Article: The most common way to grow new African violets is to propagate them from the leaves of existing plants. Once you do this, you can sprout the cutting in water. To propagate a new African violet in water, you'll need a sterilized cutting tool, a thin-necked bottle (such as a sterilized beer bottle), and a plastic bag or wrap. Select a large and healthy leaf from a healthy African violet. Include 2 inches (5 cm) of stem and cut the leaf from the plant on a 45-degree angle. The cut side of the angle should be on the top of the leaf. Fill the bottle with lukewarm water. Place the stem of the leaf into the neck of the bottle, so that the stem is in water and the leaf is resting above the rim. Cover the leaf and top of the bottle loosely with plastic to help keep in the humidity. Place the leaf somewhere warm that gets lots of filtered light. Add more water as necessary to keep the stem submerged. Over the next several weeks, the cutting will begin to sprout baby African violets. Alternatively, you can also plant that same cutting directly into soil rather than sprouting it in water. To do this you'll need your healthy leaf and 2 inches (5 cm) of stem cut from a healthy violet, a small pot of clear plastic, potting soil, and a plastic cover or wrap. Fill the pot with loose potting soil. Press the cut stem a half-inch (1.3 cm) into the soil. Cover the top of the pot with a clear plastic cover or wrap. Place the cutting somewhere warm where it will get lots of filtered sun. You probably won't need to water as long as the plastic keeps in the moisture. One way to grow African violets is to start them from seed, though this is less common than propagating the plants from cuttings. To grow African violets from seeds, you'll need seed starters, a plastic cover or wrap, a spray bottle, growing lights, and a medium suitable for African violets, such as milled coconut and perlite or pasteurized peat moss. Water the medium and allow it to dry out so it's moist. Fill the seed starters with medium. Spray the top of the medium with water. Sprinkle a few seeds into the top of each starter cell. Cover the top of the cells with plastic. Place the seed starters 10 inches (25 cm) below the grow lights. Provide the seeds with 12 to 14 hours of light per day. If the environment stays humid thanks to the plastic wrap, you won't need to water.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Grow a new plant in water from a leaf. Plant a leaf right in the soil. Grow them from seeds.

Problem: Article: Shadow Boxes are like picture frames that have compartments to display multiple objects. Most craft stores sell them in various sizes. Select a Shadow Box large enough to contain 1 scarf. Push the box's glass out and set it aside for now. Instead of a shadow box, you can put the scarf behind a floating frame or plexiglass. Lay the scarf flat on the bottom frame, then place the top frame over it. You don't have to trim the scarf. Fold the scarf as needed to get it into the box. This scarf is a background for anything else you place in the box. Press the scarf against the box's back end to flatten the fabric as much as possible. If you are using a smaller box and a scarf you don't plan on wearing, you can trim the scarf to size using scissors. Pick up a tube of fabric glue from the craft store. Squeeze the glue underneath the scarf, then pat the scarf flat against the box's back liner. Spread glue underneath the rest of the scarf until it is secured to the back of the box. At this point, the shadow box is ready to be hung on the wall. However, you can add extra decorations to the box's small compartments. Fill them with other scarves, keepsakes, and mementos to create a unique piece of art. For example, you can cut small pieces off other scarves and glue them on top of the first scarf. You can fill the shadow box with pictures, postcards, shells, or other objects. Get creative, and use glue dots, pins, and wires to secure everything to the scarf. Set the glass on top of the Shadow Box. Everything underneath the glass should stay in place. Use the grooves in the back of the box to place nails in the wall. Then, slide the box onto the nails.
Summary: Take apart a shadow box frame. Lay the scarf against the back of the box. Glue the scarf in place. Fill shadow box compartments with more material. Replace the glass and hang the shadow box.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can allow them to dry slightly in a drain basket before handling them. Cut the figs into -inch (1.3-cm) pieces and set aside. Add the sugar. Allow the sugar to melt and combine with the sugar over the course of 15 minutes. Stir them occasionally to better combine the sugar and figs. You will know they are ready when the sugar is mostly dissolved and the figs start to release their water. You can replace white sugar with honey if you prefer to use a natural sweetener. You may want to use only a cup of honey due to its sweeter flavor. Lemon juice adds pectin, flavor a little acidity to the jam. It is a common ingredient in most jam recipes since it helps to thicken the consistency. You can slightly reduce the amount of juice you use in the recipe if you prefer a less acidic taste.

SUMMARY: Wash the figs under running water. Stem the figs by slicing off the stem with a knife. Place the figs in the saucepan. Squeeze the lemon juice while the figs sit.

Doing so will open your Tumblr dashboard if you're logged into Tumblr. If you're not logged in automatically, click Log In, enter your email, click Next, then enter your password and click Log In. When you log into Tumblr, you automatically log into your primary blog, which is the one you set up when you created your Tumblr account. Your main blog cannot be deleted without deleting your Tumblr account; however, you can delete any additional Tumblr blogs that are associated with your account using this method. It's the icon that resembles the shape of a person on the upper-right side of the page. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. It's next to a gear icon in the "Account" section of the drop-down menu. In the "Blogs" section near the bottom-right corner of the page, click the name of the secondary blog you want to delete. This will cause the blog's Settings page to open. If you want to delete your primary blog, you'll have to delete your whole account. See this method to learn how. This is where you'll find the option to delete your blog. It's a grey button at the bottom of the page. You'll see your blog's name instead of "[blog name]" in the button For example, to delete a blog called "orcasandoreos", you would click Delete orcasandoreos at the bottom of the page. When prompted, type the email address and the password you use to log into Tumblr into the "Email" and "Password" text fields, respectively. It's a red button below the "Password" text box. Doing so will delete the selected Tumblr blog and remove it from your account.
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Go to https://www.tumblr.com/ in your computer's web browser. Click the "Account" icon. Click Settings. Select a blog. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. Click Delete [blog name]. Enter your email and password. Click Delete [blog name].