INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Not only will the sections make rolling your hair easier, but they will help ensure your curls, waves and lift all fall in the best-possible directions. Using a comb or pick, create a 2 inches (5.1cm) wide strip in the middle of your hair, similar to a mohawk. Include hair from your forehead, down the back of your head to the nape of your neck. Secure the middle section by twisting it and attaching a butterfly clip. You should have 1 ponytail on either side of your head. Secure each side with a ponytail holder or a butterfly clip. Pull the hair taut away from your head, and place a roller on top of the section. Then just roll the hair away from your face and down to your scalp. Secure the roller. This works best on longer hair. If your sections are larger than the diameter of your rollers, then your curls will look limp. For short hair that's at least 2 inches (5.1cm) long, you can try using very small rollers. If your hair is too short for rollers, follow the same rolling instructions using a 1-inch barrel curling iron, instead. Roll each section away from your face and down to your scalp until the whole center section is in rollers. The smaller your sections, the tighter your curls will be. Remember, your sections should never be larger than the diameter of your rollers. Remove the fastener from your left ponytail, and separate small sections of hair from your temple. Pull the section up and across your forehead. Hold a roller diagonally on top of the ends, and roll the strip away from your face all the way to your scalp. Secure the roller. Continue rolling the left section of hair, front to back, by separating roller-sized pieces of hair and rolling in the same direction as the first. Secure each roller right next to your scalp. Separate roller-sized pieces of hair on the right side of your head, from your temple back, and roll them in the same way you rolled your left section. Leave the rollers in your hair for at least 20 minutes before removing them. It may take longer for the style to set, so be patient. If you take your rollers out too early, you will have a slight wave rather than curls.

SUMMARY: Divide your scalp into thirds to style it with rollers. Separate the center section of your hair. Pull the remaining hair into 2 loose ponytails. Create sections the size of your rollers, starting from the front. Continue separating pieces of hair, front to back. Roll the left side of your head. Place rollers in the right section of hair. Allow your rollers to cool.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Spell check can easily save you lost points for misspellings. This should be your first step in editing your essay because you can have your word processor do your spell check and then take the provided suggestions. Always reread your sentence to make sure that the word processor is suggesting the right word. If you've misspelled a word that is similar to another word, then it's possible that your spell check could suggest the wrong spelling, such as "then" instead of "than." Take a break from working on your paper. It's a good idea to give your mind a break, so consider taking a walk, stretching, or taking a bath. Then reread your essay looking for misspelled words, grammar errors, or typos. Look for errors that your spell checker missed. If you can, ask someone else to proofread your paper. They will usually spot errors that you overlooked. As you reread your essay, make sure that your ideas flow well. You may need to add additional commentary or rewrite sentences to make it flow better. You may also decide to add in additional transitions, such as "additionally," "also," "at the same time," or "similarly." As you revise your essay, double-check that you've addressed your thesis throughout. Combine choppy sentences. Breakup long, convoluted sentences into shorter sentences. Rewrite fragments and run-on sentences. Consult your assignment sheet or syllabus to see what formatting conventions your instructor prefers. Adjust your margins, font size, and spacing accordingly. Add your heading and page numbers. If you have cited sources, make sure that you include a reference page in the style chosen by your instructor.

SUMMARY: Use spell check. Proofread your essay. Revise your essay to improve the flow. Fix your formatting.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you even think about hitting the pavement with your new sneakers, spray a shoe protectant on them. A good protectant spray will let leather or canvas breathe, while also preventing stains and water from absorbing. It will also help wipe off mud, grass or grime on all kinds of shoe materials. Liberally repeat application every few weeks. It will not discolor your white shoes. The longer you let stains set in, the harder they will be to remove. Prevent this problem by wiping off things, like mud or wet sand, as soon as you can. Use a damp cloth or sponge with a drop of dish soap, or use pre-moistened sneaker wipes. Throw some sneaker wipes in your gym bag, or keep them for on the go activities. Yes, the same cleaner you use to wipe down your countertops will keep your white sneakers looking brand spanking new. Every time you come home from wearing your shoes, spray a little Fantastik, 409, or whatever your poison may be and wipe it off with a paper towel or dishcloth. Do not use a cleaner with bleach, because it can discolor shoes. Spray just enough to clean dirt and scuffs. You don't need to drench them. The same stain remover pen that spot-cleans your clothes works great on your white canvas sneakers too. Whenever you get a grass stain or mud splatter on your shoes, treat it with a stain remover pen ASAP to keep them clean. Work the pen over stitching to keep it as bright as the rest of the shoe too. Remember this is a spot treatment. There's no need to completely cover your shoes in stain remover.

SUMMARY: Pre-treat with a stain and water repellant. Wipe off stains or scuffs immediately. Use an all-purpose cleaner regularly. Erase marks on canvas with a stain remover pen.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a knife to cut the pan of rice crispy treats before you store them. This will help each piece to freeze evenly and make it easier to pull out individual treats once they're frozen. If you use a container, fill it up layer by layer with the treats, then seal the top. Freezer bags are a great alternative for when you can't find the right size of container or don't want to leave your containers in long-term storage. Simply fill a freezer bag with 1 or 2 layers of treats, press out any extra air, and seal it up tight. If you're using a container, look for one made of either plastic or glass pyrex to store your squares. Try to find the right size of container that won't leave too much extra space at the top. Eliminating extra air will help keep the treats fresher for a longer amount of time. This will help prevent the rice crispy treats from sticking and bonding. Measure your container or freezer bag, then cut the wax paper to about the same size. This will make stacking and sealing much easier. To help you keep track of the treats' freshness, make sure to place a piece of tape on the top of the container and write down today's date. These labels will help you easily determine whether or not the treats are edible when you find them in your freezer later. Up until 6 weeks, you can keep enjoying these sweet treats. After 6 weeks, the treats will likely lose most of their moisture and turn rock-hard. If you see any containers with a date label from more than 6 weeks ago, just throw away the old rice crispy treats. To eat a frozen rice crispy treat, take it out of the freezer and let it sit at room temperature for 15 minutes before eating or serving. This thawing period will bring back some of the rice crispy treat's original softness and gooeyness.

SUMMARY:
Cut the rice crispy treats into even squares. Place the squares in an airtight container or freezer bag. Lay a piece of wax paper between each layer of treats. Use a piece of tape to mark the date on the container. Place the container in the freezer and keep the treats for up to 6 weeks. Let the frozen treats thaw for 15 minutes before eating.