In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The amount of food you choose should be suitable for the serving size your baby normally eats. If your baby eats far less than 1 cup (236.58 milliliters) of food per sitting, process the food anyway to save yourself time in the future, then freeze or refrigerate the remaining portion to feed your baby later on. (44.36 milliliters) of water to the food. The amount of water you add may vary depending on the consistency of the food you are processing. For example, if you boiled potatoes, you may not need to add water at all; whereas if you cooked chicken, you may need to add water.  Add extra water to the food as needed depending on your baby's ability to chew. For example, if you are just beginning to introduce your baby to solid foods, you may want to add the full 3 tbsp. (44.36 milliliters) of water or more to the food you are grinding to achieve a soup-like consistency. Grind the food and water together in the food processor. After the food and water mixture is well-blended, you can serve it to your baby.
Summary: Place up to 1 cup (236.58 milliliters) of food in the food processor. Add up to 3 tbsp.

Answer the first call as you normally would answer the phone. As the next person calls, the person will pop up on your phone. Just accept the call and then press 5 to add the person to the call. Repeat the process of adding the next caller by answering the phone and pressing 5 until you've added everyone to the call.
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One-sentence summary -- Have the participants call your Google Voice number. Answer the first call. Add the next caller to the call. Continue adding callers until everyone is in the conference call.

Q: You can still have your coffee and tea, but just make sure you allow it to cool fully before drinking. You might even want to consider switching to iced varieties for a few days. The new cells in your mouth will be very sensitive- if you expose them to hot food before the burn is fully healed, they can easily burn again. Also it will be very painful.  Blow on food and drinks to cool them off faster. For drinks, you should consider adding an ice cube to ensure they are a safe temperature. Test everything before putting it in your mouth. Touch it with just the tip of your tongue to make sure it is a safe temperature. Foods like crackers, chips, and crunchy bread should be off the menu until your burn heals. These can scratch against your burn, which will be very painful. They can also pop blisters, which will slow the healing process and put you at increased risk of an infection. Spicy food will cause a lot of pain for your healing mouth. The irritation from spices can also slow the healing process. If you're a fan of spicy food, it would be best to abstain for a few days while your burn heals. Also avoid adding any spices like pepper to your food. These are mostly citrus-fruits like lemons, oranges, and pineapples. Citric acid will hurt and slow the healing process. Wait at least 3 days before bringing these foods back into your diet.
A: Avoid hot food and drinks while your mouth is healing. Avoid crunchy food. Abstain from spices. Stop eating acidic food.

Article: Reading your speech out loud is important because it gives you an idea of what it will actually sound like when your audience hears it. As you read aloud, make a note of any sections of your speech that sound awkward or confusing. Remove any words or phrases you keep stumbling over or can't pronounce. Stand in front of a mirror while you read your speech out loud so you can work on your eye contact and facial expressions. Have them sit down while you stand up in front of them and give your speech. Ask for constructive criticism and apply it to your presentation. Keep running through your speech until you're both confident that it's polished and you're ready for the event. If there's someone mentioned in your speech that can't attend the event, invite them to practice with you. That way they get to hear your speech and you have someone to give you pointers. Use a camcorder, computer, or your phone. Make sure you're standing for the recording and set the camera far enough away that it captures your entire body. If you'll be giving your speech at a podium, find something to use as a podium for the video, like a table or a desk. Watch the recording after you've finished and take detailed notes on how you look. Use the notes to improve your presentation.  Pay attention to your body language in the recording. Are you standing up straight? Are you moving your hands around nervously? Use the recording to improve your body language so you look more confident giving your speech. Notice how your voice sounds. Make sure you're speaking loud enough and that what you're saying is clear and understandable. Read through your speech several times, timing yourself during each run through. If the average time it takes you to get through your speech is longer than the time you've been allotted at the event, edit your speech until it's shorter.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Read your speech out loud. Ask a friend to help you rehearse. Record yourself reading your speech. Use a timer to monitor the length of your speech.

Problem: Article: If prompted, enter your username and password and click Log in. This is on the right of the menu bar or the top of the left sidebar. It will take you to your profile page. This is located just under your name on the post. The icon will match the post's current privacy setting (lock for private, person for friends, or globe for public). The post is now visible to anyone, whether or not they have a Facebook account or are friends with your on Facebook.
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Open Facebook in your browser. Click your profile picture. Click the privacy menu on the post you want to change. Click Public.