In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If some of the adhesive on the car is proving too difficult to remove, you can use a "stripe off wheel" attached to a power drill to safely remove the adhesive without damaging your paint. Simply attach the wheel like any other drill bit and then lightly touch it to the adhesive with the drill spinning. Use both horizontal and vertical movements with the wheel to remove any remaining bits of adhesive. If your drill has adjustable settings, set it to spin at fewer than 4,000 RPMs for best results. You can buy stripe off wheels at most hardware or auto parts stores. Once the dealership logo has been completely removed, wash the area with soap and water to remove any debris leftover from the logo as well as any adhesive remover that may still be on the paint. Adhesive remover can ruin your paint if left on too long. Make sure you don't leave any bits of decal or adhesive at all on the paint or else you'll be waxing over it. Because dealership logos are applied after the vehicle leaves the factory, the clear coat beneath the logo should be intact, but the combination of scraping and adhesive remover has likely removed all of the wax on the paint. Apply a thin layer of wax using the supplied applicator in a swirling motion. You may want to wax the entire vehicle to keep the paint looking uniform. Be sure to wax your vehicle in the shade, as direct sunlight can bake it onto the paint. It may take several minutes for the wax to dry entirely, but you'll know when it begins to turn white or grey. Touch the wax gently with your finger; if it comes off under light pressure, it's ready to be buffed off with the cloth. Use a clean cloth to ensure dirt or grime already on the cloth doesn't scratch the newly applied wax or the paint underneath. Buff the wax off in a circular motion for best results.
Summary: Use a stripe off wheel on particularly stuck on adhesive. Wash the area where the logo used to be. Apply a fresh coat of wax where the logo used to be. Wait for the wax to dry before buffing it off with a chamois cloth.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When she's upset and shouting at the top of her lungs, the last thing you want to say is "calm down". Although calming her down may, indeed, be your focus, those two words actually have the power to rile her up even more. In addition, saying this can make her think you are minimizing or dismissing her feelings. Instead, try something like this: "I can see you're upset/frustrated/anxious...what can I do?" or "I can't make out what you're saying. Let's take a few deep breaths and start over". If you see her all hung up over something that's getting her down, ask what you can do to take the burden away, even temporarily. Maybe she would like you to help her with a project at school or a chore around the house. She may even just like to go to lunch or take a walk to the park with you. One way to take her mind off what's stressing her is to change her perspective. Do something to make her smile. Tell her a joke or watch a funny video or movie together. Splurge and buy her that new book/pair of earrings she's been wanting. Human touch has amazing calming properties. Since touch is one of our earliest and most basic forms of communication, mostly everyone responds to it. Physical touch in the form of hugs, a caress, a pat on the back, or hand-holding can offer comfort that perhaps words cannot. Physical touch has been shown to lower stress, improve health outcomes, and lift mood. Ask her if it's okay, then give her a hug, rub her back or shoulders, or hold her hand. This seemingly small physical connection with you might be just what she needs to calm down.
Summary: Avoid saying "calm down". Offer help. Make her smile. Offer physical touch.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are lots of different wood pieces that you can use for making this type of sign. You can go to your local craft store and get one that comes pre-cut into an elaborate shape, like a shield (these are, however, rarely much large than 2' across). You can build a board by joining several planks using pre-drilled holes, properly sized dowels, and wood glue. You can also get a single plank cut to whatever size you want. Salvage wood is also good for this style of sign. You can paint the base wood, stain it, or leave it in a natural state. It's up to you. Trace your text onto the wood using whatever method you chose from the first section. Get some acrylic paint in your preferred colors and paint in the text. You can create a shadow effect by painting the stencils slight down and to the left or right, and (once the paint dries) moving the stencils into the proper position and painting them again. You can dd some finishing touches if you want to. The text can be distressed by rubbing it a bit with sandpaper. You can also paint a sealant over the whole thing if you want the sign to be shiny. Attach hangers, a string, or even nail on some soda pop tabs to use as hooks. Hang your sign with the aid of a level. Enjoy!
Summary:
Get your base. Prepare your base. Trace your text. Paint your text. Do finishing touches. Hang the sign.