Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Deadhead your flowers. Manage the seedlings that appear. Consider propagating seeds in a greenhouse.

Answer: In order to avoid unwanted seedlings, prune off the flowers as they begin to fade or die. This type of pruning is commonly called deadheading. Deadheading also helps the plant put its energy towards new blooms, rather than trying to keep the old blooms alive. Cut the stems all the way off at the base. Any flowers that are left on the plant will drop seeds onto the soil and new seedlings will emerge around the parent plant the following spring. The seedlings that grow from dropped seeds the previous season can be allowed to grow. However, they should be carefully dug up and moved as soon as they are large enough to handle to prevent overcrowding. If you remove the seeds from your roses, you can collect those seeds and grow them in a greenhouse. Keep in mind that the seedlings may not look like the parent plant. Seeds from hybrid plants often produce plants that look like winter roses from a previous generation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select all of your data. Click the Insert tab. Click the "Pie Chart" icon. Click an option. Customize your chart's appearance.

Answer: To do so, click the A1 cell, hold down Shift, and then click the bottom value in the B column. This will select all of your data. If your chart uses different column letters, numbers, and so on, simply remember to click the top-left cell in your data group and then click the bottom-right while holding Shift. It's at the top of the Excel window, just right of the Home tab. This is a circular button in the "Charts" group of options, which is below and to the right of the Insert tab. You'll see several options appear in a drop-down menu: 2-D Pie - Create a simple pie chart that displays color-coded sections of your data. 3-D Pie - Uses a three-dimensional pie chart that displays color-coded data. Doing so will create a pie chart with your data applied to it; you should see color-coded tabs at the bottom of the chart that correspond to the colored sections of the chart itself. You can preview options here by hovering your mouse over the different chart templates. To do so, click the Design tab near the top of the "Excel" window, then click on an option in the "Chart Styles" group. This will change the way your graph looks, including the color schemes used, the text allocation, and whether or not percentages are displayed. To view the Design tab, your chart must be selected. You can select a chart by clicking it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sweep up hair.

Answer: Before you begin blow drying, it is a good idea to sweep the hair off the floor first. This will prevent the hair from blowing everywhere.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for the trace dye with your UV light to identify find the leak.

Answer:
Put on your yellow glasses and shine your UV light all over your engine. Look for the glowing trace dye and follow it to find out where it's leaking from. Get underneath your vehicle to look up into the engine for any of the trace dye leaking down that you can follow to the source of the leak. Knowing exactly where the oil is leaking from will make it easier for mechanics to repair it. Be sure to check around the gaskets on top of your engine and the oil pan on your undercarriage, which are where leaks commonly occur. It's possible that there are multiple leaks, so be sure to look all around your engine as well as beneath your vehicle to check for leaks in the undercarriage.