INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Black is the cornerstone of metal fashion. Start incorporating more black clothing into your wardrobe and daily outfit selection. The color black represents darkness, death, evil and other bleak themes embraced by metal culture. Avoid bright colors, normal, "mundane" garments (skirts, polo shirts, sandals, etc.) and any other items commonly worn by the uninitiated. The dark color has come to be strongly associated with the metal lifestyle. Metal musicians and fans often wear black from head to toe. Avoid wearing light hues, like white, khaki or light gray, or bright colors. From the waist down, metalheads can almost always be spotted wearing tight-fitting dark blue or black denim jeans. These are often in various stages of disrepairthey can be tattered and full of holes or held together with fabric patches depicting band symbols or slogans. Try to find a pair with a sharp taper rather than a baggy or flared leg fit. Black shorts (usually with cargo pockets), cutoffs and bondage or military style pants are also common. Show your support of your favorite bands by wearing shirts bearing their logos or other metal imagery. Using clothing to advertise musical tastes is a common practice of metal enthusiasts. It can also serve as a great conversation starter. Best of all, metal t-shirts are nearly exclusively black, which means you'll never have to worry about matching. Many metal bands make a good part of their earnings by selling merchandise. If you want to help out a band you like, make sure you're buying officially licensed shirts and other products directly from the band. Pair a black band shirt with a pair of dark jeans, or layer it under a battle jacket. Don't stop at basic black clothing. Exhibit your disregard for societal norms by donning spiked or studded jewelry, heavy black boots and death or combat-related paraphernalia. Battle jackets, denim or leather jackets or vests adorned with spikes, patches or buttons are also a popular choice. The purpose of most of the traits of metal style is to appear dangerous, brooding and antisocial. Violent and aggressive themes, such as modern and medieval weaponry, Vikings and warriors are not out of the ordinary. If you want to go all the way with your look, paint your fingernails with black nail polish, wear dark makeup or even don the black and white "corpse paint" commonly worn by black metal musicians. Take liberties with your appearance to demonstrate your unique sensibilities. There are no rules. Metalheads often sport long, wild hair and grow large beards, or cover themselves in tattoos and piercings. These features can be off-putting to most people, but to fans of metal music they symbolize a nonconformist philosophy and the freedom to live the way one chooses. There's no dress code for metalheads. While many metal fans wear similar kinds of clothing to signify their membership in the culture, you should wear whatever best suits your own personality.

SUMMARY: Dress in black. Put on a pair of blue or black jeans. Wear band t-shirts. Accessorize to complete your look. Express your individuality.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method can be time consuming as you have to iron each bill one separately, but it's a time saver for those with just a few bills. Find a well-functioning iron with a sturdy ironing board. Make sure all the windows are closed and the fan is off so the bills don't blow away while ironing. Arrange as many as you can on the board, but you may need to iron them in separate sessions if you have a lot of wet currency. For those who want to add crispness as well, spray extra crisp heavy starch onto the bills. You may be tempted to set the iron temperature higher in order to dry the bill faster. However, this can lead the bills to become burnt or even set aflame in some instances. Take the time and make sure it's on the lowest heat setting so your bills are dried without becoming damaged. Move the iron over the bill in a steady, back-and-forth motion. Never place the iron on the bill and wait. This will cause the bill to catch on fire or become burnt. Iron the bill back and forth, and then flip the bill over to iron the backside. Each bill should be dried in about 30 seconds, but it may take longer depending on the saturation.

SUMMARY: Consider using an iron to dry your bills. Place each individual bill on the ironing board. Set the heating of the iron to the lowest setting. Iron each bill.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Withdrawing from an FNB ATM requires you to use your mobile phone to request a withdrawal and an accompanying PIN; you will then have to travel to the closest ATM to withdraw your money. Since the PIN expires within a few hours of you receiving it, consider going through the mobile phone part of the process while at the ATM. Exclude the quotation marks. If you don't have airtime, you can dial "*130*277#" without the quotation marks to buy airtime. Follow the directions on your screen to do so. Your eWallet will send you a text message that contains a unique four-digit PIN. The PIN will expire in 16 hours from the time you receive the text message. Make sure that you can get to an ATM well within 16 hours of receiving your PIN. This is the green button on most ATM keypads. You can also select "Cardless Services". " You must have a valid South African phone number at the time of this withdrawal to proceed. This amount must be less than or equal to the funds in your account. The ATM should dispense your cash accordingly. You have successfully withdrawn money from eWallet via ATM! You can also press "Cancel" to void the transaction.

SUMMARY: Prepare to initiate the withdrawal process. Dial "*120*277#" to access eWallet. Press "1" to select "Withdraw Cash". Press "1" to select "Get ATM PIN". Visit the FNB ATM closest to you. Press "Enter/Proceed" on the ATM keypad. Select "eWallet Services" on the following screen. Enter your mobile phone number on the keypad, then select "Proceed. Enter the four-digit eWallet PIN you received via text message. Enter a withdrawal amount. Verify that your transaction has ended before leaving the ATM.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Often the manual for the gun will have specific areas needing oil, but a quick look at where the gun is wearing will give you a good indication of the needs. Be sure to oil the areas around rotating parts, such as the bolt and trigger assembly. Try to keep oil away from the openings into the firing pin housing (oil is a collector of dirt and powder buildup, and buildup around your firing pin can prevent it from firing). Don't forget to oil the bolt rails and the grooves in which they ride.

SUMMARY:
Oil all the components requiring lubrication. Reassemble the rifle and make sure all parts are functioning properly. Wipe down the whole gun and remove any excess oil.