Problem: Article: Make sure the new band fits and is designed to be attached in the same way as the one you have removed. To install a new band, line it up between the lug holes and carefully thread the screw bar piece through one of the lug holes, and down through the hole in the band. Hold it in place and try to keep the bar and band aligned with the lug holes. Then take one screw and carefully position it in one of the lug holes. Turn it clockwise a couple of times. Then place the second screw in the other lug hole. Hold the first screw in place with another screwdriver or a screwdriver block. Then tighten the second screw until it won't turn any further. Once you reach this point, tighten up the first screw. You may consider replacing the screws, which can wear out over time. If you are attaching a new band to a watch that has end caps, you will need to ensure your new straps fits the old end caps. Fix the new band to the end caps by first sliding the spring bar into the end caps. Then move it into position between the lugs, pressing the bottom of the spring bar into the lower lug. Depress the spring bar and after some manoeuvring, you should be able to click it into the hole in the top lug. This is very tricky work, and if you are struggling to get it in, pay a quick visit to the jewellers. Bands with end caps have less regular sizing than flat-ended bands, so it is advisable to check with a watchmaker or jeweller to ensure your new band will fit. A new spring bar strap is reasonably straightforward to install. Ensure you have all the pieces together and the band fits the watch. Insert the spring bar into the hole at the end of the band and move it towards the watch. Depress one end of the spring bar and slide it into place between the lugs. When one end is in the indent, press down and slide the other end into position. Listen out for the clicks as the bar slides into the holes in the lugs.
Summary: Install a band with screws. Attach a new band with end caps. Fix a new spring bar strap.

Problem: Article: Use a rat-tail comb to draw a line on either side of your part, from your hairline all the way back to your crown. This should create a rectangular section of hair around your part. Pin this section up with clips or a hair tie. If you part your hair in the middle, the section should be at the center of your scalp. If you prefer a side part, the section should be off-center. Hold the weft against your scalp about 12in (1.3cm) away from your hairline, then stretch it to the other side to 12in (1.3cm) away from your hairline. Use your thumb to mark the place where your extension should end as you pull the weft away from your head. Cut the weft with scissors, then hold the extension piece up to double-check the width. You want to leave the extensions at least 12in (1.3cm) from your hairline because the piece of hair that's left will hide the extensions if you pull your hair back. This will help the glue become tacky so it will adhere to your hair. If the glue is too wet when you apply the extension, the glue will drip down the strands of hair, causing a messier application. Touch the glue to make sure it's neither runny nor dry. It should be about 60-70% dry when you're finished drying it. Some hair stylists will also apply a strong hold hairspray at this stage and then blow dry your hair. If you're using synthetic hair, make sure your blowdryer is on the cool setting. The line of the track should run slightly below the part you made near the nape of your neck. Do not apply glue on your scalp. If you apply the extension directly to your scalp, it can stunt the growth of your hair and lead to hair damage. Remember to leave the hair at least 12in (1.3cm) away from your hairline. If you find that your extension wasn't cut long enough, just snip a little piece and apply it using the same method. This will finish drying the glue so the extension will stay attached to your hair. To check whether the glue is dry, gently tug on the extensions. If they move, continue drying them. If you opted for synthetic extensions, you may want to use the cool setting on your hair dryer.
Summary: Section the top part of your hair and clip it up. Cut the track the width of the part you just created. Blow dry the glue on high or medium for several seconds. Press the extension onto your hair about 12in (1.3cm) from the root. Blow dry the track again for another 30-60 seconds.

Problem: Article: Note it will take a few times doing this to notice a difference.
Summary: Mix 2 tablespoons of honey and 1/2 a teaspoon of lemon juice. Apply all over the face. Allow the mask to sink in for 20 to 30 minutes. Wash off with warm water.

Problem: Article: This holds your stuff. Create it with eight wooden planks in a square 3x3 without the middle square. The door is to keep monsters out. Make one with six wooden planks in a rectangle. If you have enough iron, you can create an iron door with iron ingots instead of wooden planks. Keep in mind, if you have set it on hard difficulty, wooden doors won't help you since monster-like zombies can break them. eight cobblestones in a square 3x3 without the middle square If you can't find any coal go into your furnace and put wood planks on the bottom and logs on the top to make charcoal. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/5\/57\/Survive-Your-First-Night-in-Minecraft-Step-17.jpg\/v4-460px-Survive-Your-First-Night-in-Minecraft-Step-17.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/5\/57\/Survive-Your-First-Night-in-Minecraft-Step-17.jpg\/aid1331908-v4-728px-Survive-Your-First-Night-in-Minecraft-Step-17.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Fair_use">Fair Use<\/a> (screenshot)<br>
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Put your crafting table in first. Create a chest. Add a door. Put in a furnace (to cook stuff with coal, charcoal or buckets of LAVA): Make a bed. Make torches for light. Wait out the night in comfort.