Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Begin your approach. Prepare yourself to land in the air. Use your hands to control your landing.

Answer: Take five strong running steps before jumping off the floor and make sure your body is tight as you jump off of the floor or mat. Ensure your arms are above your head and your feet are together. Tighten your stomach and rear end in the air to prepare to tuck. Imagine there is an invisible bar in front of you that you need to dive over and past in order to land safely. Think of yourself as jumping out of a window to help yourself put your body into position. Keep your chin tucked to your chest to protect yourself as you jump. Move your body so your hands, while still above your head, are the first part of you to make contact with the floor. Try to avoid bending your body at a ninety degree angle, instead try to keep relatively straight. Your hands should come into contact with the floor first. Keep the pressure on your hands from the moment they touch the floor until you roll through and complete the movement. Let your arms bend slightly to slow your descent as your roll forward. Be careful not to land on your head or neck, as either can cause serious injury. Instead try to roll onto your shoulders, then to your back.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put on some gloves, prepare your dye, and put on a dyeing cape. Section off your hair. Apply the dye to the bottom part of your first mini ponytail. Clean your gloves, then twist your ponytail to blend the dye. Un-twist and re-twist your hair a few more times. Repeat the process for the rest of your hair. Wait for the dye to process. Rinse the dye out using cool water, then follow up with conditioner.

Answer: If you already have the cape and gloves on from before, wipe them clean so that there's no bleach left. It might be a good idea to put on a fresh pair of gloves for this. Next, mix your dye and developer in a mixing bowl. Lastly, put on a dyeing cape. If you don't have a dyeing cape, drape an old towel around your shoulders instead. Some dyes already come with the developer already mixed into them (ie: Manic Panic). They are ready to go! Use the handle of a rat-tail comb to divide your hair in half horizontally. Clip the top section out of the way, then divide the bottom section into two ponytails. If your hair is very thick, you may need to create more horizontal sections and ponytails. Work the dye into your hair well, making sure to saturate it. Start from the ends first, then work your way up to the middle, where the bleached part ends. This will help make the ends more vibrant. Rinse the dye off of your gloves, then pat them dry with a towel. Grab your ponytail where the dyed part ends. Twist your hair into a tight rope. You can also switch to a new pair of gloves. This will help soften the transition and blend the color into your natural color better. The fade won't be as fine as an ombre, but it won't be as stark either. Wrap a piece of aluminum foil around your finished ponytail. Repeat the dyeing process on the other ponytail, and wrap that as well. Un-clip the top part of your hair, split it into two ponytails, and do the dyeing process all over again. You can also use a piece of plastic wrap instead. Make sure that you apply the dye up to the same level on each ponytail. The longer you wait, the deeper the color will be. For a very strong color, wait up to 45 minutes. For something more subtle, wait about 10 to 15 minutes instead. If your dye has specific processing instructions, follow those instead. Do not use any shampoo, or it will take the color out. Instead, apply some conditioner to your hair, after you have rinsed all the color out. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wash it out as well.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put your bin behind closed doors. Turn up the radio. Turn on the lights. Bolster your fences.

Answer: Keeping your trash cans in a shed, garage, basement or other enclosure will surely prevent overnight pillages; racoons simply cannot open doors. If you need to leave trash out for pickup, wait until the morning to remove your cans from their haven; raccoons tend only to strike at night. Keeping a radio on constantly around your cans will help deter raccoons. The noise of human voices (such as though from a news or talk station) will scare off the furry burglars. Try a low volume at first, and turn it up if your raccoon problems persist. Install motion-detection lighting around the area where you keep your trash cans. Raccoons prefer darkness and might be deterred by a sudden bright light. For an easier solution, simply install a strand of blinking Christmas lights over the trashcan. If you have a fenced yard, consider adding mesh wire to the bottom of the fence and extending it several inches underground to deter raccoons from burrowing under and getting to your trash cans.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hint at what you want. Tell your family you only want one specific item. Leave a note saying what you want. Do extra chores.

Answer:
Let your friends and family know that you really want something by mentioning the item casually. Bring up the item you want several times over a period of days or weeks before Christmas. "I saw a new bike at the store and thought it would be really fun to ride." "My friend got a new bike and wants me to ride with him; I wish I had one to join him" "Did you know that bikes were on sale this week at the sporting goods store? Maybe this is a good time to get one." Make sure that your parents know exactly what you want by telling them the specific thing you want. Tell them that you'd be happy if that was the only item you got this year. Chances are you will still get other presents, but let them know that this one thing means a lot to you. Leave a note with a nice message for your parents that includes the item you want for Christmas. Make sure that you compliment or thank your parents in the note and aren't just demanding a new toy. "I'm really glad I have the best parents in the world! I hope I can get an XBox for Christmas!" Volunteer to help out around the house to show your parents how responsible you can be. Try to pitch in with extra chores so your parents want to reward your help with a special present. The more you are able to do, the more likely your parents will be willing to get you the things you want. Offer to do the dishes. Clean your room really well. Offer to wash the windows. Clean the bathrooms. Take out the trash.