INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Wash twelve avocados and cut each one in half around the pit. Use the knife to cut in a scooping motion around the pit until the two halves come apart. Use a spoon to scoop out the fruit of the avocado and deposit it in a food processor or blender. Dispose of the skin and the pit. Turn the food processor or blender onto the puree setting. Mix the avocado fruit until it forms a smooth paste. Then scoop out the blended avocado and put it in a medium-sized pot. Turn the oven on to medium heat and heat the avocados in the pot, stirring every five minutes. When the mixture starts to boil, it will start bubbling and you should notice the avocado oil rising to the top. Keep cooking and stirring the mixture until the avocado changes from a light green to a dark green or brown, and the water has evaporated. When the avocado mixture has stopped cooking, spoon the mixture into a bowl. Place a clean, thin cloth such as cheesecloth on top of the bowl, then holding the cloth in place around the rim of the bowl, turn the bowl upside-down and pinch the corners of the cloth together so that you're left with a sack of avocado. Squeeze the sack of avocado over a bowl to strain out the oil. The oil should come out drop by drop into the bowl. Keep changing your grip and squeezing for a minute or so until no more oil is coming out. Once you have squeezed out all the oil, pour the oil from the bowl into a small bottle or into a container with a lid. Your avocado oil is now ready for use!

SUMMARY: Peel twelve avocados. Puree the avocados. Cook the avocados on medium heat. Cook until the mixture gets dark. Scoop the avocado mixture into a bowl. Squeeze to strain the avocado. Pour the oil into a container.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Doing so will invoke a drop-down menu. You can minimize all programs to get to the desktop by clicking the rectangular box in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. You should see a few square, colored icons in the middle of this page. Clicking one will open its theme page. You can also click the theme under "My Themes" near the top of this window to edit a theme you already created. It's near the bottom of the page, just below the "Color intensity" slider. You'll see this box directly below the "Items:" heading that's underneath the preview window. Clicking this box will invoke a drop-down menu. This box will usually say "Desktop" by default. You can't change the Desktop font, but you can change the following items: Active Titlebar Icon Inactive Titlebar Menu Message Box Palette Title Selected Items ToolTip It's just below the "Items:" box. You'll see a drop-down menu with different font names appear. The way the fonts are displayed shows you how their text will appear. Doing so will apply it to your selected item (e.g., Title Bar) in the preview window near the top of the page. If you don't like your selected font, try a different one. You can also change the font's formatting (e.g., color or size) by clicking the box beneath the respective heading and then clicking an option in the drop-down menu. To bold or italicize your font, click B or I respectively. They're right of the font name and size. While changing the font of every possible item won't make all of your Windows 7 computer's text match, it will apply to most of the menus and items with which you most often interact. These buttons are both at the bottom of the window. Doing so will apply and save your changes. You may need to restart your computer in order for these changes to take place.

SUMMARY: Right-click the desktop. Click Personalize. Click a theme. Click Advanced appearance settings. Click the "Items:" box. Select an item to customize. Click the "Font:" box. Select a font. Change the fonts of different items. Click Apply, then click OK.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you aren't already logged in, enter your secondary Uber account email address and password to do so. This should appear in a drop-down menu. In this case, you'll probably want an UberSUV or UberXL if they're available. This should appear in a drop-down menu. Your ride should now be on its way. This should be the one to which your actual phone number is linked. . You'll want both the destination and your pick-up location to match the ones you entered on the mobile site. Your options vary by location, but will include some or all of the following packages: UberX - The most affordable option for groups of up to four. UberXL - A larger, more expensive Uber for groups of up to six. UberSELECT - A more luxurious (and appropriately more expensive) option. Uber POOL - A cheap, carpooling alternative for frequently-traveled routes. This may not always be available. UberBLACK - An expensive, high-end luxury service. UberSUV - A higher-end version of UberXL for parties of up to seven. UberACCESS - Comprises two separate services for disabled riders: UberWAV (wheelchair-accessible vehicles) and UberASSIST (vehicles with specially-trained staff to help elderly or mobility-impaired riders). You should see your default payment option (e.g., PayPal) listed below the Uber options. To change this option, tap it and then tap Add Payment Method. This option will be followed by your selected service (for example, Request UberXL). This may take a few seconds. This will pop up at the bottom of your screen. From this menu, you can: Review your fare (or choose to split it) Change your destination Change your pick-up Contact your driver Note that they may not arrive at your location at the same time.

SUMMARY: Open the Uber mobile site. Tap the "Search for Pickup Location" field. Type in a pickup location. Tap the pickup location that matches your typing. Tap your preferred ride. Tap Set Pickup Location. Tap Add Dropoff Location. Type in a drop-off location. Tap the drop-off location that matches your typing. Tap Request. Exit your phone's browser. Open the Uber app. Log into your original Uber account. Tap the "Where To?" field Type in a destination. Tap an Uber service. Confirm your payment option. Tap Request. Wait for Uber to optimize your pickup. Tap your driver's name. Review your trip details. Wait for your Ubers to arrive.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: That is, make sure you're not interrupting anything. People may respond to you but not really have time for a drawn-out chat. If the person makes it clear that he doesn't want to chat now, ask if you can chat in the future. If he says no, respect his wishes. Most people are turned off by bad grammar. Also, if you're over 20, avoid using "netspeak," such as "u" for "you" or "r" for "are." If you send a couple of messages and he doesn't respond, stop trying to initiate conversation, especially if your messages are marked "read" by the messenger.

SUMMARY:
Always ask if the person has time to chat. Back off if the person doesn't want to chat. Check your grammar. Stop trying to initiate conversation if he doesn't respond.