Problem: Article: Many people are, but the older the person you are trying to find, the less likely they will even have a Facebook account. In a case like that, you might want to see if she has a younger relative who would be more likely to have an account. If you are looking for a girlfriend from 15 years ago, and she had a toddler at the time, it's a lot more likely that the child could have an account than her. If you're trying to stalk, get revenge, or otherwise lash out at your ex, or if you have reason to believe the contact will not be desired, STOP. Will your current girlfriend or spouse, if you have one, appreciate you linking to an old girlfriend? Sometimes it can be better off leaving well enough alone. There's a reason it didn't work out the first time. If your reasons are harmless or positive, there's nothing wrong with re-establishing an old friendship. But take some time to figure out why you are trying to do it. Has she married? What's her new last name? There are different ways you can find out this information. Mutual friends may know if she has a new last name. Alumni lists on school websites sometimes list a person's new last name with their maiden name. By Googling her maiden name, you might come up with her new name if she's used both together (which people sometimes do, including on Facebook). There are many social media sites in addition to Facebook. So if you can't find her there (or maybe she's used her privacy setting so a stranger can't find her profile), you might find her through another site. LinkedIn is a social media site that people use for professional connections. Some people who aren't on Facebook are on LinkedIn. You could also try Instagram. Some women are on Pinterest, where they share pins of things like recipes and inspirational sayings. You could look for her there. Sometimes people list these things on their profile pages, so you can find them that way. You could look up her phone number first on any number of free Internet search services for finding phone numbers if you don't remember it or think it's changed. Some of the Internet search services for looking up phone numbers will link her maiden name to any married name too. They often list all of the past names a person has used.
Summary: Consider whether she's even on Facebook. Consider why you are trying to find her. Figure out her current name so you can search for her better. Try other social media sites. Find her phone number on other sites so you can search it on Facebook.

Problem: Article: Collecting compostable material requires little additional workyou simply place organic items, such as food waste and scraps in a collection container separate from your trash can. While you may purchase a designated indoor compost bin, many people collect their food scraps and waste in repurposed plastic food containers, trash cans, or compostable bags. After preparing or eating meals, place your food scraps into a compost collection bin. Acceptable items include table scraps, fruit, vegetables, and eggshells. These items are considered "green" waste as opposed to "brown" waste. If you are participating in a public or private program, only place approved compostable materials in your bin. If you are composting in your backyard, do not save meat and fish products for your compost pilethese items attract rodents and pests. Store your collection bin under the kitchen sink, on the kitchen counter, in your fridge, or in your freezer. If you are composting in your backyard, your pile should include about 50% green waste or manure. These items, which introduce nitrogen into your pile, serve as a catalyst to the compost process. Table scraps and food waste are just two forms of green manure. Other green waste items include: Grass clippings Clover Buckwheat Wheatgrass Coffee Grounds Tea leaves or tea bags Store these items in an outdoor yard waste bin. Brown waste should make up the other 50% of your compost pile. The brown waste adds carbon to your compost pile. You may find brown waste items both inside your home and outside in your yard. These items include: Shredded newspaper Shredded paper Shredded brown paper bags Dead branches Twigs Leaves Straw Untreated sawdust
Summary: Gather organic food waste and scraps. Collect green manure. Set aside brown waste for your compost pile.

Problem: Article: Add 10 to 12 ice cubes and 1 tablespoon (16.5 g) of salt to the bag. It's important to use solid ice cubes instead of crushed ice or cubes that have hollow centers. The salt will lower the freezing point of the ice in the bag, which will make it even colder. This will help the slurpee mix faster. Put 1 cup (240ml) of Coca-Cola into a sandwich-sized sealable bag and seal it shut. Try to remove all of the air before you seal it. Check the seal of the bag to ensure no soda is leaking. You don't need to remove the air from the bag with the ice before you close it. This will give the Coca-Cola bag some room to move as you shake it. The ice should be able to move easily around the bag of soda. Keep shaking until you see the Coca-Cola freeze and then break up into a slushy mixture. If your hands get too cold while you're shaking the bag, wrap a kitchen towel around the bag. Open the bag with the ice and lift out the smaller bag of Coca-Cola slurpee. Open the slurpee bag and pour it into a small serving glass. Stick a straw in the slurpee and drink it before it begins to melt. If you'd like to make a larger serving, make them in batches instead of doubling the amount of liquid in the bag. This will ensure that they freeze quickly.
Summary:
Put ice cubes and salt into a 1 US quart (0.95l) sized sealable bag. Pour the Coca-Cola into a smaller sealable bag. Place the Coca-Cola bag into the bag with ice and seal it shut. Shake the bag for 3 to 5 minutes. Serve the Coca-Cola slurpee.