INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's important to drink eight to 10 8-ounce glasses of water a day. This keeps the discharge thin and more fluid, making it easier to drain. Avoid drinking alcohol and caffeine, which could dehydrate you. Don't worry if discharge drains down the back of your throat. The acid in your stomach will kill off anything that may be causing the infection. Fill a 1-quart pot with water and boil it for a couple of minutes. Remove the pot from the heat. Steam should be coming off of the pot. Cover your head with a large, clean cotton towel, place your head over the steaming pot and close your eyes. Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth for 5 counts and then in and out through your mouth for two counts. Repeat this for 10 minutes or as long as there's steam. Blow your nose after the treatment. You can do this every two hours or as often as your schedule permits. Keep your face at least 12 inches away from the water. You want the heat to enter your nose and throat, but don't burn yourself. Use one drop of essential oils or 1/2 teaspoon of dried herb for each quart of water (like you have in your facial steam pot, if using). To test any herb or essential oil for sensitivity, steam your face for one minute, then remove yourself and wait 10 minutes. If you don't notice a reaction, reheat the water and repeat the steaming. The following essential oils have either antibacterial, antifungal or antiseptic properties (meaning they can kill bacteria and other microorganisms that can infect the sinuses): Spearmint or peppermint: Peppermint or spearmint may be irritating to some. Both peppermint and spearmint contain menthol which has antiseptic and immune-boosting properties. Thyme or oregano: These herbs boost the immune system and have antibacterial properties. Both increase circulation of the blood by opening up blood vessels. Lavender: This dried plant and oil is soothing and can help with anxiety and depression. It also has antibacterial properties. Black walnut oil, tea tree oil, oregano oil, and sage oil: These can treat a fungal sinus infection and they have antiseptic properties. If you don't want to use essential oils, you can use cooking herbs. Place 1 quart of water in a pot, bring it to a boil, turn off the heat and add 2 teaspoons of oregano and 2 teaspoons of basil. For added heat, you can add a pinch of cayenne pepper. Cover your head with a towel and breathe in the steam through your nose (and your mouth, especially if you have a sore throat or a throat infection). Do this as long as the steam is rising. Like any of the steam treatments, the water can be reused. Simply reheat it till it begins to steam. Run a bath using water that's as hot as you can comfortably manage. Add 12 to 15 drops of one essential oil or a combination of oils. Soak for as long as you like and breathe in the steam. You should get lots of rest if you experience chronic sinusitis. Soaking in a bath is a great way to relax. Another way to make sure your sinuses don't dry out is to invest in a humidifier or vaporizer. This can be especially useful if you live in a very dry environment, or during the winter when heating systems can cause your sinuses to dry out. Clean portable humidifier units daily, wiping all surfaces dry and filling the water tank with fresh water. If you do not keep your humidifier clean, mold and bacteria can begin to grow and they will be dispersed into the air and breathed in when the humidifier is running. Don't let the humidity in your house reach above 50%. Run the humidifier or vaporizer only when necessary. To get the same effect you can also run a hot shower with the bathroom door closed and breathe in the steam.

SUMMARY: Drink eight to 10 glasses of water a day. Steam your face. Consider adding essential oils. Add cooking herbs. Take a bath. Try a humidifier or vaporizer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Insert the main focal flowers evenly around your wreath. Wind the stem into the wreath base, using the shortest stems at the top and bottom. The top flower will face forward and stick out about three inches, with each following flower tilting down slightly at an angle and lying closer to the wreath. The flowers and everything else that you place into the wreath should be inserted in a clockwise manner with the heads/faces of the flowers all facing the same direction as they go around. This will make your starting focal area be the top flower. Wrap the first 9 foot (2.7m) section of ribbon loosely around your wreath, looped three times. Leave a long tail hanging on the front of the wreath. Attach it by securing it with pipe cleaners or light wire. Decide whether you want your bow to be on the very bottom of your wreath, or slightly to one side, about 1/3 of the way up from the bottom of one of the sides. This will become your new focal area. Make a large bow with the other 9 foot (2.7m) piece of ribbon, leaving two 10 or 12 inch (25.4 or 30.5cm) tails, and secure it with another pipe cleaner. Fluff the bow fully.
Summary: Decide on your accent flowers. Insert all accent pieces going clockwise. Attach your ribbon. Position your bow.

Click File, click Save project as in the drop-down menu, enter a name for your project, select a destination folder on the left side of the window (e.g., Desktop), and click Save. This will save your new project in your destination file. At any point in the creation process, you can save your progress by pressing Ctrl+S. It's the large, blank window on the right side of the Windows Movie Maker window. Clicking it will prompt a File Explorer window to open. In the left-hand sidebar of the File Explorer window, click a folder that contains videos or images. You may have to navigate through several folders to find the one that you want. Click and drag your mouse across a list of photos and/or videos to select all of them, or hold down Ctrl while clicking individual files to select them independent of one another. It's a button in the bottom-right corner of the window. This will upload your selected files to the Windows Movie Maker program. To do so, just click the Add videos and photos button at the top of the Windows Movie Maker window, then select the files in question and click Open again. You can also right-click the "Project" window and then click Add videos and photos in the drop-down menu. Click Add music at the top of the Windows Movie Maker window, click Add music... in the drop-down menu, go to a folder with music files in it, select the file(s) that you want to use, and click Open. This will place the music below the currently selected image or video.
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One-sentence summary -- Create a new project. Click the "Project" window. Go to a folder that contains images or videos. Select photos or videos. Click Open. Add more photos and videos if needed. Add a music track.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Settings app looks like a gray gear icon on your iPhone's Home screen. This option is listed next to a blue cloud icon halfway through your Settings menu. It's written in red letters at the bottom of the iCloud menu. A pop-up confirmation box will appear at the bottom of your screen. It's written in red letters. Another pop-up box will appear. It's written in red letters. Signing out of your Apple ID will delete all your iCloud Notes from your device. Tapping on this option will confirm your action. Another pop-up box will appear again. Your Notes will still be available on iCloud. You can sign in again and sync your Notes anytime. Your Safari tabs, bookmarks, and history are synced across devices when you sign in with your Apple ID. You can choose to keep your synced Safari data on your device, or delete it. You have to turn off Find My iPhone in order to sign out of your Apple ID. If you have it on, you will be prompted to enter your Apple ID password to turn it off. This will turn off Find My iPhone on your device, and sign you out of your Apple ID.

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Open your iPhone's Settings. Scroll down and tap iCloud. Scroll down and tap Sign Out. Tap the Sign Out in the pop-up to confirm. Tap Delete from My iPhone/iPad. Select if you want to keep your Safari data. Enter your Apple ID password. Tap Turn Off in the pop-up box.