INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Don't use a regular cloth or rag or you could damage the polish on your AirPods. Microfiber cloths are also better at picking up small particles than regular cloths. Hold the microfiber cloth in your hand and gently bring it over the entire surface of each AirPod. Hold the cotton swab in your hand and gently rub the soft end through the small cracks and crevices on your AirPods. Carefully wipe over the speaker grills to remove any dust or wax that's built up on them. Don't push too hard on the speaker grills or you could damage them. Place the eraser on the spot you want to remove and gently rub the eraser back and forth. Once the spot is gone, wipe off any leftover eraser shavings with the microfiber cloth. If you don't have an anti-static brush, you can use the bristles on a clean, dry toothbrush instead. Use the bristles on the anti-static brush to brush away dust, dirt, or wax that's stuck in the speaker grills. Use a gentle brushing motion so you don't damage the grills. If your AirPods haven't been cleaned in a while, you may need to use a little bit of water to remove tough dirt and grime spots. Add a drop or two of distilled water onto a microfiber cloth so that it's barely wet. Then, rub the damp part of the cloth over the surface of your AirPods. Don't let the wet part of the cloth make contact with the speaker grills or moisture could get inside of them. Use distilled water instead of tap water. Tap water has minerals that can damage the polish on your AirPods.

SUMMARY: Wipe down your AirPods with a microfiber cloth. Use a cotton swab to wipe off hard-to-reach areas. Rub away dirt and grime spots with a pencil eraser. Brush the speaker grills with an anti-static brush. Use a damp microfiber cloth as a last resort.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you've learned some basic notes and chords, putting them together may seem simple but requires a little timing. For your music to sound cohesive and melodic, you must have a good rhythm. Keeping a rhythm to your strumming pattern will be difficult at first while you learn how to adjust your left hand quickly between notes and chords. As you get better, try to avoid taking breaks between finger adjustments to improve your timing. Try counting in fours while you are playing to help keep a beat while you strum. If you have a difficult time strumming in time, try using a metronome. This is a small electronic gadget that sounds off little clicks at a steady rate, allowing you to pace your strumming to match. You can adjust the speed that it plays to meet your comfort level. Don't try to play super fast at first, as you will be likely to make more mistakes. Start with a slow, steady rhythm and then work your way towards a more fast-paced beat. Once you have mastered all the basic major and minor chords, you can play nearly any beginner's song. Using your now rhythmic strumming and fingering you will be able to play recognizable songs in no time. Many ukulele music books provide popular tunes that are easy for beginners to learn. Pick one up at a local music supply store and start playing! If you want to learn some of your favorite songs, search online for the song's uke tabs. Tabs are like the music for the ukulele, telling you the different chords and fingering positions that are required. The most important thing you can do to improve your overall playing ability is to practice regularly. You don't have to have an inborn talent for music to become a fantastic uke player, but rather just need perseverance and diligence. Putting at least 20-30 minutes of practice a day will help you to become the master instrumentalist you always wanted to be!
Summary: Practice your timing. Learn whole songs. Practice daily.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your bike is in use for a commuter item, a basket is both adorable and useful. Bike baskets range in material from wicker to wood or plastic, and come in many different sizes. The frequency with which you use your bike will help determine what basket you need to purchase, as some are affixed with delicate materials such as leather. Altering your bike seat can provide a fresh look and a bit more comfort for your rear end. Leather seats lend a vintage look to your bike, while gel-pad seats add a massive comfort factor. Colored wheels, spokes, shocks, and handlebars can all help decorate your bike. You can even have different colors for all of your bike's components for a rainbow effect. You can change the shape of your handlebars altogether, or you can use tape, crepe, or paint to change the general appearance of your handlebars. If you do alter your handlebars, make sure you do not do anything to interfere with the brakes. Finally, add a delightfully childlike flair to your bike by adding streamers to your handle grips. Streamers can be created with old plastic bags, strips of fabric, or even old pom poms. Commercial streamers come with small clips that are inserted into the ends of your bar grips. If you make your own streamers, you can fashion your own clips to attach them using supplies from a craft or hobby store.

SUMMARY:
Add a basket for shopping trips. Purchase a special bike seat. Use colored bike components. Alter your handlebars. Add streamers to your handlebars.