Q: Set the 2 pieces of fabric on top of each other, right-sides facing in. Pin the fabrics together only along 1 side. Remove the pins, and press the basted seam open and flat. Stitch the zipper to the seam on each side of the fabric. The zipper needs to be open so that you can stuff the pillow when you're finished sewing. Close the zipper.
A: Cut 2 square pieces of fabric that measure 20 inches (50.8 cm) on each side. Sew the fabric for the decorative throw pillow together along the pinned edge with a long basting stitch. Place the zipper on the wrong side of the seam, and center the zipper's teeth over the sewn portion of the seam. Put the zipper foot on your sewing machine. Remove the basting stitches from the seam, and open the zipper. Place the fabrics on top of each other, right-sides facing in again, and pin on the 3 remaining sides. Stitch along the 3 sides of the decorative throw pillow, .25 inch (.64 cm) from the edge. Turn the pillow right-side out, and slide the pillow form in through the zippered opening.

Article: Apply a small, quarter-sized amount of shampoo to your palms and work it into a lather. Then, apply the shampoo to your scalp and massage vigorously with your fingertips. Then, work the lather through your hair and rinse. Rinse hair thoroughly so no shampoo is left behind. Washing your hair should take about five minutes. Even though greasy hair looks and feels dirty, washing your hair every day will make your hair more greasy because shampoo strips hair of its nutrients and natural oils, causing your scalp to produce even more oil. Wash your hair every 2-3 days at the very most. This gives your hair enough time to replace the natural oils, so you're not producing an excess. If you usually shampoo your hair every day, it may take a few months for your scalp to stop overproducing oil after you change your shampoo habits. Use dry shampoo on the days you don't wash your scalp to help absorb excess oil as you transition. In addition to not shampooing every day, use a high-quality, gentle cleansing shampoo. Shampoos that are aggressive tend to irritate hair follicles, causing the scalp to produce more oil. Common irritants include sulfates like sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate, as well as silicones like dimethicone and cyclomethicone. You can find silicone and sulfate-free hair products in most drug stores, as well as specialty beauty and hair-care stores. Shampoos with salicylic acid, selenium sulfide, or ketoconazole are good for greasy hair. Salicylic acid helps reduce oil on the scalp. Oily hair does not need to be conditioned often. Condition every other time you wash or just once a week. Only use conditioner on the tips of your hair instead of the roots, where grease gathers more easily. Apply it by squeezing your conditioner into your palms and scrunching it into the ends of your hair. The best dry shampoos for greasy hair come in a powder form. Try not to use liquid dry shampoos. Massage the dry shampoo powder in your hair and on your scalp between washes to soak up grease and leave hair smelling fresh, but don't use them more than once a day. It can be difficult to resist washing your hair after working out, but when your hair is wet with sweat, you do not need to wash it to feel clean again. Just rinse your hair in the shower to remove the salts from your sweat and use a bit of conditioner on your ends to detangle if necessary. If you don't have access to a shower, you can also use a spray bottle to wet your hair and blow-dry it instead of washing. Many hair products have silicone in them, which causes hair to be heavy and greasy. Try using fewer hair styling products in general. If you must use products, avoid ones with silicone. After one month, your hair should be less greasy from adjusting your shampooing methods. If changing your habits does not help at all, try seeing a dermatologist, who will most likely prescribe you shampoo or medication to reduce oil.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shampoo properly. Wash your hair every 2-3 days. Use different types of gentle shampoos. Condition less often. Use dry shampoos between washes. Skip washing your hair after workouts. Style hair with without silicone or oils. See a dermatologist if you see no results.

Problem: Article: With a topic outline, the headings and subpoints are all given in single words or short phrases. With a sentence outline, all of the headings and subpoints are provided in complete sentences. Topic outlines are usually used when your research deals with many different issues that can be arranged in different ways. Sentence outlines are usually used if your research focuses on complex issues. Some instructors will insist that you must not combine these two forms. Many others, however, offer one exception to this guideline by allowing the main section headings to be short phrases while the remaining subpoints are written as full sentences. This structure uses a series of letters and numbers to identify and arrange section levels. The first level is represented by Roman numerals (I, II, III, IV, etc.), the second level is represented by capital letters (A, B, C, D, etc.), the third level is represented by numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.), and the fourth level is represented by lowercase letters (a, b, c, d, etc.). In sentence outlines, headings and subpoints are almost always written with correct sentence capitalization rules. This is not always the case with topic outlines, though. One school of thought indicates that first level headings should be written in all capital letters while all remaining headings use standard sentence capitalization rules. Another school of thought suggests that the first level headings should only have the first letter of each word capitalized, rather than the entire word. The remaining headings, again, use standard sentence capitalization rules. Your outline should run no longer than one-quarter to one-fifth the total estimated size of your final research paper. For a four to five page paper, you only need a single page outline. For a 15 to 20 page paper, your outline will usually run no longer than four pages.
Summary: Choose between a topic outline and sentence outline. Most outlines use an alpha-numerical structure. Note capitalization issues. Keep matters of length in mind.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: the end that is not connected to the hot water connection of the washing machine !

SUMMARY: Disconnect the blue pipe from the back of the washing machine. Disconnect the red pipe that leads from the washing machine to the hot water pipe (i.e. Connect the end of the blue pipe that was connected to the washing machine to where you just removed the red pipe This now creates a 'U' between the cold and hot water pipes. Open the hot water tap. Open the cold water tap for 3-5 seconds. Make sure that your airlock is fixed! Check the hot water at another tap. Repeat steps 5-8 two or three times. IF the hot water is working, switch off all taps and remove your hose. If not, call a plumber!

Q: Take the 20 inches (51cm) stick and put it across the 24 inches (61cm) stick so that you create a lowercase T-shape with them. These sticks are the frame for your kite. If you want to make a larger kite, use longer sticks. Make sure the horizontal stick is at least 4 inches (10cm) shorter than the vertical stick.
A:
Make a lower case T-shape with your sticks.