Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Search for your laptop model online to find out if the keys come off. Remove the keys only if you really need to clean underneath them. Take a picture of the keys before you remove them. Pry off the keys with a small, flat tool. Wipe beneath the keys with a microfiber cloth or a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Replace the keycaps.

Answer: On some laptop models, the keycaps can be gently pried off, giving you access to the surface beneath the keys. However, the keycaps on some laptops are permanently attached. Do an online search to determine if, and how, the keys can be removed. Even if they're removable, keycaps are held in place by small plastic tabs that can break easily. To avoid damaging your keyboard, you should avoid removing your keys unless your keyboard is especially grimy. This will ensure you don't forget where the keys go when it's time to put them back! While it might be easy to remember the order of the number and letter keys, your keyboard likely has special characters and function keys, and it can be easy to get these confused. Slip the edge of the tool beneath the bottom of the key and gently pry upwards. The keycap should pop off easily. If it doesn't, don't force it, or you might permanently damage your keyboard. Be sure to place the keycaps in a shallow bowl or another container so you don't accidentally lose them. You can purchase a toolkit from an electronics supply store that comes equipped with small plastic or metal pieces that are perfect for slipping beneath your laptop keys. If you don't have one of these, you can use a flathead screwdriver, a butter knife, or even your fingernail. Since the inner workings of your laptop will be more exposed without the keycap in place, avoid using any liquid to clean under your keys. If you do have to tackle a sticky mess, dip a cotton swab in a little rubbing alcohol and carefully wipe away the spot. Place each keycap over its designated space, making sure the sides are properly aligned. Starting with the bottom edge, gently press the key down until you feel it pop into place.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Beat the confectioner's sugar, cocoa, butter, coffee and vanilla in clean mixing bowl. Use either a cheese spreader or a butter knife to spread frosting on the cooled cookies. Serve the cookies with a glass of cold milk.

Answer: You can use either a handheld mixer or a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select a design for your stone. Create a sketch or stencil of your design. Practice engraving on an extra stone.

Answer: Your skill level, the size and shape of your stone, and your intended use for the stone will all play a part in creating your design. Inspirational words, a name, flowers, leaves, the sun, or other basic shapes are great design choices for beginners. Create your own unique design or write out a word you want to engrave. Look for stencil designs online that you can print and cut out. Create a design on your computer. Draw an image or write a word in a font you like. Size the design to fit your stone and print it onto black and white paper. Whether you're engraving an image like a flower or feather, or writing out a word, having a sketch or stencil to follow will make the process much easier and will leave you with a nicer finished project. Practice drawing your design on a piece of paper before sketching it directly onto your stone. Make a stencil. If you printed out a picture to use, lay a piece of tracing paper on top and go over it with a pencil. Tape the traced outline onto your cardboard or acetate and cut out the design with your craft knife. Get a feel for the engraving process using a stone similar to the one you're saving for the final project. Use the engraving tool to create straight lines across the stone, moving in different directions. Vary the pressure you use to draw lines. Draw lines using light, feathered strokes. Go back and draw lines using more pressure. Notice the differences in the look of the lines. Draw circles or other shapes in the stone. If you're writing a word on your stone, practice making the various letters.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Trim fat on your body. Practice handstands. Eat a whole foods diet. Get sufficient sleep. Be persistent.

Answer:
It's simple math: the less weight you have on your body, the less exertion you'll need to keep your body straight and stable. Gymnasts benefit from keeping their body fat percentage as low as possible. Cut down on empty calories and focus on training cardio exercises when you're not busy with gymnastics. Planching is all about balance and upper body strength. Handstands will help acclimate you to putting your body's pressure on your hands. This may be done with a wall-assisted handstand as well. Place your feet up on a wall, plant your hands on the ground, and step your feet up the wall to get you in a handstand position. Try to hold for at least 30 seconds. Getting someone to help you with handstands by holding your body in place is a great way to start if you're not used to gymnastics yet. Though it shouldn't come as a surprise to most, proper eating will have a major effect on any kind of athletics. This is especially true with gymnastics, where any amount of "empty calories" runs the risk of adding extra weight for you to carry around. Organic food is recommended because it maximizes the amount of nutrients you get in the same amount of food. Drink sufficient water. Keep a water bottle with you wherever you go. As with any physical function, losing out on sleep will be a death knell to your gymnastics efforts. Because a planche requires a high level of strength and balance, you should aim to get at least 7-9 hours each night. More sleep may be appropriate on nights before a big training day. A perfect planche can take years to perfect. Even professional gymnasts have trouble with this. Start small, and work your way up slowly. Don't give up, and learn to identify small improvements in your form. This is vital to keeping your morale up.