Problem: Article: Make sure it's tangle-free and easy to handle. Leave some hair out at the top of your head, and divide the hair below into three even ponytails. Secure each one with a ponytail holder. Make sure they're stacked one on top of the other going down the head, not across. Hold it out straight and run a comb from the tips back to the roots. This will create volume and texture. Keep backcombing until it stands up. This will help it retain its volume and stay in place. Smooth it over the backcombed section very lightly with a comb. You want it to cover the backcombed section so that it has a smooth appearance. You can gather it into a ponytail or a bun. Secure it in place with a ponytail, and you're good to go.
Summary: Brush your hair. Split your hair into three ponytails. Undo the first ponytail and backcomb it. Hairspray it. Comb the loose hair on top over the backcombed section. Undo the ponytails and gather your hair back.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your preferred web browser. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the top-right side of the page. It's in the top-right side of the Facebook page. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. This option is in the middle of the drop-down menu. Click the page type that is most closely aligned with the content you plan on posting. For example, you would select Artist, Band or Public Figure for a page dedicated to your music, or Entertainment for a video game page. This will vary depending on the page type you selected: Local Business or Place - Enter the business' name, category, street address, and phone number. Company, Organization or Institution - Choose a category of business, then enter your business' name. Brand or Product - Choose a category of product, then enter your product's name. Artist, Band or Public Figure - Choose a type of public figure, then enter the page's name. Entertainment - Choose a category of entertainment, then enter the page's name. Cause or Community - Enter your cause's or community project's name. You'll see this blue button below the information you just entered. If all of the required information is there, clicking Get Started will create your page and take you to it. Once your page has been created, you can add a cover photo and profile photo to make the page more attractive. You can also view and change the page's settings by clicking Settings in the upper-right side of the page. If you would prefer to simply change the page's information, click below the cover photo area and then click Edit Page Info.

SUMMARY: Open Facebook. Click . Click Create Page. Select a page type. Fill out your page's required information. Click Get Started. Review your page.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This kit is something that anyone living in a volcano zone should have prepared at all times. The kit should include a first aid kit, food and water supplies, a mask to protect against ash, such as one used when mowing lawns, a manual can opener, a flashlight with extra batteries, any necessary medications, sturdy shoes, goggles or other eye protection, and a battery-powered radio. Make sure that everyone in your family knows where the kit is kept, and can easily access it in an emergency. A flashlight, phone charger, and radio combined as one, that runs on both solar power and hand cranking is the ideal item to have ready in your house for any natural disaster event. Pack this if you have one. One of the main health dangers of a volcanic eruption is the potential of volcanic ash to damage your respiratory tract. The ash can travel for hundreds of miles on the wind, and is most dangerous for young infants, older adults, or those with pre-existing respiratory illnesses. If you think any member of your family is at a heightened risk, you can consider buying an air purifying respirator. The N-95 disposable respirator is recommended for use by the government, and can be purchased at local hardware stores. If you do not have a respirator, you can use a simple dust mask. This might help ease the irritation if you are only exposed to the ash for a short time, but does not offer the level of protection that a respirator does. If there is volcanic ash in the air outside, stay inside as much as possible to avoid the worst effects. Make sure you have all the possible means of receiving updates from the local authorities in good working order, and ready to go. Use your radio or television at home to listen for volcano updates or evacuation notices. Listen out for disaster sirens, and familiarize yourself with what they sound like so you know what to expect. When a volcanic eruption occurs, you'll need to listen for the sirens to go off.
Summary: Put together an emergency supply kit. Consider respiratory protection. Prepare communication devices for updates.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you sign on with a financial planner, even after doing your due diligence, you still need to read the fine print of that planner's agreement. Some planners include a mandatory arbitration clause in the contract. Others may try to sneak in some type of speculative investment clause without your consent. Always read the details of any contract or agreement before you sign, as signing may revoke your legal right to contest that planner's decisions or pursue arbitration against that planner. Have a lawyer you trust look over the contract. Convey your needs, desires, and limits to your attorney so she can properly evaluate the contract before you sign. Make sure your contract ensures that your investments will be liquid (easily convertible to cash), transparent, and conducted for a reasonable cost. An important factor to consider when you sign a contract is whether your advisor follows the suitability standard or the fiduciary standard. Advisors who adhere to the suitability standard are still legally required to ensure that an investment is suitable for you, but there is no ethical requirement that the investment must be the best option available for you. These advisors usually work on commission. An advisor who adheres to the fiduciary standard is legally bound to give you sound advice that meets your financial needs, making sure that all investments are in your best interest. A fiduciary standard advisor usually works as a fee-only advisor. There are numerous methods of compensation, depending on which advisor you choose to work with. Some experts advise that the method of compensation is largely a matter of personal preference, and should not overshadow a given planner's competence and record of success. The most common payment terms are: Fee-only Your payments to the planner are based on consultation meetings, plan development, or his management of your investments. These may be billed as an hourly charge, a flat project charge, or on a certain percentage of your investments being managed. Commission-only You do not pay for advice or preparation of your financial plan, and instead pay your planner with a portion of the sale of financial products used to implement your planning recommendations. Fee-offset Profits from the sale of financial products are offset against any fees billed to you during the financial planning process. Combination fee/commission You pay a fee for advice and plan preparation, and your planner receives commissions from certain products used to meet your plan's goals. Salary Most financial planners working on salary are usually employed at a financial service institution, like a bank or credit union. The best way to evaluate your financial planner is by reviewing her track record. If your planner is doing her best for you and helping you meet your goals, you are getting good service for your dollar. Some commonly agreed-upon qualities of a good financial advisor include: Financial decisions that are based on your goals A willingness to establish your risk tolerance and make investments which you are comfortable with Objective advice without any ulterior motives or conflicts of interest Regular face-to-face meetings to review your investments
Summary:
Read the fine print. Negotiate the payment terms. Assess your planner's performance.