Problem: Article: If you have an hourglass figure, you should show off your curves with a pencil skirt. A pencil skirt is form-fitted and wraps around your body to flatter your natural curves. If you have a petite figure, an A-line skirt can be particularly flattering. A-line skirts flare out slightly, creating the illusion of curves and hips. Some body types look better in a shorter or longer style, so experiment a little with different lengths until you find a length you like. An A-line skirt also works for a pear figure, as it highlights your waist and flares over the hips. This can make the hips look smaller. Longer skirts work well for pear shapes, as the longer length slims down the lower body. Pick on that falls a little past your knees. If you're shaped like an apple, a high-waisted skirt with flounce and flare at the bottom works great. The waistband emphasizes the smallest part of torso, creating a slimming effect, and the extra flounce will conceal the stomach. Those with apple figures often have long, slim legs. If you want to draw attention to your legs, opt for a shorter high-waisted skirt. A trumpet skirt wraps around the hips and flares outward at the ends. If you have big hips, this is particularly flattering. The tight fit on top shows off your hips while the flare at the bottom balances your hips and lower body.
Summary: Go for a pencil skirt if you have curves. Choose an A-line skirt for a more slender figure. Select a longer A-line skirt for a pear figure. Pick a high-waisted skirt for an apple figure. Try a trumpet skirt if you have wide hips.

Problem: Article: Look around at your world, and try to determine what kind of biome you are in. They can be forests, deserts, oceans, taigas, jungles, etc. If there are trees, iron, water, clay and coal, you're off to a great start! This may sound strange, but it is one of the only things you can do at the moment. You will need wood for the rest of the game to make pickaxes to mine later on. You can make loads of items with them! Try to collect about 10-25 wood blocks. If you play on Pocket Edition, press .... You should now proceed to drag the logs into the 'Crafting' section of your inventory. On the output side, you should have wood planks. Collect at least four. This will make a crafting table. You can use it to make many things in the Minecraft game, including chests, beds, furnaces, weapons, and more important stuff like that! Put one wooden plank on the bottom, and one on the top. You should see four sticks in the output. Collect them to make torches and handles of weapons. If there is a green book icon on the inventory, click it to reveal crafting recipes for items, you'll want to look for the Wooden Pickaxe. Another way to find crafting recipes is to look in the sources for the Minecraft Wiki, look up the recipe for the wooden pickaxe. Take your shovel and dig through the dirt, then take your pickaxe to carve a small room out of the stone. Again, use the wiki or the crafting guide to learn how to make them. Make some torches using the charcoal to light up your shelter. If you need more light, repeat step 9 until you have reached your desired amount. By now it should be nighttime. It is essential that you make a door. Make your doorway 1x2 so the door fits perfectly. You will probably start off with wooden doors. When you get slightly advanced later in the game, replace with iron doors for better security. In this time you should make a chest (look on the wiki, last time it will be said). This is probably the most dangerous time that you have experienced in Minecraft so far, so be prepared. Don't bring anything except your sword and be alert for monsters. Now is your time to be relaxed and have fun. Kill everything that moves except yourself, and get great rewards by doing so. Make sure you have your sword ready if you do so choose to go out in the night. You may have to kill animals, but if you're too nice to slaughter them, find some apples by punching more trees, or harvest some wheat with a hoe. Wheat seeds are obtainable through grass, which should be abundant in your Minecraft world. Mine with your pickaxe to find some iron and coal. With iron, you can craft shears to shear sheep so you don't need to kill them. You need 3 wool blocks to make a bed. The easy way out is to kill sheep, but if you keep them alive you can continue shearing them and eventually breed them. You also can make a farm when you have enough seeds and other equipment as well as a place to build the farm. Put it somewhere in your house that looks good; it is recommended you expand your house! With a bed, you can save your spawn point, so if you die, you will respawn in your house. Continue to kill until the sun sets. When the sun sets, grab your pick, shovel, and bolt again, for the monsters are coming out. Go into your mine and continue mining, since iron ore will be very valuable to you. Look for iron, coal and rare ores for about 7 minutes, because that is when the sun will start to rise. Always be alert for monsters, especially creepers, which will explode if they come too close. Once you get some, go to your furnace. Put some coal on the bottom (wood will also work, but not very well), and put your iron ore on the top. Your outcome will be iron ingots! With iron ingots, you can make tools! Remember, your tool priority goes pickaxe, axe, sword, shovel, then hoe (hoe is not needed at all for a while). At sunrise, kill all mobs again, since you will need all of the items that they drop when killed. See all of the crafting recipes you can make with these drops at the Minecraft Wiki.
Summary: Wait to spawn. Start punching the first tree you see. Open up your inventory with 'E' (some people set it as 'I', but E is strongly recommended). Put one wooden plank in each box in the Crafting section of your inventory. Make sticks. Make a wooden pickaxe (not a wooden axe). Look for a mountain or hill. Use the stone you mined to make a furnace, and stone tools, which are much more efficient and more durable. Burn a piece of wood into the furnace to create charcoal. Go inside your cave house and place the 4 torches down on either the walls or the floor. Protect yourself at night. Wait out the night inside away from the door. Get your sword in the morning. Kill. Find wool and food. Make a bed at home with the wool you harvested. Prepare for another night. Keep looking for iron. Kill more! Congratulations, you have finished the "Newbie" section of the guide!

Problem: Article: Animal hair, dander, and other allergens gather and hide on soft surfaces and are more difficult to remove. Replace carpets with hard surface flooring such as wood, tile and linoleum where possible. Vacuum carpets at least once a day and steam clean them every other week if you cannot remove them, or keep your pets out of all carpeted rooms. Use throw rugs instead of carpet. Wool is the best choice for allergy sufferers. Limit your use of curtains and other window dressings. Cover windows with hard surface blinds or shutters instead. Cover soft-surface furniture with machine-washable covers, and mattresses and pillows with specially designed allergy covers. This is especially important for any furniture you allow your pet on. If your allergies are extreme, this cleaning may need be done by someone else. Vacuum all soft surfaces including rugs, furniture, throw pillows, drapes, etc. You may want to purchase a sealed filter allergy vacuum that filters and traps dust, dander and allergens. Use pet hair removal rollers in between vacuuming to keep surfaces hair-free. Both the disposable and the sticky washable type are available in many department and pet supply stores. Sweep or vacuum all hard surface floors, then wash with hot water and appropriate cleaners. Follow manufacturer washing instructions and use water as hot as the material can withstand. Keep your pets out of your bed.
Summary:
Remove as many soft surfaces in your home as possible. Surface clean all rooms of your home that your pet uses daily. Wash throw rugs, curtains, furniture covers and other washable soft surfaces once a week. Limit your pet's access to your bedroom and other rooms in your house that you spend a lot of time in to decrease your exposure to the allergen.