Q: When you're choosing the best sweater looks for spring and summer you don't want to pick a fabric that's going to be really hot, like cashmere. You need fabric that is light and breathable. As for the fabric go for a nice silk-blend, cotton, or nylon-poly blend. These will breathe more easily, they'll give you a little weight and warmth (especially in air-conditioned offices) without being overwhelmingly hot. A loose crocheted sweater can be a great idea for a summer or spring look. Wear it over a pale maxi-dress or t-shirt and rolled up jeans. Bright colored sweaters, or heavy black sweaters are good for autumn, but they aren't what you want to wear for spring and summer. Pick light colors and prints that have light colors (pastel like pale pink or blue are typical). Grey is a great color to pair with fun summery prints. This way the focus is on your fun printed skirt, with the grey enhancing it, rather than drawing attention away from it. Pale, pastel colors are good because they won't be as hot as black or dark purple. Part of cultivating the summer or spring look is to pair your sweater with something more summery. This could be something like a knit sweater with a bright, sporty mini-skirt. Another good idea is pairing a white button-down sweater with loose trousers (cotton) and white sandals. You could also pair a light v-neck sweater with floaty, knee-length skirt. You want to balance the floaty, looser bottom with a more fitted sweater. Part of the fun of sweaters is having multiple layers. This is necessary in many places in the northern hemisphere where each day can have a succession of different temperatures and weather. Layer your summer sweater over your tank top so that you're ready from when the sun comes out from behind that cloud. When wearing a cardigan you want to keep it unbuttoned, or mostly unbuttoned. This shows the layering better and makes it flow more nicely on each side.
A: Pick the right fabric. Go for light, summer and spring colors. Pair your sweaters with summer bottoms. Cultivate the layered look.

Article: Just because you're allergic to one type of seafood doesn't necessarily mean you have to avoid all of it. Talk to an allergist to determine exactly what type of fish or seafood you're allergic to, and what you should and should not avoid. If you have a fish allergy, you may still be able to eat shellfish, and vice versa. If you have a shellfish allergy, you may need to avoid crustaceans, mollusks, or both, depending on what your allergist tells you based on your history and testing. Crustaceans include crabs, crayfish, lobster, prawns, or shrimp. There are 3 main categories of mollusks: bivalves (including clams, mussels, oysters, and scallops), gastropods (including abalone, snails, limpets, and periwinkles), and cephalopods (including cuttlefish, octopus and squid). The Food Allergen Labeling Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA) requires that the specific type of crustacean shellfish and fish be on the label. This is not the case for mollusks, though. Check the label for every new packaged food you buy, just to ensure that you don't accidentally eat something that has a surprising seafood ingredient.#*Even though a food that you routinely buy does not usually contain seafood, this does not mean that you don't have to read the ingredients label each time you buy it. Companies often update their products without noting the change on the front of the package. Be sure to check the label of every food you buy. There are some foods that typically contain seafood, but it may be unclear exactly which seafood, if any, is used. Try to avoid foods like these, which often include: Surimi Glucosamine Bouillabaisse Worcestershire sauce Caesar salads
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't eat anything belonging to the seafood family you're allergic to. Read the labels on all the foods that you buy. Avoid eating foods that list vague ingredients that may include seafood.

Problem: Article: Look for the app icon on your iPad or iPhone, and tap on it. These are the shows you've tagged as your favorites and added to the app. The shows will be grouped in order of their current airing statuses and each of them will be displayed with their unique posters and titles. Do this by tapping on the show from the results. It will immediately be added to your favorites and included under your My Shows display.
Summary: Launch iTV Shows. Tap "My Shows" from the bottom menu to see your shows. Add the show.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Not only will the sections make rolling your hair easier, but they will help ensure your curls, waves and lift all fall in the best-possible directions. Using a comb or pick, create a 2 inches (5.1cm) wide strip in the middle of your hair, similar to a mohawk. Include hair from your forehead, down the back of your head to the nape of your neck. Secure the middle section by twisting it and attaching a butterfly clip. You should have 1 ponytail on either side of your head. Secure each side with a ponytail holder or a butterfly clip. Pull the hair taut away from your head, and place a roller on top of the section. Then just roll the hair away from your face and down to your scalp. Secure the roller. This works best on longer hair. If your sections are larger than the diameter of your rollers, then your curls will look limp. For short hair that's at least 2 inches (5.1cm) long, you can try using very small rollers. If your hair is too short for rollers, follow the same rolling instructions using a 1-inch barrel curling iron, instead. Roll each section away from your face and down to your scalp until the whole center section is in rollers. The smaller your sections, the tighter your curls will be. Remember, your sections should never be larger than the diameter of your rollers. Remove the fastener from your left ponytail, and separate small sections of hair from your temple. Pull the section up and across your forehead. Hold a roller diagonally on top of the ends, and roll the strip away from your face all the way to your scalp. Secure the roller. Continue rolling the left section of hair, front to back, by separating roller-sized pieces of hair and rolling in the same direction as the first. Secure each roller right next to your scalp. Separate roller-sized pieces of hair on the right side of your head, from your temple back, and roll them in the same way you rolled your left section. Leave the rollers in your hair for at least 20 minutes before removing them. It may take longer for the style to set, so be patient. If you take your rollers out too early, you will have a slight wave rather than curls.

SUMMARY: Divide your scalp into thirds to style it with rollers. Separate the center section of your hair. Pull the remaining hair into 2 loose ponytails. Create sections the size of your rollers, starting from the front. Continue separating pieces of hair, front to back. Roll the left side of your head. Place rollers in the right section of hair. Allow your rollers to cool.

Q: Two easy medals to work on are the Veteran and the Pet Academy Attendance badges. The former goes up monthly every time you log in, and the latter improves every time you check in at the pet school.
A:
Log in frequently, as this will help you to gain and level up particular medals (for example, there are often different monthly events going on, some of which have exclusive medals you get for attending).