Q: A towel wrap is a good system to use if you have long, curly, or thick hair that tends to hold onto moisture for a long time. You can wrap up your hair while you're getting ready for the day, then take it down and style it when it's still a little damp. You'll need a large, soft towel long enough to wrap your hair. You can buy special towels made just for this purpose. Check out a beauty supply store or look online for a good selection.
A: Have a large, soft towel ready.

Q: You may not be able to catch the chicken in the act, but if you watch the flock for a few days, you should be able to identify the chicken who is responsible. The hen will have dried yolk on her beak or the side of her head, or you may see her searching the nests for eggs to eat. Isolate the hen from the other so she can no longer eat their eggs and they won't pick up on her bad behavior. Watch the rest of the flock to see if the egg eating stops. If eggs continue to be eaten, the behavior may have already spread and you may need to isolate other chickens. Isolating the hen may be enough of a disruption to stop her from eating the eggs. Most hens lay their eggs before 10am, and the faster you remove them, the less chance there is for one of them to break and encourage the hens to eat the eggs. Gather eggs at least twice a day or more often if possible. Place a golf ball, a rock painted white, or a dummy egg from a feed store in each nest. Gather the real eggs as usual, but leave the dummies. When the hens peck at the "egg," they will find that it is unbreakable and no longer a source of food. They may give up trying to break the real eggs. You can also blow out a raw egg by poking a hole on the top and bottom and blowing out the contents with an egg. Then fill it with mustard and replace it in the nest. Chickens do not like mustard and this can teach them very quickly that eggs are not tasty at all. Unfortunately, it can be very difficult to get chickens to stop eating eggs once they have started. If you have tried everything and your hen continues to go on egg-destroying rampages, you may need to go to extreme measures by debeaking (removing the sharp tip of the hen's beak with a hot blade) or killing the chicken. If you are not willing to go take those measures, you can buy special blinders that will prevent the hen from seeing things straight on. If she can only see from the side, it will be difficult for her to successfully find and peck an egg. You can also permanently isolate the hen or keep her separated from the others until after most of the eggs have been laid and collected. She may continue to destroy her own eggs, but the other eggs will be safe (unless the hens lay more eggs once she rejoins the flock).
A: Identify and remove the egg-eating chicken (or chickens) as soon as possible. Collect the eggs as soon as possible. Use a dummy egg to trick the hens. Use blinders, debeak, or cull the egg-eating chicken if you cannot break her of this behavior.

Q: In this facility, you are not allowed to use your own Pokemon. Instead, you are provided with rental Pokemon. This facility tests how knowledgeable you are about battling, as well as type matchups. If you win all 7 battles, you will have cleared a set. Before the challenge begins, a scientist on behalf of the facility will take your Pokemon and give you 6 to choose between. From these 6, you may rent 3. Be sure to go through each of the Pokemon's summaries in order to formulate the most effective team possible. Consider the types, Abilities, movesets and held items. Before a battle (excluding the one with the Frontier Brain), a scientist will inform you of the upcoming opponent's battling style. Based on what is said, the opponent will have Pokemon that knows certain moves. For example, an opponent that "appears to be high risk, high return" will most likely have Pokemon with moves that are powerful, but either have poor accuracy or high recoil damage. Be flexible. After you defeat a Trainer, you are given the option of switching one of your Pokemon with that of your defeated opponent before proceeding to the next battle. Again, consider your Pokemon strategy and decide accordingly. This can determine how the following battle will turn out. The Frontier Brain of the Battle Factory is known as Noland, the Factory Head. He is challenged at the 21st and 42nd battle in a streak (Silver and Gold Symbol, respectively). This means that for the Silver challenge, Noland will be the final Trainer of the 3rd consecutive set. For the Gold challenge, he will be the final Trainer of the 7th consecutive set. Like you, he will also use random Pokemon. Once he is defeated, he will award the respective Knowledge Symbol.
A: Know the arena well. Choose your Pokemon and plan a strategy. Pay attention to any advice given. Defeat Noland.

Q: Find out what variety of summer squash grows well in your area. Three common summer squashes include zucchini (green), patty pan (round), and crookneck (yellow) squash. These hills will help provide the soil and nutrients for our summer squash to grow. Cover each summer squash seed with an organic mulch to help maintain soil moisture. This will help your summer squash grow well and allow the vines to spread. If you're planting on a hill, space your summer squash rows farther apart to encourage healthy plant growth. Summer squash only keeps for about 3 days in the refrigerator. To freeze, slice your summer squash immediately after picking and place it in the freezer.
A:
Determine the type of summer squash you want to plant. Plant summer squash seeds in 6-inch (15 cm) hills that are 12 inches (30cm) apart. Space your summer squash rows 3 feet (0.91m) apart. Use summer squash or freeze it.