Problem: Article: Open the Music app on your iPhone or iPad by tapping the "Music" icon. Select Playlist from the bottom menu. Tap New to start making your playlist. Tapping New will bring up a screen that allows you to add a title for your playlist, as well as a description. In the most recent update, Apple included an icon for a camera that allows you to add a thumbnail to your playlist. Tap the camera to either take a picture or select a photo from your camera roll for your playlist. Tap Add Songs to bring up a menu that will allow you to pick from a variety of categories. You can choose from artists, albums, songs, genres, composers, compilations, and other playlists. When you've found the song you want to add, tap + next to the song. Once you've added everything you want to your playlist, tap Done in the top right corner. You don't have to be in Playlists to add a song to your playlist. If you find a song you want to add to your playlist from elsewhere in the Music app, tap the "More" button () next to the song. Select Add to Playlist from the pop-up menu, and then select the playlist you'd like to add the song to. Find the playlist you want to organize and tap Edit. From here you can rearrange, add, or delete songs. To change the order of songs, press and hold the button on the right side of the track. This will allow you to drag the song to any place on the list. To delete songs press the delete symbol on the left side of the track. To add songs, press Add Songs at the top of the playlist. From the main playlist screen, select the playlist you want to delete. Tap the "More" button () next to the playlist and select Delete. To delete a playlist from a specific playlist screen, select the same "More" button to bring up the option to delete the playlist.
Summary: Start a new playlist. Add songs to your playlist. Organize your playlist. Delete your playlist.

Problem: Article: If your listening skills feel lacking, don't beat yourself up. It seems like the easiest skill, but it can be very, very taxing. The way you're taught English in school is practically the opposite of how native speakers actually speak. No wonder it's such a chore! So the next time someone says, "Do you want to pass me that bag?" and you hear, "Djuwanapassmethabag?" you're not going crazy. Between that and all the "like," "uh," and "umm," you run into it could drive a person crazy. So when you get in the listening zone, remind yourself: it's slang time. Really. Passive listening is okay, but interacting is even better. If you want to get good at listening, you have to ask questions. And this way you have control of the conversation! If you ask someone what their favorite thing to do in summer is you know they're not going to go off on a confusing tangent on politics. At least, hopefully! And the more you hear a specific individual talk, the easier it is to understand them. English has so many accents you may find yourself not understanding someone and wondering why. Be patient! Your mind will get used to their accent in time. English-speaking people have to adjust for each other all the time. So while talking and listening proactively is best, passive learning is good, too. So throw on the telly and sit down for a spell. Try to keep the captions off! And if you can record it and watch it more than once, even better. That way you can see your progress. Even having the radio on in the background is helpful, just to keep your mind in the English zone. But the best case scenario is getting a movie and watching it over and over until your mind stops having to worry about understanding and instead can concentrate on the little things, like intonation and slang. And watching TV shows where you have the same characters over and over so you get used to their speech. In other words: repetition. If you have a friend who speaks English that is trying to learn a language you speak, start an English exchange! Half the time you speak your language and the other half you speak English. And you get to spend time drinking coffee and relaxing, too! If that's not a possibility, find some friends who all want to practice their English. Though practicing this language with non-native speakers isn't ideal, it's definitely way better than nothing. You'll be less nervous speaking it in front of them and you can learn from each others' strengths. Even just learning a song a day can widen your vocabulary extensively. And it's fun and energizing, too. You can grow your musical repertoire, learn new words, and expand your knowledge without even realizing it. And then you can go hit the karaoke bar! Stick to songs that are slow and clear. The Beatles and Elvis are two great places to start, though modern music is good, too -- just aim for the ballads; they're usually the easiest to understand. Rap can wait till later.
Summary: Know why it's difficult. Talk. Watch TV, movies, podcasts, and everything in between. Have an English exchange. Listen to English music.

Problem: Article: You can use any web browser on your PC, Mac, or mobile phone. This logs you into your Verizon account on the website. You can also log in using your phone number in place of your User ID. This displays the menu options for your Verizon account. This displays your account details and options related to your account. This is available in your Verizon account options. This allows you to view and edit your account safeguards and controls. It's the second tab at the top of the "View Details and Edit" page. It's between the "Activity" and "Profiles" tabs. This displays a drop-down menu. It's in the "Controls" drop-down menu. This displays a list of blocked contacts on your Verizon account. Blocked contacts can be either phone numbers or email addresses. This removes the number from the list of blocked contacts. If you need assistance, call 1-800-922-0204 to contact Verizon customer service. If you blocked calls from your phone, see Method 1 to learn how to unblock numbers from your Android phone. See Method 2 and to learn how to unblock numbers from an iPhone.
Summary: Go to https://www.verizonwireless.com/my-verizon using a web browser. Enter your User ID, and password and click Sign In. Click My Verizon. Click My Account. Click Manage Verizon Family Safeguards & Controls. Click View Details and Edit. Click Controls. Click Blocked Contacts. Click a blocked contact. Click Delete.

Problem: Article: You may have let some relationships fall to the side while you were in love, but those friends have not forgotten you. Go out and have fun with people you like. Learning something new is a great way to take the sting out of a break up. Take cooking classes, learn a new language, start exploring photography or plant a garden. People are ready at different times. Some are ready to jump back into the dating pool and others are hesitant. Let everyone know you are ready to date again. This will inspire introductions, blind dates and other potential set-ups. You can also think about online dating. Make new friends if you are not comfortable dating just yet. Friendships can develop into something more romantic down the road.
Summary:
Seek the company of old friends. Discover new interests. Consider dating again.