Problem: Article: These sites will feature listings of some of the most popular hostels in Europe and will allow you to customize your search based on a variety of different factors. Most of the sites will also show you the average price for a bed at these hostels, show you what other travelers have said about them, and allow you to reserve a bed in a hostel through the listing site. For example, if you only want to stay in a hostel with free breakfast, you can customize your search to only show you hostels that feature complimentary breakfast. Some of the best sites to use for finding hostels online are HostelBookers, HostelGeeks, HostelWorld, HostelZ, and Booking.com. Some privately-maintained sites offer extensive guides to regional hostels for an even broader search. These days, even many of the smallest European hostels have vibrant web sites including online reservations and other easy features. Just search the name of the city or region you'll be staying in, along with the word "hostel." Then, use the hostel's website to book your bed. Most hostels that have a website will also allow you to make a reservation through that website. However, some may require that you call them to make your reservation. Today's travel publishers offer a treasure trove of information for those who want authoritative advice on lodgings, entertainment, legal issues, health and safety topics. Use the hostel's contact information listed in the travel book in order to book your reservation. Make sure you use the most recently published travel book available. It won't do you any good to use outdated information to find your hostel! You can normally find good travel books in the Travel section of your local library. If you are already in your destination country and don't have a reservation somewhere, you may be able to find hostels through print media such as the local newspaper. This can be hit-or-miss, since not all hostels post advertisements in newspapers, so only resort to this method as a last resort. In many European cities, there are individuals who will meet you wherever tourists arrive from the urban metro line to guide you toward a specific hostel. Travelers should use their best judgment in taking these recommendations, since not all of the smaller hostels are completely legitimate. For example, if the person recommending the hostel to you makes it sound too good to be true (e.g., it's insanely cheap, it has private rooms, etc.), there's a good chance they're not being completely honest. You may also be able to get a recommendation from a local shopkeeper or someone in the area who does know about which local hostels are the best.
Summary: Use an online hostel booking site to compare multiple hostels at once. Do an internet search to find hostels in a particular area. Consult a travel book to find recommended places to stay in an area. Look in the newspaper to find a hostel if you're already in the city. Consider word-of-mouth recommendations to know which hostel is best.

Problem: Article: It's alright if the mixture is somewhat lumpy.
Summary: Mash the avocado in a medium bowl using a fork or a potato masher. Add the chopped eggs and continue to mash until the ingredients are blended. Add in the mustard, vinegar, garlic powder, dill weed and salt. Stir in the seasonings just until all of the ingredients are blended. Spread the mixture on bread slices or in a wrap. Serve it with lettuce and tomato or a dill pickle garnish if desired.

Problem: Article: Instead, squeeze out the excess water from your hair, and blot it using a soft towel. Do not rub your hair with the towel. This will cause the fibers to snag on your hair and cause it to rip and tear. Also, try to avoid blow drying your hair. Hairdryers are often too hot for curly hair. If you must use a hairdryer, be sure to spray your hair down with a heat protecting spray first. Wait until your hair is about 75% dry before you start to blow dry it. Be sure to use a low or medium heat setting on your hairdryer. Consider letting your hair air dry. This is the most natural and gentlest method. It also won't disrupt the natural curl pattern of your hair. Your hair becomes puffy and frizzy when you disrupt the curl pattern. Flat irons and curling irons can be very damaging to any hair type. Try to save these tools for special occasions. When you do use a flat iron or a curling iron, first spray your hair down with a heat protecting spray. Be sure to use a lower heat setting on your tool; it may take longer to get the style you want, but it will be gentler on your hair. Parabens have been linked to cancer, which is not something you'd want to put into your hair. Silicones, while great at making hair smooth and shiny, can only be removed by sulfates. Sulfates are harsh, cleaning agents found in many household detergents; they can strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving it brittle and dry. You don't want to leave those silicones in your hair either. This can lead to buildup, which can make your hair appear limp and dull. You may also want to avoid products that contain alcohol, especially towards the top of the ingredient list. Alcohol is very drying on hair, which can cause puffiness and even breakage. If you get any tangles, try using your fingers or a wide-toothed comb to smooth them out. The more you mess with your hair, the more frizzy it will become. It can be tempting, especially if your hair is curly. Unfortunately, the more you touch your hair, the more you muss the strands and cuticles. This causes your hair to puff up and frizz.
Summary:
Stay away from blow drying and towel drying. Tone down the heat styling. Avoid using anything with sulfates, parabens, and silicones. Do not brush your hair while it is dry. Avoid touching or playing with your hair when it is dry.