INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place the pour over brewer of your choice over a carafe. Get out a digital scale and measure out 3 tablespoons (about 30 g) of medium-ground coffee or whole beans, if you want to grind your own. You can use a glass, plastic, or ceramic brewer. Keep in mind that plastic brewers can give a slight taste to the coffee. You'll also need a grinder, if you plan to grind your own beans.

SUMMARY: Set up your pour over brewer and get out the coffee.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These dresses typically have a very flattering dividing line or design at the narrowest part of your waist. Both styles nip in at the waist, making it look even thinner while accentuating your upper and lower curves. Make sure you choose one that comes in at the waist, hugs the hips, and falls over your thighs loosely.

SUMMARY: Look for snug fits that emphasize your waist and keep your top and bottom curves balanced. Consider a bodice dress that naturally keeps the top and bottom sections looking separate. Try on a wrap dress or empire waist dress. Look for form-fitting dresses with a diagonal or bias cut to show off your legs and add a bit of visual interest to your style.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Understand that to control your non-dominant hand, your brain will have to form new neural connections. This is not a fast or easy process, so you will need to be prepared to put in many hours of practice if you plan on becoming ambidextrous. Developing these motor skills will probably give you a whole new appreciation of what babies' lives are like. Begin printing the alphabet in both capital and lowercase letters, then move on to sentences. When printing becomes comfortable, you can start practicing your cursive. If your writing is very messy in the beginning, start by tracing large text out of a book or magazine. It may also help to buy children's paper, which has widely spaced lines for large printing and dotted center lines to control the letter proportions. Another good thing to do is to observe the way left-handers write or just ask them for some tips. Write "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" or "Five boxing wizards jump quickly" over and over to improve left-hand neatness. These sentences are good because they use every single letter in the English alphabet. You should also practice writing the most common words in your language and your name, as this will teach your muscles common letter combinations. Lists of the most common words in each language can be found on Wikipedia. Be prepared for the fact that your left arm and hand muscles will be quite sore after writing practice. This is because you are training certain muscles for the very first time. Drawing basic shapes will help to strengthen your left hand and give you more control over the pen or pencil. Stick people, square houses with rectangular chimneys, round-headed cats with triangular earsthe goal here is to become more dexterous, not to produce a Rembrandt. Try coloring them in as well to make you feel more comfortable with your left hand. Also, try to draw straight lines from left to right using your left hand. It will teach you to push, not pull. For left-handers, it is easier to pull the pen to the left than to push it to the right. Therefore, writing backward with your left hand is easier than writing forwards. You can just write backward (from right to left) or you can practice mirror script, where the letters themselves have flipped around. Writing backward is also helpful because you will not smear the ink or tear the page when you write with a penhowever, it will not be that easy for others to read, so try to save it for your diary (just like Leonardo da Vinci!) Liquid ink pens and especially gel pens are worth trying, as they require less pressure and strength when writing. This makes writing more comfortable and leaves your hand less likely to cramp up at the end of your practice session. Be sure to use quick-drying ink though, or the text may get smudged as your left-hand moves across the page. Don't expect results in just one day. It takes lots of time to get achieve neat, legible writing with your non-dominant hand.

SUMMARY: Understand the complexities of writing with your left hand. Start slow. Practice writing every letter. Draw basic shapes. Learn mirror script. Use the right kind of pens. Be realistic.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The virus that causes warts can be passed from person to person if the warts are touched or picked at. Leave the warts on your hands alone and avoid picking or scratching at the warts. You should also never share the emery board or pumice stone that you used to file down your warts with someone else. Only use the emery board or pumice stone on your warts and nowhere else on your body to avoid spreading the virus. If possible, avoid biting your fingernails. Broken skin, such as skin that has been bitten or chewed, is more susceptible to the development of warts. You should also avoid brushing, clipping or shaving any areas that have warts as this can irritate the warts and spread the virus. Keep your nails and hands clean. Always wash your hands well after touching your warts or any shared surfaces, such as exercise equipment at the gym or the handle on a bus. Reduce your risk of developing warts or passing them on to others by always wearing plastic flip flops in the change rooms and the public areas of public pools or showers.. If you have warts and are planning to go swimming in a public pool, put a waterproof plaster over the warts to prevent the spread of infection.

SUMMARY:
Do not pick at the warts and avoid direct contact with other people's warts. Practice good hand and nail hygiene. Wear flip flops around public pools and in public showers.