. Look for conditioners that include oils or shea butter among their ingredients. Gently comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb as you rinse. Don't use a brush, as brushes can cause further tangles. Start combing in sections from the tip of your hair to the roots to avoid breakage. Letting your hair dry naturally prevents future damage and tangles. Be gentle while combing to avoid breaks. You don't need to be as careful once your hair is almost completely dry.
Summary: Follow your regular healthy hair routine. Prepare your rinse-out conditioner. Leave the conditioner in for no longer than five minutes before rinsing it out. Allow your hair to air dry, combing every 10-20 minutes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This includes the amount of money you will be investing or saving, the length of the term and the proposed interest rates. You may have several sets of variables if your intention is to compare alternatives. You will need to prepare a calculation for each alternative in order to complete your comparison. You will be entering the data from Step 1 into specific cells on the spreadsheet and then setting up formulas. Once the formulas are calculated you can easily evaluate many different alternatives. Popular spreadsheet programs include Microsoft Excel and iWork Numbers. You can also find free spreadsheet applications online such as Google Docs or Zoho Sheet. You can expand the cell by clicking on the right line of the column number, A, B, or C, etc. (Arrows will then show that you can manipulate.) These labels are for your reference only. Convert the percent interest to a decimal by dividing it by 100. Leave cell B4 (Daily Interest) blank for now. The interest rate is usually shown as an annual figure; it will need to be divided by 365 in order to reach the daily interest rate. For example, if your principal to invest is $10,000, and your savings account is offering .5 percent interest, you will enter "10000" in cell B1 and "=.005/365" in cell B2. The number of periods determines how long your investment will remain in the account untouched, except for the compounding interest that is added. You can use a sample term of one year, which will be entered in cell B3 as "365." Functions are special formulas offered by the spreadsheet designers to make your calculations easier. Do this by clicking first on cell B4 to select it and then by clicking inside the formula bar. Type "=IPMT(B2,1,1,-B1)" in the formula bar. Press the Enter key. The daily interest earned on this account, for the first month, is $.1370 per day.
Summary:
Gather the information needed to calculate interest. Launch a computer spreadsheet application to help you calculate interest. Assign labels in column A, rows 1-4, for the Principal, Interest Rate, Periods and Daily Interest. Enter the details for your specific transaction in column B, rows 1-3, to coincide with the labels. Create a function in cell B4 to calculate the annual interest as a daily amount.