Problem: Article: Leave your car windows or doors open in an enclosed space to help moisture evaporate. If the weather's cleared up and there's enough sunshine, you can also dry your car out in the sun. Be sure you're drying your car in a secure location so no one can steal anything (or the car itself) while you leave it open to dry. Alternatively, if you can't dry your car someplace safe, keeping the windows and doors shut while running the AC will help to suck moisture out of the car. Microfiber is a synthetic material that certain towels are made of that absorbs larger amounts of water than natural fiber towels. Using one of these, pat down the area where the water is, firmly pressing down your hand to soak it up. Unfold and refold it to use the other side of the towel, and ring it out when it's completely soaked before continuing to pat dry. If you need to move your car and your seat has gotten wet, place towels on it to avoid getting yourself wet when you're sitting down. A shop vac is a special type of vacuum used to clean up liquid spills. Turn the dial on it to "wet" before you begin to suck anything up. Rake the vacuum's hose over the seat, carpet, and any and all surfaces that have gotten wet. Pay special attention to dry out the electronics and buttons around the interior, especially the ones on the door such as the window control buttons, or the car door speaker. If you don't have a shop vac, check with an appliance or hardware store to see if they rent them out for use.
Summary: Bring your car into a garage or covered area to keep it dry. Sop up pooling water with a microfiber towel. Vacuum in your car with a wet/dry shop vac to suck up excess moisture.

Problem: Article: You could even do this among your friends! Tutoring a friend is one of the most helpful things you can do in some cases. Advertise yourself, make it clear what you can help with and how!
Summary: If you're doing this outside of school, think of some of the younger kids you know and talk to their parents about it.

Problem: Article: Squats are one of the most popular exercises for working out the butt muscles. To do a traditional squat, simply stand up straight with your feet hip-distance apart. Then, bend your knees so they're at a 90-angle and keep your knees lined up with your feet. Your butt should come close to being parallel to the floor. Hold the squat for several seconds. Make sure to keep your back straight. Repeat this several times. If you're new to squats, try them without weights. If you're more experienced, there are several different ways that you can makes squats even more challenging. Try holding a dumbbell in each hand. You can extend them down towards the floor when you squat, and then raise them up to your chest when you stand up. You can also do this with a medicine ball. Keep your arms out straight in front of you at chest-level. You can also hold a barbell behind your head while you practice squats. One popular variation to the traditional squat is the side squat. For this exercise, you will start in a standing position with you feet hip-distance apart. Then take a wide step out to the side with one leg and bend that knee. Squat as deep as you can into the one leg, keeping your other leg extended straight out to the side. Repeat several times on both sides. Your torso should be very close to the leg that is bent. Try to keep both hips facing forward. If you're an experienced squatter, you can attempt to lift one leg out in front of you as you squat. This is a pretty advanced exercise, so you may find that you can only lift the leg a little bit, or maybe not at all. Do your best! If this is too much for you, you can practice by squatting with one heel lifted off the floor. Another way to do a single-legged squat is kick one leg behind you as you squat. You may find that this is easier to do than lifting the leg in front of you. To help your balance, you can shift your torso down so that it is close to being parallel to the floor and extend your arms out straight in front of you. Most of the time, people squat with their legs at hip-distance apart. If you want to add some variation to your workout, try adding some squats that require different leg positions. As with all squats, remember to keep your back straight. Try a sumo squat with your feet planted at about twice the width of your hips. For an extra challenge, you can lift both of your heels off of the ground while you are squatting. For a prisoner squat, start with your feet a little bit wider than the width of your shoulders. Keep your hands clasped behind your head as you squat. Widening your stance even more may make it easier to keep your back straight and your heels on the ground. For a dynamic squat exercise, shift all of the weight into one leg from your squat position. Then slowly lift the other leg up, extend it out behind you, and tap your toes on the ground. Raise the leg back up and bring it back into the traditional squat position. Repeat up to 20 times before releasing your squat and then performing the exercise with the other leg. Don't release your squat at all during this exercise if you can help it.
Summary: Try traditional squats. Try a side squat. Challenge yourself with a single-legged squat. Try squatting with your legs in different positions. Run in place from a squat.

Problem: Article: The sun line, also known as the Apollo line, is a vertical line that's usually located near the bottom of your palm underneath your ring finger. If you have a deep sun line, you may be very successful and possibly gain fame. A shallow line means you're still developing your skills and you'll work hard toward success. If the sun line is broken, you may gain success after overcoming past obstacles. The relationship line, also called the marriage line, is a small horizontal line that wraps around the side of your palm underneath your pinkie. Relationship lines that are long or deep might mean you prefer long-term commitments, while short or shallow lines mean you may experience multiple relationships or revisit old commitments. You may have multiple relationship lines on your palm, which may mean you are passionate in your romantic relationships. Your intuition line is a curved line that starts near the bottom of your pinkie and goes down toward your wrist. If your intuition line is pronounced, you may be able to pick up on how others are feeling quickly and sense if they're positive or negative. When you have breaks in your intuition line, it could mean you're empathetic for others, but you should focus on your own mood and emotions. You may not have an intuition line on your palm, but you can still be empathetic and sense others' feelings. The health line is a diagonal or curved line that starts from the edge of your palm by your pinkie and extends down to the center of your wrist. Having a long, deep health line can mean that you're a supportive individual and that you take care of others. Not everyone will have a health line, but it does not mean that you don't care for other people. Breaks in your health line may represent illnesses you or a loved one may have had in the past. The money line is a short diagonal line that extends down from the base of your pinkie. Deep, straight money lines may mean you are smart with your investments and you may get wealth later on in life. Wavier, shallow lines might indicate that you may need to put more effort in to become wealthy.
Summary:
Look for the sun line to find out your possible legacy and fame. Read the relationship line to learn how you handle commitment. Interpret the intuition line to learn your ability to read other people. Check the health line to see what you're like as a caretaker. Look for a money line if you want to check your future wealth.