In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fold the sides to the middle to form a diamond shape instead of an upside down kite shape. Crease and unfold to reveal your kite shape once again. You should see an opening at the base of your triangle which is forming your upside down kite shape. Lift the mouth of the are up and fold it back, using the creases you've just make. This is sort of like the squash fold from before. You should now have another kite shape on as the top layer. This one should be right side up. Once again, you should see an upside down kite shape with the base of a triangle triangle flap opening downward. Repeat the previous sets of folds on this side. You should end up with another right side up kite shape like you had on the other side of your paper. Repeat these folds on all the sides of your paper that have the triangle opening and upside down kite. Rotate your paper so you now have one point at the bottom of your paper and four flaps at the top, two on each side. Then fold the top layer of each flap inward towards the center line. repeat this step on each side of your paper with the triangle flaps. You should have one creased point on the bottom of your paper with four open points at the top. You should only see two smooth, flat sides now on the side of the paper facing you, and facing the table. Use a pencil or your finger to curl these flaps down. Once you have folded down the first two flat-sided flaps, fold your paper over to reveal the second two flat-sided flaps. Repeat the process. You may have to play with the already curled flaps when you fold the sides over to prevent these flaps from flattening.
Summary: Fold the top flaps inward. Flip base of your triangle up. Flip your paper over to the other side. Even out your flaps and folds. Flip the triangle flaps of your kite shapes up. Fold your flaps over so that you hide the sides with flaps you just folded to the middle. Fold the tops of the smooth flaps over.

A major issue with passive-aggressive people is they don't have effective communication techniques, so they bottle things up and feel resentment. By talking more regularly with your mom about light and serious topics you can establish healthier patterns of communicating. For example, try asking for her advice on everyday situations, like how to cook something properly. Sometimes, passive aggressive people don't feel like they have a voice. Try being extra attentive to your mom when she's talking. Doing so may help her feel more validated and reduce her passive-aggression. When listening, make eye contact, don't interrupt, and try to repeat what she said in a different way afterwards to make sure you understand. Since your mom has a negative way of communicating with others, she probably expects you to disagree with everything she says. Shake things up and find a way to agree with her. For instance, you might say, "You know, I never thought about it that way." This doesn't mean you agree with her wholeheartedly, but it validates her feelings a little. Therefore, she'll be more likely to lower her guard when interacting with you. This strategy can be used when your mom is actively engaging in passive-aggressive behavior and when she's not. If you're trying to build healthy communication with your mom, don't ask closed-ended questions in which she's able to respond with a "yes" or "no" answer, and ultimately shut down. This also prevents you from feeling like you have to pull teeth in order to get her to talk. For example, instead of saying "Mom, did you like the movie?," say "Mom, what did you think about the movie?"
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One-sentence summary -- Make talking a part of your normal routine. Practice active listening. Surprise her and agree. Ask open-ended questions.

Q: Overuse of extensions can cause loss of hair due to the pulling and extra weight on the hair strand. Give your hair a break once you take out the extensions.
A: Wait a week or two before you apply new extensions.

Article: You should also make sure the dishwasher is firmly plugged into the outlet. The electrical cord should be replaced if you find any damage. In this case, inspect the door latch to ensure it is working properly. You should also test the timer, motor and motor relay inside your dishwasher.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check fuses and circuit breakers to make sure one has not blown or tripped. Inspect the wiring of the plug for breaks or other damage. If you tried the steps above and the dishwasher still does not work, it is likely one of the mechanical components is broken. Test the door and selector switches with a continuity or multimeter tester.

Problem: Article: Start with the goal of the game and work backwards to figure out what players will need to do to get there. Ideally, the rules you create should be simple, logical, and consistent, so that the game plays out the same way every time (with different results, of course). In many classic board games, players roll dice and move their game piece a certain number of spaces depending on the number that comes up. More sophisticated games, like "Thunderstone" or "Settlers of Catan," challenge players to build strong card decks or score points in order to win. For a game with a "paperboy" theme, players might roll to complete their newspaper route before the school bell rings while encountering obstacles like lawn sprinklers and unfriendly dogs on the gameboard. Keep them extremely basic at first. Little by little, you can make your rule system more intricate by adding secondary objectives, random events, or penalties for making poor decisions. Different types of games will work better with a different number of players. Most board games are designed for 2-4 players, but it may be possible for as many as 6 people to participate if the rules are simple and there are enough cards or pieces to go around. Keep in mind that the more people you have playing, the more difficult it will be to make the game mechanics work. A head-to-head strategy game could be played by as few as 2-3 people, whereas one that involves identifying a criminal from a lineup of suspects would benefit from having more players in order to make the gameplay more of a challenge. Your game might call for individual player pieces, cards, tokens, or any number of other components, depending on the theme and specific mechanics. The choice of what type of item will be used to perform the different actions is ultimately up to you. However, it will be best to go with accessories that are most practical for accomplishing the game's goal. Stick to 1 or 2 components to keep the gameplay from getting convoluted. Players who are forced to juggle cards, coins, dice, and a pen-and-paper scorekeeping system will quickly find themselves overwhelmed. Now that you have an idea of how your game will play out, envision the exact form it will take. Designate your starting and ending points, draw out spaces, and mark where important pieces will be played. Be sure to label what each element is and describe how players will interact with them. When you're finished, you'll have a working blueprint for your game. The simplest game boards are there to direct the players' movements. Others might serve as a platform for laying down cards and reading their outcomes, or provide clues for solving puzzles. Commit a crude version of your game board to paper as soon as an idea hits you. This will make it easier for you to work out any remaining kinks without losing the thread of the game.
Summary:
Devise a set of rules. Determine how many players the game will have. Decide what type of objects the game will use. Design the layout of the board.