Write an article based on this "Go to https://www.twitter.com in a web browser. Click the More menu. Click Settings and privacy. Click Privacy and safety. Scroll down and click Blocked accounts. Clicked the Blocked button on the account you want to unblock."
article: If you're already signed in, you'll see your feed. If you're not signed in, type your login details into the fields on the right side of the page and click Log in now. It's near the bottom of the menu on the left side of the page, right above the "Tweet" button. A menu will expand. It's near the middle of the menu. It's under the "Settings" heading in the top-center area of the page. It's in the "Safety" section in the right panel. A list of blocked accounts will appear. It's to the right of the account name in the right panel. The word "Blocked' will change to "Block," which means the account is now unblocked. As long as the person you unblocked is not blocking you, you can now exchange direct messages and follow each other's tweets. If you want to see this user's tweets in your feed, click their account name, and then click Follow near the top of their profile page.

Write an article based on this "Place the uncut stick of butter into a zip-top or sandwich bag. Lay the butter on your work surface. Roll the butter out to about 1/4-inch (.60cm) thick. Let the butter rest for about 3 minutes after rolling to come up to room temperature."
article: Or you can put the butter in between 2 pieces of waxed paper. Use a rolling pin to roll over the butter in the bag or waxed paper to flatten it. If you roll it too thinly, it will get very soft and almost melt. Use a meat hammer to flatten and soften the butter if you do not have a rolling pin.

Write an article based on this "Sanitize the extractor. Position the extractor properly. Press down gently but firmly. Re-sanitize the extractor before using it again. Protect your opened pores."
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When you work with the comedo extractor, there will be a small opening in your skin where the blackhead or whitehead comes out. If you're not working with sterile tools, you may introduce bacteria into your skin, making the outbreak you're trying to treat even worse! To sterilize the comedo extractor, simply soak it in rubbing alcohol for one minute. Keep the rubbing alcohol on hand while using the extractor to continue cleaning it as you go. Make sure to wash your hands thoroughly or wear vinyl gloves while working on your skin. Your hands carry many germs that you don't want to transfer to your skin. The extractor will have a loop on one end of it. Position the loop around the whitehead or blackhead you are trying to extract. If you're having trouble seeing what you're doing, try using a magnifying mirror. These can be purchased inexpensively at pharmacies, department stores, or online. At the very least, make sure you're working in a well-lit environment. Once the comedo is within the extractor's loop, you want to apply enough pressure to force the whitehead or blackhead up out of the skin. Press against the base of the comedo from all sides, working all of the material completely out of your skin. Comedones can reach deep down into the skin, so don't assume you've extracted the whole thing as soon as a little bit of material comes out. Keep pressing from different angles until nothing more emerges from your skin. When you're satisfied that you have the whole comedo, simply swipe the extractor loop over it to remove it from your skin. Either wash the extractor off in the sink or wipe the material away on a paper towel. You should sterilize the extractor for every new comedo, even if you're treating them all in one sitting. Soak the instrument in rubbing alcohol for a minute, then repeat the process with your next whitehead or blackhead. Continue until you've removed all the blemishes on your skin. When you extract a comedo, you leave an open "wound" of sorts in your skin that, while not very noticeable, will take a little while to heal. Apply a small amount of astringent to the treated areas to protect them from bacteria or debris that might cause another outbreak. Moisture your skin after applying your astringent to keep it from drying out. Do not apply makeup to your skin until you've treated it with an astringent.