Problem: Article: Follow the instructions above to create a neat ponytail held firmly in place in the middle of your head. Use a straightening or curling iron to help your ponytail look as neat as possible. Take the section of hair at the top of your head and alongside your temples, and pull it out of the hairband. You want to remove a large handful of hair. It will eventually go back into the ponytail, but for now you want to pull it out. If you need to loosen the ponytail to take it out, that's fine. The purpose of putting it up in a ponytail first is so you can make sure you grab a section of hair that will sit right on top of your head when your hair is in a ponytail. Use one hand to hold it while the other grabs a comb. Run your comb from the tips to the roots in order to tease up the hair and add volume. Keep doing this until you have the amount of volume you want. Lay the section against your head so you can see where it will fall. Take your comb and carefully smooth out just the top layer of the hair, leaving the bulk of the hair underneath teased. That way it will retain volume in the finished style. Pull it out and put your hair back up, including the teased section. Now the hair at the top of your head will have some pretty volume, rather than lying flat against your head. Pin it in place with a bobby pin to hide the hairband from sight. Spritz in both the front and the back to hold your style in place.
Summary: Put your hair into a neat ponytail. Pull out the top section of hair. Hold the section of hair straight above your head. Backcomb the section from the tips to the roots. Smooth the top layer of hair. Redo your ponytail. Wrap a strand of hair around your hairband. Finish with hairspray.

Problem: Article: Now that your Raven is a Taker, you can choose for your class advancement. Like other characters in the game, Raven gets 3 class advancement. Choose Over Taker from the three. The quest will appear in your Quest Log. Get inside Wally's Castle and defeat Wally's Guardian under any difficulty. It is recommended to choose Very Hard mode, as this will give more experience and better drops. Return to Elder Village and talk to Lenphad. You can find him at the upper-right part of the village. He will give you your next quest. At the last floor, kill the final boss, Wally No. 8, for the Control Chip (quest item). Keep in mind that quest item may or may not drop during your first run, so you might have to do a few dungeon reruns to complete the quest. It is recommended to do this quest with a full party or with higher-level players. Return to Elder Village and give the Control Chip to Echo. You can find Echo next to Lenphad. Echo will then turn your class to Over Taker.
Summary: Choose the Over Taker class advancement. Enter Wally's Castle. Talk to Lenphad. Enter Wally's Castle under Very Hard mode and kill 10 of each monsters. Submit to Echo the Control Chip.

Problem: Article: Your references page should be a new page after the last page of your paper. Type the word "References" on the first line of the page, and center it. Do not use bold, italics, or quotation marks on the word "References." Double space the entire "References" page. Do not add an extra line between the title '"References" and your first reference item. When including references, indent all lines except the first line. The first line should be flush with your left margin. The second and subsequent lines of the citation entry should be indented inch from your left margin. In your word processing program, you can apply hanging indentations to the entire list of references. To set your indentations to hanging, open the "Paragraph" dialog box by clicking the small arrow to the right of "Paragraph" near the top of your MS Word document. After the box opens, look for the section called "Indentation." Click on the drop down menu called "Special" that is in this section and select "Hanging." Your entries will now automatically have hanging indentations. Create an alphabetized list of your sources using the author's last name. If the source you are using contains two or more authors, use the last name of the author listed first in the citation. Alphabetize letter by letter. Remember that "nothing precedes something," or in other words, the shorter version of two similar names should come first. For example, Brown, J. R. would come before Browning, A. R. Alphabetize the prefixes M', Mc, and Mac exactly as they are shown. Do not alphabetize them as if they were all spelled out (Mac). Ignore apostrophes in names. For example, MacNeil would come before M'Carthy. If you have two or more works by the same author (or two authors with the same name), list the works chronologically with the earliest publication first and the most recently published last. List one-author entries before multiple-author entries, when the first author is the same. For example, "Alleyne, R. L. (2001)." would come before "Alleyne, R. L. & Evans, A. J. (1999)." Alphabetize group authors (or no authors) by the first significant word in the name. Use the full official name of the group or organization. A parent company or organization should be listed before its subsidiary group or organization. For example, "American Society for the Prevention and Cruelty of Animals," not "ASPCA". For example, "University of Michigan, Department of Psychology," not "Department of Psychology, University of Michigan". When there is no single author or group author listed for a publication, the title of the work moves up to the author position in the citation. Alphabetize these listings by the first significant word in the title. For example, "Merriam-Webster's collegiate dictionary (11th ed.). (2005) Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster."
Summary: Create your "References" page. Use hanging indentations. Alphabetize your sources. Order titles by the same author chronologically. Alphabetize group authors as you would single authors. Use the book title if there is no author name.

Problem: Article: This will increase your iPod's volume by 5% of its maximum.
Summary:
If you have a pair of headphones that have a volume control built into the wiring, press the button that is labelled '+'.