Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Change your hair. Wear glasses and sunglasses. Make friends with make-up. Change your size and posture.

Answer: Getting a drastic haircut is the quickest way to look completely different. If you want to disguise yourself, though, you're going to want to pick something that won't draw attention--a blue mohawk or a pink costume wig probably aren't the best choices. Men can style their hair differently by using products like hair spray or gel to create a more elaborate "do" than usual, or could shave their head completely. Also consider a dye-job, or using cheap talcum powder to make some gray streaks that will really throw people. If you have facial hair, shave it into a different shape or get rid of it completely. If you don't have any, consider growing a beard or a sneaky mustache. Women can consider getting a realistic-looking wig or extensions to change the basic shape of their hair. You can also quickly go back to your "old" style that way, if you want to for further disguises. Keep them guessing by changing frequently and without warning. Dye your hair a different color each week and ensure that you'll never be noticed. Try combinations of highlight patterns and full dye jobs. It worked for Clark Kent. By adding some frames to your wardrobe, you'll pass the "glance test." People will recognize you when they look closely, sure, but you'll be able to get past their initial screen. By adding glasses or sunglasses, you'll round out a disguise. If you have contacts, consider trying color-change contacts, or digging out those old frames you no longer wear. For a dramatic effect, paint moles, beauty marks, wrinkles or other imperfections on your face. Lighten or darken your skin to further confuse people. Get a spray-on tan or a conspicuous fake tattoo. If you're a guy, or even if you just don't normally wear make-up, a little can go a long way in changing your appearance. Just adding some eyeliner and changing your clothes can give you a whole different aura. Try changing your height with heeled shoes, or by slouching more and carrying yourself differently than usual. Consider losing or gaining weight, if you have the time to do so, or simply begin dressing as if you had. Pad your clothes with extra layers to look as if you've put on a few pounds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plug in the slow cooker. Set the timer for 4 hours on high or 8 hours on low. Clean and chop up cabbage into 1.5 inch (3.8cm) wedges. Set a timer to go off either 1.5 hours (on low) or 45 minutes (on high) before the total cook time is done. Place the cabbage on top of the brisket and replace the lid. Cook for 45 minutes to 1.5 hours longer. Remove and drain the vegetables with a slotted spoon. Remove the brisket. Serve immediately with mustard or horseradish.

Answer: Place the cover over the beef and vegetables. Let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes while covered, then slice thinly against the grain.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gain a girl's trust in the same ways you gain it from anyone. Assume she's been let down before. Be clear with your intentions. Be true to yourself. Follow through on your promises. Be appropriately affectionate. Communicate with trust.

Answer: Gaining the trust of the girl you like, of the old friend you've let down, or of the husband you've betrayed are not all that different. Assuming that girls / young women have special requirements for gaining trust can easily devolve into stereotyping and unfair generalizations. Instead, universal advice like that provided by How to Build Trust makes a good starting point for anyone. In it, the basic requirements for earning trust include: Being reliable. Being honest. Being open. Showing integrity. More specific ideas about how to get a girl to trust you should draw from basic building blocks like these. There's a good chance that the old saying "once bitten, twice shy" may apply to your girl. At some point, she's probably had her trust betrayed by someone important to her, and therefore may be hesitant to take the chance of being hurt again. Don't take it personally if she is hesitant to trust you because of past disappointments. Accept the challenge to work even harder to earn her trust. For instance, getting help from "references" mutual friends or acquaintances who can speak to your trustworthiness may help you break through the walls of skepticism created by previous betrayals. Gather as much evidence as possible that you can be trusted, but expect your own words and actions to be most important. It is always easier to trust someone who is clear and unequivocal about his intentions, be it in business, in love, or in life. Evasiveness or deception about your real interest in a girl will make it easy for her to withhold her trust. In relationship terms, be up-front about whether you are just seeking some short-term fun, hope for something more lasting, or simply aren't sure where you see things heading. If you have any genuine care or respect for that girl you met at a party, for example, don't lead her on by saying you're interested in a long-term relationship if you are not. Show trust in her by being honest from the start, and you'll be more likely to earn her trust in return. Don't try to be someone you are not in order to draw the interest of a girl, and then expect to be able to gain her trust. Even if you manage to "fool" her temporarily, she will eventually see through this fabrication, and then it will be nearly impossible to earn her trust after you have deceived her right from the start. Be confident in who you are, and expect that to be good enough to score her affections and, eventually, her trust. It is much easier to trust someone who looks, talks, and acts like someone who is comfortable in his or her "own skin." If you know you are trustworthy, she will eventually see it too. Reliability is always a critical factor in building trust, whether from a co-worker or a romantic interest. She needs to believe you'll do what you say you'll do (and not do what you say you won't), each and every time. That is the kind of person who is easy to trust. Be consistent in what you say and do. If you say you'll pick her up at 7 o'clock, do it. If you promise to drop a bad habit that bothers her, work as hard as you can to do so. Her trust will be the reward for your efforts. Lots of girls out there (and guys, for that matter) appreciate an unsolicited hug, a hand to hold, a gentle kiss, or a shoulder to cry on. Proving that you understand her wants and needs, and that you are always "there for her," will put you on the fast track toward earning her trust. Of course, realizing that she isn't a hugger, or showing that you know and accept her current limits on the physical nature of your relationship, can also build trust. Sometimes what you don't do is just as important as what you do in order to gain trust. If she feels like you don't understand her, or are pressuring her to move things forward, she is more likely to withhold her trust. Trust is almost impossible to build without regular, open, and honest communication. Prove yourself to be an active, involved, and interested listener, and speak to her thoughtfully and truthfully about your feelings, and you will slowly but surely gain her trust. In the business world, people have found that certain simple, direct phrases tend to help build trust with co-workers or clients. The same concept holds true in personal relationships as well. Phrases like "thank you," "yes," "I will," "What do you think?", "I trust your judgment," and "I understand" are unequivocal and demonstrate a focus on the other person's needs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't expect too much. React well if they say they don't return your feelings. Give it time.

Answer:
Nothing is guaranteed. It is very possible that the object of your affection won't return your feelings. But you shouldn't tell them only to get a positive response. It is nice to know people like you and your crush should appreciate your honesty, regardless of the outcome. If they have nothing to say in response to how you feel, move on and don't be discouraged because of their response. If they do let you know how they feel about you, but it is not the same way you feel about them, don't stress it and don't make the mistake to take it back. Eventually they may feel the same way and if they don't, again just move on. The important thing here is to react with grace. If you get upset or say something mean in response, then it negates all of the nice things you just did and said. And it will definitely eliminate any chance of your crush deciding that they do really like you in the future. Don't indulge in a pity party or get visibly upset in front of your crush. Sometimes people need time to think about their feelings and make a decision like this. Strong emotions often take time to develop. So it's possible that they will think about what you said and change their mind in the future. Continue being their friend and try to act as if nothing has changed. This will give them a chance to see you in a new light.