Q: Tap the YouTube app icon, which resembles the red and white YouTube logo. This will open your profile's home page if you're logged into YouTube. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and your password before continuing. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. A menu will open. You'll find this near the middle of the screen. It's near the bottom of the "YOUTUBE" section of options. On Android, you may first have to tap the General tab. Find in the list the country you want to change to, then tap the country to select it. You should see a checkmark appear next to the country. This arrow is in the top-left corner of the screen. Your settings will be saved. Changing your YouTube country will only change the order in which some content is displayed. If you want to view videos that are blocked in your region, you'll need to use a proxy.
A: Open YouTube. Tap your profile icon. Tap Settings. Tap Location. Select a country. Tap .

Article: You can make studying etymology part of your daily routine by downloading a related app on one or more of your devices. That way, you can carry your hobby with you wherever you go. These apps can also help you understand how words have evolved from their origins and provide you with new perspectives. Etymology Explorer gives you engaging visual maps of word origins that are complete with full definitions, linguistic histories, and links to related words. WordBook is a comprehensive dictionary app with a significant etymological component that provides the word origins and links to related words for thousands of entries. Sometimes there are free Massive Online Courses available on etymology. They're taught by qualified professors at top universities and colleges, so you're getting a dose of higher education on word history at no charge! The Open University has a free online course available on the history of the English Language that you can take at your own pace. It explores etymology alongside lexicography. A quick Internet search can yield tons of results about the etymologies of various words. You might even find some interesting discussion threads on the topic. You could also post a question to a forum site, like Quora, for more information. If you're looking for more academic results, try using a site like Google Scholar. There are many popular blogs and podcasts where you can read and listen to stories about etymology. Both offer a fun and informative way to keep up your hobby of studying etymology. For blogs, try the Oxford Etymologist, The Etyman Language Blog, or Omniglot Blog. For podcasts, try The Allusionist, Lexicon Valley, or The History of English.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get an etymology app. Take a related MOOC. Do Internet research. Follow a related blog or podcast.

Problem: Article: Start by brushing out your hair. Then, wrap a scarf around your hair in a circular motion until it's no longer hanging down. A paddle brush is helpful for this technique. Tie your hair up in a scarf before you go to sleep each night. To maintain this hairdo, you must skip washing your hair. As soon as you wash your hair, it will go back to its natural state. Go a week or 2 without washing, but don't go much longer than that. Keep in mind that very steamy showers also make your hair revert back to normal. If you need to, wear your scarf covered by a shower cap into the shower. Keep the scarf on to make it easier to wrap up in the shower cap. Plus, it will absorb some of the moisture that would have reached your hair otherwise. Bouncy curls all throughout your hair is a lot of fun, but often that hairstyle will only last a day or 2. If you want your hairdo to last longer, try just curling the very ends and leaving the rest of your hair straight.
Summary: Wrap it in a silk scarf at night. Skip the shampoo. Opt for minimal curling.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may have many of these materials on hand at home. Otherwise, try a craft store. Paper (square/diamond shape) You can glue 4 8.5"x11" pieces of paper together for a bigger kite Card stock is thicker and better than standard paper Tape Glue Scissors Ribbon Twine Two bamboo dowels (one the size of your paper diagonally, and one with an extra inch) Take your longer dowel and tape one end to a corner of your paper that doesn't have the first dowel taped down. Although you taped the entire smaller dowel, only tape the end of this one.

SUMMARY: Gather your materials. Use your other dowel.

Q: Toilets can account for up to 30 percent of your household water usage. Older toilets use much more water to function and the extra water winds its way into your septic system, causing wear and tear. Replace your toilets with high-efficiency toilets to increase the lifespan of your septic tank. Have a certified plumber install your toilet so it's done correctly. High-efficiency showerheads and flow restrictors will help reduce the amount of water you use in the shower. The reduction of water volume entering the tank will keep your septic system healthier for longer. Some regions will provide low-flow showerheads to you for free. Contact your local government or go online to see if there's a program near you. Washing multiple small loads of laundry in your washing machine wastes both water and energy. Setting your machine to the appropriate load size can reduce water waste. Grease can seriously clog up your pipes and add to the scum levels in your septic system. Don't pour grease down the drain. Instead, pour it into a separate container and throw it away in the trash. Use a container you can seal so the grease doesn't spill.
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Install high-efficiency toilets to reduce water use. Use showerheads that conserve water. Select the proper load size on your washing machine. Dispose of grease in a container in the garbage.