Article: If you're already logged into iCloud, doing so will open your iCloud dashboard. If you aren't logged into iCloud, enter your Apple ID email address and password and click to do so. It's the grey app with a person's silhouette on it. This option is in the bottom-left corner of the iCloud page; clicking it will prompt a pop-up menu. Doing so will invoke a window in which you can select the BlackBerry's .VCF file. You may have to click the .VCF file's location in the left-hand side of the window before you can select it. Doing so will upload the .VCF file to your iCloud account; once there, your BlackBerry contacts will be added to the "All Contacts" group.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Go to the iCloud website. Click Contacts. Click ⚙️. Click Import vCard. Click the .VCF file, then click Okay.

Problem: Article: Make sure you actually understand the definitions of all of your new words. If you don't understand the words in the definitions, you won't really know the true meanings of the words, which will make it much harder to remember your vocabulary. Even if you understand the definition of the word, you might not understand exactly how the word is used. This is why it's useful to search for sentences that contain the word. Do a simple Google search for your word or download a dictionary on your computer and look up the word there. You'll find lots of different sentences that use your word in different ways. Write down the ones that best help you understand how to use the word. Try searching your word on YouTube. You may find a song that contains your word. If you can't understand the meaning of a word from its context in sentences, try a Google image search. The pictures that show up for your word may help you. These are word parts that come at either the beginning or the end of a word. Words with common prefixes or suffixes often share similar meanings. If you learn prefixes and suffixes, sometimes it's possible to figure out what a word means, even if you're not sure at first. Here are some examples: "Dis" means not, or in absence of, as in distance, disengaged, or dissolve. "Mis" means negative, or bad, as in misread or misfit. "Ous" means full of, as in dangerous or fabulous. Less means lacking, as in mirthless or guileless. Other common prefixes and suffixes include mal, mega, super, extra, equi, sub, post, ism, ness, ment, and many more. Don't just change a word or two in your example sentences; think up sentences that are entirely unique. They should be specific enough that the context will help you remember the definition of the word. Be sure you truly understand what the word means in your sentence. If you're not sure, look for more examples. Use the word in context, especially if it has multiple meanings. For example, instead of writing, "She looked dejected," write, "She looked dejected after her boyfriend broke up with her." Try to use the word in as many different ways as possible. For example, if it's a noun, use it in its singular and plural forms. If it's a verb, use it in present and past tense. The best way to truly learn new vocabulary words is to incorporate them into your everyday speech and writing. As you are studying, try to consciously use these words in place of simpler or more common synonyms. For example, try using your new vocabulary words to describe articles that you read in the newspaper, or try to incorporate them into your next book report.
Summary: Look up unfamiliar words. Look for examples. Learn about prefixes and suffixes. Write your own sentences. Use the words in real life.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Taurus's enjoy dressing up and love their dates to dress with class. When going out with a Taurus, put a little effort into your appearance. Break out your most fashionable attire to wow them. Even to somewhat casual events, go a little dressy. Instead of wearing jeans and a t-shirt to a bar, throw on a button-down shirt to blouse with dress pants. Astrologers think Tauruses have an appreciation for the arts. Therefore, plan dates at art museums. Instead of dinner and a movie on a Friday night, have dinner and then go to a local art show. A Taurus will appreciate this. Some believe Tauruses have a tendency to be homebodies. While a Taurus may occasionally appreciate a night on the town, they like to stay home a lot of nights. Plan dates that involve takeout and movies at home to please your Taurus. As Tauruses are believed to be stubborn, avoid switching plans at the last minute. When a Taurus makes a plan, they're unlikely to want to change it. Try to adhere to the agreed upon schedule to avoid angering a Taurus. However, sometimes Tauruses need a little help being pushed out of their comfort zone. It's okay to remind them being late and doing something spontaneous once in awhile is okay. In fact, this may endear you to a Taurus as you'll introduce more fun to their life. Some believe Tauruses tend to be a little traditional. Do not be surprised of a Taurus match wants to practice chivalry in the relationship. Allow a Taurus to do things like buy you flowers, open doors, and pay for dinner.

SUMMARY: Dress up for dates. Go to art museums. Be willing to stay in a lot. Try to stick to a game plan. Let them be chivalrous.

Southern accents are different in many different parts of the South. Phrases and accents were different in Georgia in 1800s as opposed to modern day New Orleans. The slow Southern Drawl is more common in the past and in rural areas than in metropolitan areas like Atlanta or Birmingham. Usually, they are grouped into categories by region. Here are two major regions into which the South is divided as well as their differences in speech: Coastal/Lowland: Drop your "r"s at the end of words and blend them with the next word (as in, "bigguh dog" instead of "bigger dog"). Turn short vowels, like "dog," into longer diphthongs ("dah-wug"). Inland/Mountain: Exaggerate the "oo" sound in words like "loose." Pay more attention to the "o" in words like "coat." Get used to the way the Southern accent sounds. In the Netflix series House of Cards, Frank Underwood has a slight Southern accent, while in some movies, such as Forrest Gump, many of the characters have stronger Southern accents. The TV Show "Justified" has excellent modern day Mountain regional accents. Watch a variety of movies and shows to get a feel for different types of Southern accents. If you know someone with a Southern accent, ask them to sit down and talk with you. If you don't know someone with a Southern accent, ask around until you find someone who knows what you want to do and doesn't mind talking to you for a little bit. Repeat the same words over and over again, and try to say the words exactly how the other person says them. Ask them to correct you on how you say certain words and to coach you on how to say these words. Try reading The Complete Guide to Speaking Southern by Steve Mitchell, as well as the book's sequel. You could also find a book for actors on perfecting accents in general. Reading about how to acquire and maintain a Southern accent will certainly help you when you try to speak with one.
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Research the specific Southern accent you want to adapt. Watch TV shows and movies featuring characters with Southern accents. Try to find someone with a Southern accent. Read a book about speaking with a Southern accent.