INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're logged into LinkedIn, doing so will open your profile's Home page. If you aren't logged in, tap Sign In, enter your email address and password, and tap Sign In. It's at the top of the page. Alternatively, you can tap the My Network icon, which resembles two silhouettes of people, at the top of the screen. This should be the name of the person with whom you want to remove a connection. If you're using the My Network tab, tap [number] Connections in the top left corner. It should pop up below the search bar. If you're in the Connections menu, scroll to your person's name and tap it. It's in the top right corner of the screen. It's about halfway down the drop-down menu. It's at the bottom of the screen. Doing so will remove the person from your connections. You can also tap Following in this menu and then tap Unfollow to stop viewing updates from their profile.

SUMMARY: Open the LinkedIn app. Tap the search bar. Type in a person's name. Tap their name. Tap ⋮. Tap Remove Connection. Tap Remove connection when prompted.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: before the season starts. Being a flyer in cheerleading requires a ton of body strength to keep your balance. Keep up your exercises even when you aren’t cheerleading to be ready for the season ahead. Practice leg exercises, upper body exercises, and core exercises to be able to do any stunt that is asked of you. Ask the other cheerleaders on your team if they want to work out with you during the off-season. That way, you can all keep each other motivated to stay in shape. Fliers need to be able to do movements like leg lifts and the splits while in the air. Do stretches every single day so that you keep your flexibility up. Try doing stunt moves, like scorpions and leg lifts, on the ground so you are stretching the right muscles. Pratice holding them as you stand on the ground to maintain your balance. Your balance will be constantly shifting while you are being held in the air. First, do your stunt positions on flat ground. Once you have those mastered, try your stunts while standing on a cushion or pillow. This will mimic the balance corrections you will need to do while being held in the air. Practicing your stunts on the ground will also give you more confidence in your body movements when it comes time to be held by your bases. It can be easy to get distracted by the fliers next to you, your bases, or even the crowd you are performing for. Keep your mind on your own body positions and balance to make sure you are doing your stunts to the best of your ability. Practice doing your stunts in front of a crowd so you know how to focus when there are distractions around. Being aware of yourself will also help you avoid injury and avoid injuring your bases.
Summary: Get in shape Stretch every day to become more flexible. Practice good balance on the ground. Be aware of your body.

The poet William Stafford once wrote that “there is no such thing as writer’s block for writers whose standards are low enough.” While this might sound awful, the idea that you should be able to sit down as a 5th grader and compose the great American novel is unrealistic. But it is exactly this sort of expectation that leaves people so dissatisfied with their wring that they give up.  Great writers compose multiple drafts of their work and have the text reviewed by professional editors. No one expects a first draft to be good. But sitting down and finishing it will give you the chance to see what fits and what does not. From there it will be much easier to improve your ideas. Writing also takes practice. It might take a few failed manuscripts to get it right. To make writing a natural habit, try to sit down at the beginning of every day to write a few pages. If you don't know what to write, start a dream journal. Write about what you dreamed the prior night. This will help you keep in touch with your creative side. People who exercise regularly have been shown to exhibit more creative thinking. If you are struck by writer’s block, a little bit of exercise can distract you from any anxieties that you might have and get your ideas flowing again.  Consider going on a walk to clear your head.  For more energy, try a short jog. Alternatively, stretch for a couple of minutes to relax yourself. Caffeine increases the effect of chemicals in your brain that naturally produce energy. Consuming caffeine will give you energy and increase your concentration. Thus, it will help you overcome several of the psychological conditions that create writers block, including self-doubt and lack of commitment.  Caffeine has other properties that can improve your writing, like increased short term memory and cognitive abilities. The positive effects of caffeine, however, can be negated if it impairs your sleep. Moderate your consumption and drink it early in the day Music can increase concentration. It can also inspire emotions that you can spill back onto the page. Depending upon your tastes, loud music might be a distraction. In that case, consider ambient music, possibly without any lyrics. Jazz and classical music are often good ambient music choices for writing. If you are having trouble focusing in your environment or find it uninspiring, try some place new. A university library has a lot of resources that you can turn to for information. Cafes have coffee and a vibrant atmosphere that can make you feel more comfortable than your own cramped space. Doing a quick read of some inspirational writing can get you in the mood to do your own. Anyway, a good writer should be reading all the time. It is important to use other writers as point of inspiration and as models for how to write. You also need to read to get a sense for how you can fit your work into existing literature or innovate within a genre of writing. If TV distracts you, be sure to turn it off. If you live with a bunch of people or along a busy street, do your best to find a place that is less noisy. Consider downloading programs that will remove distractions from your computer. One of the difficulties with writing today is that the best media for composition—your computer—is also rife with distractions of its own. There is, however, specialized software that can change this. Some programs will ration the time you can spend on social media. Writing programs can limit your access to other functions of the computer, so that you can focus exclusively on writing. Great writers have very different routines. One thing that is almost always true, however, is that they have some sort of routine. You will want to pick a routine that fits your energy level and schedule throughout the day. Once you have a routine, your mind will naturally turn to writing when it is time to sit down and work.  For example, Simone de Beauvoir would always begin her days with a cup of tea, review what she had written the previous day, write for several hours, take some time off, and then return to work after dinner.  Try to have a designated place and time to work. This sort of routine can create a cue for your brain when it is time to begin work. Perhaps you should always have a cup of coffee or tea before work. Maybe you should always have music on. Perhaps you could eat breakfast directly before writing. Create as many atmospheric cues as possible to tell your brain to get to work.
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One-sentence summary -- Lower your standards. Write every day. Do some light exercise. Drink some coffee. Turn on music. Find a new location. Read. Eliminate distractions. Start a routine.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Five or six at a time will do. Place it on a cutting board and cut it with a sharp knife. Cutting it in half will help it cook faster. The chestnut is similar to the potato when it comes to cooking. This should take between 2-5 minutes, depending on the strength of your microwave. Enjoy these chestnuts plain and bite the nut directly off the shell or scoop it out with a small spoon first.

SUMMARY:
Grab a handful of chestnuts. Chop each chestnut in half. Cook them in the microwave on the "potato" setting. Serve.