In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you just want to create a simple collage with different transparencies, you can use an online tool to do so without having to download and install GIMP. You can't use Pine Tools to introduce a new photo, such as a celebrity, to a base photo in hopes of convincing people that the end result is a real photo. This is helpful when selecting photos to add to your project as layers. You may want to make a copy of the photos you plan on using by selecting them, pressing Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac), and then pasting them in a common location such as the desktop. Once you know which photo you want to use as the background for your final image, you'll need to find the width and height (in pixels) for the photo so that you can create a properly sized canvas later: Windows Right-click the photo, click Properties, click the Details tab, and look for the numbers to the right of the "Dimensions" heading (you may need to scroll down). Mac Click the photo to select it, click File, click Get Info, and review the "Dimensions" heading in the "More Info" section (you may first have to click the More Info heading). Do the following depending on your operating system: Windows Go to https://www.gimp.org/downloads/, click Download GIMP directly, double-click the downloaded setup file, and follow the on-screen instructions. Mac Go to https://download.gimp.org/mirror/pub/gimp/v2.8/osx/ in your computer's web browser, click the gimp-2.8.10-dmg-1.dmg link, double-click the DMG file, click and drag the GIMP logo onto the "Applications" folder, and follow any additional instructions. On a Mac, you may need to verify the installation before you can install GIMP. Once you've installed GIMP, you can proceed with opening it, after which point you'll be able to begin overlaying your photos: Windows Click Start {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png\/30px-Windowsstart.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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Summary: Consider using PineTools. Make sure all your photos are in one location. Find out the size of your main photo. Download and install GIMP. Open GIMP.

Even if you clean your sponge on a weekly basis, you should still sterilize it using heat at least once a month. This is especially important if you use your blender sponge on a daily basis. Standard cleaning removes surface bacteria, but the only way to kill bacteria lying deeper in the sponge is by killing it with a short burst of intense heat. You may need to sterilize the sponge more than once a month if you notice the bacteria building up more rapidly. Signs of intense bacteria build-up include uncharacteristic acne breakouts and a foul/unusual odor coming from within the sponge. Note that you'll still need to perform a basic cleaning procedure after sterilizing the sponge. Sterilization will only kill the bacteria; it will not remove any cosmetic stains or foundation. Place the uncovered bowl in your microwave and run the appliance at full power for 30 seconds. Keep an eye on the blender sponge as you microwave it. Don't be alarmed if it expands slightly or if small trails of smoke develop, but stop the microwave immediately if it balloons up past its full size or if heavy smoke starts to form. Wait one or two minutes before removing the bowl from the microwave and removing the sponge from the water. The sponge will likely be very hot once the microwave cycle ends, and the waiting period is primarily for your own protection. You can actually handle the sponge as soon as it is cool enough to touch.
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One-sentence summary -- Sterilize the sponge monthly. Microwave for 30 seconds. Let it rest.

Problem: Article: You can also monitor and limit minute, text and data usage for as many as 10 devices on your Verizon account. With Verizon's Family Base option, you can block calls from both domestic and international numbers, email addresses and instant messenger screen names, as well as restricted, unavailable or private numbers. The service also lets you block calls during a certain time of day and prevent outgoing calls to 411 directory assistance. Choose the, "Controls," option, followed by the, "Blocked Contacts," tab. Locate the line to which you want to block calls, and choose the, "Add Blocks," option. Select whether the number is a domestic or international number from the drop-down box. Click, "Add." Choose whether it's an email address or screen name from the drop-down box. Click, "Add." After you click, "Add Blocks," however, check the box next to, "Block Restricted, Unavailable and Private Numbers." Click, "Add."
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Block as many as 20 contacts permanently for just $5 each month. Visit Verizon's Family Base page. Enter the name of the contact to be blocked, as well as the phone number to be blocked, in the appropriate fields. Block unwanted messages from email addresses and screen names using the same process and entering the email address or screen name into the, "Contact Info," field. Block all calls from restricted, unavailable and private numbers using the same steps.