Write an article based on this "Make a lot of friends. Be charismatic Be likable. Stay consistent. Get noticed."
article: It will be easier to set trends if you have many friends who are popular and well-liked in their own right. This gives you more social capital and influence on the rest of your peer group. Trends are a powerful demonstration of how social influence motivates people. In general, people follow trends out of a desire to fit in. Trends are typically started by the rich and the famous because on some level people think looking more like them will give them some of that prestige. Don't make friends with popular people just to be a trendsetter. Make sure your friendships are genuine. . If you are confident and fun to be around, people will want to be more like you. Be conscious of how you present yourself, and try to be as likeable as possible. Maintaining good posture is often overlooked when thinking about charisma. Always try to keep your back and neck straight. Avoid being overly serious. This doesn't mean you have to be the class clown, but more laidback people tend to be more universally liked. Being kind and compassionate will go a long way. Express genuine interest in other people by paying them thoughtful complements. Ask them about their lives and interests. Doing these things will make others feel good about themselves and they will attribute these good feelings to your presence. Once you're known as a likeable person, others will want to be more like you. Without even noticing it, they may adopt some of your style, preferences, and habits. In other words, they will follow the trends that you set. This may seem counterproductive if you're trying to be stylish. While you may want to shake things up when it comes to your appearance, your personality shouldn't also change drastically. Don't be consistent in how you dress, but be consistent in how you act. In general, popular people are known to be reliable. People like to know where they stand with a person and are put off when someone is completely unpredictable. If you try to be a chameleon and change who you are depending on who you're with in a bid to make everyone like you, people will catch on. You may develop a reputation as being inauthentic, causing your popularity to plummet. Instead, be your best true self wherever you go. You won't be able to set a trend if other people don't see and follow it. Start by trying to be more "seen." Make people notice you and cultivate a presence. Talk louder if necessary, make jokes, and learn how to be the center of attention. If you want to start fashion trends, try to dress well in general. Your peers will start to think of you as a person who knows style and will be more likely to attribute an unusual look to a new trend rather than a fashion faux pas. While positive attention is great, don't be too loud or obnoxious. People who try to be cool rarely are. Make your outgoing persona seem effortless. If you have trouble being extroverted without it seeming forced, focus more on other methods of securing popularity.

Write an article based on this "Introduce yourself to your teachers to make a good first impression. Focus on getting through one class at a time. Use a planner Keep your papers organized"
article: The start of the school year means a fresh start for almost all of your classes. Before or after class, make time to say hello to your teacher and let them know that you're excited to be in class with them this year. Keep the conversation short and sweet to avoid looking like you're sucking up to them. For instance, you might say something like, "Hi Mr. Jones, I'm Alex. I wanted to introduce myself to you and let you know that I'm really looking forward to biology class this year!" If you've had a class with the teacher before, you can make time to say hi again and talk to them a little bit about the summer. Let them know you're glad to be in class with them again by saying "Good morning Mrs. Miller, it's nice to be in class with you again this semester!" For your homeroom teacher, you might want to ask your parents to let you bring them a beginning of the year gift, like a gift card to get coffee, or a teacher-themed craft. Since you'll be seeing them a lot throughout the year, it's especially important to make a good impression. While you're in class, pay attention to the teacher, take notes, and look over the class rules and the plan for the year. Try not to worry about upcoming classes or future assignments. If you're concerned about one of the requirements for the class, plan to talk to your teacher about it after class. If possible, avoid looking at the clock. When you're paying attention to the time, it can feel like the day is going very slowly. to keep track of assignments as you get them. At the end of each class, your teachers will probably review what's due for the next day. Write the name of the class and the assignment down in your planner so you don't forget it by the time that you go home. Before you leave school for the day, check your planner to see if you need to take home any of your books. It might also be helpful to write down any bigger assignments that are coming up, like tests, essays, or group projects if you know about them. Your teacher might give you a handout about the class with due dates on it, and you can transfer these into your calendar so you're prepared. in your bag or locker. Depending on your school, you might have to carry your papers with you, or you might be able to store them in your locker. At the end of each class, make sure you have all of your papers organized in your bag, or make a stop at your locker to put them in a safe place to take home. If you have to carry your books and papers, get a folder specifically for papers that you need to take home to avoid dropping or losing them. On the first day, you'll probably get a few forms and permission slips to take home to your parents. Remember to put them in a safe place, and write down a reminder for yourself in your planner to get them signed.

Write an article based on this "Remove the fabric cover. Treat heavily stained areas with a stain removal spray. Turn the pillow cover inside out. Wash the cover on a delicate cycle. Remove the cover from the machine as soon as the cycle has ended. Dry the covers with care. Put the cover back on the pillow when it is completely dry."
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Note that this method is intended for pillow covers that are machine washable only. Most covers made out of cotton, linen, or polyester will be machine washable. Check the tag to make sure. If the cover is made out of wool, velvet, silk, or upholstery, it cannot be washed. You should take it to a dry-cleaner. Anything with intricate beading and trim should be dry-cleaned or spot-cleaned. A washing machine will be too rough on the details. Leather and suede pillow covers cannot be washed. They should be spot-cleaned only. If you do not have one, you can make your own. Choose one of the following ingredient sets below, put everything into a plastic spray bottle, and shake. Spray the mixture onto the stain before continuing. 2 parts 3% hydrogen peroxide and 1 part dishwashing soap. 2 parts water, 1 part hydrogen peroxide, and 1 part washing soda. 2 cups (475 milliliters) warm water, 2/3 cups(160 milliliters) dishwashing soap, 2/3 cups (160 milliliters) ammonia, and 6 tablespoons baking soda. This will help protect the original texture of the fabric. It will also help prevent the colors from fading in the wash. Use cold water and a mild detergent. If the pillow itself is dirty too, you will need to wash it on a separate cycle. Click here to learn how to clean feather and fiberfill pillows, and here to learn how to clean foam pillows. If you don't have any mild detergent on hand, try using less of what you have, or baby shampoo. The longer something sits in the washer, the mustier it will smell. The safest way to dry the covers would be to hang them on a clothesline. If you are in a hurry, however, you can toss them into the dryer on a low or no heat setting. If you put the cover on the pillow too soon, the damp fabric will pick up more stains. It may also begin to smell musty, or cause the pillow itself to smell musty.