Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use cool-tone foundation. Trace wrinkles in brown eyeliner pencil. Add a touch of rouge. Apply a little lipstick.

Answer: Lightly apply a cool-tone foundation to your face to give it an aged, yellowed look. Use a pale cool-tone foundation, even if your skin is naturally warm-toned. Regular foundation will work, but it might be easier for you to find a foundation with a strong yellow undertone if you use costume makeup. Apply the foundation evenly over the exposed skin of your face and neck. Use a sponge or brush to do this. When finished, the color of your skin should be paler than normal, but it should still look like it could be natural human skin. Look for any light wrinkles that form on your natural face when you smile or frown. Trace these wrinkles in brown eyeliner, then smudge the eyeliner to blend it into your skin. Smile, frown, or other scrunch your face up to produce a natural set of creases. Even young skin creases when the face contorts in different ways. As a person ages, these creases are what develop into wrinkles. Lightly trace over the wrinkles around your eyes and mouth using brown eyeliner pencil. Avoid gel liners. Use an eyeliner pencil close to your natural skin tone and lightly highlight around the edges of each brown mark. Blend the two liner colors together using a makeup sponge. Doing so will make your creases look more like wrinkles without making the eyeliner marks too obvious. Dust the apples of your cheeks with a moderate amount of pink blush or rouge. The idea is to make it somewhat obvious that you're wearing make-up instead of making it look as natural as possible. Consider using a cream rouge instead of a powdered one. Either option will work, but creams tend to have a more pronounced look. Choose a matte lipstick in a classic shade. Avoid glittery lipsticks or shiny lip glosses. Don't be afraid to choose an option that is a little bolder than your normal preferences. A deep pink or solid red could work well. Avoid hot pinks and fire engine reds, though, since these might be a little too flashy. Lips tend to thin out with age, too, so you could consider applying a skin-colored lip liner to the outer perimeter of your top and bottom lip before putting on your lipstick to create the appearance of thinner lips.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use "please" and "thank you" when you're asking for something. Introduce yourself by name when you meet someone for the first time. Listen Avoid using bad language.

Answer: Whenever you make a request or you need to ask for something, start by saying "please." That way, it doesn't sound like you're demanding the other person to do things for you. Once someone completes the task that you asked them to do, respond by saying "thank you" so the other person knows you're grateful for what they just did. For example, you may say, "Can you please hand me that book?" Once they hand you the book, say, "Thank you." Say "thank you" whenever someone helps you in a small way, such as a person ringing you up at a store or a person taking your order at a restaurant. If someone says "thank you" to you, respond with "you're welcome" to stay polite. If you're getting together with someone and you haven't met before, introduce yourself by name and ask them what their name is. When they say their name, repeat it so you have a better chance at remembering it later on. Offer your hand for a handshake and use a firm grip, but not so firm that you hurt the other person. For example, you can say, "Hi, my name is James. What's yours?" Different cultures and countries have different manners when it comes to introductions, so make sure you're familiar with the etiquette where you are. If you're with another person and you run into somebody you know, be sure to introduce them to one another if they haven't met before. For example, you may say, "Hi John, this is Melissa. Melissa, this is John." to other people without interrupting them. When another person starts talking, make eye contact with them and pay attention to what they're saying so you can carry on the conversation. Avoid trying to talk over them or cutting them off since you'll come across as rude. Once the person is done speaking, respond to what they just said so they know you were listening to what they were telling you. If you and another person start talking at the same time, stop and ask them to continue to show that you care about what they have to say. Inappropriate language can come across as rude, especially when you use it in public conversation. Do your best to try and eliminate curse words from your vocabulary while you're talking with other people. Rather than saying the word, try to find a replacement or just pause during your conversation to recollect your thoughts and plan out what you're going to say. For example, you may use the words "dang" or "darn" in place of harsher curse words. You may also find more descriptive adjectives in place of bad words. For example, instead of saying something is "f***ing great," you may say it was "amazing" instead.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine all the ingredients. Heat the mixture over a pot of boiling water. Beat the mixture.

Answer: In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together sugar, egg whites, and salt. Make sure the mixing bowl is heat-proof, as you will be heating it in a double boiler-style. If you have a stand mixer, remove the bowl and whisk the ingredients together right in the bowl. The purpose of the salt in this recipe is to break down the egg albumen, meaning the icing won't have an eggy taste. Put one to two inches (2.5 to 5 cm) of water into the bottom of a medium saucepan. Bring it to a boil over mediumhigh heat. When the water is boiling, place the mixing bowl over the pot in double boiler-style. Whisk the mixture constantly for about seven minutes. The mixture is done when the eggs are heated through and become thin and runny. Remove the bowl from heat. Immediately begin beating the mixture on high speed, and continue until the icing becomes thick and fluffy, about five to ten minutes. The icing will be the consistency of shaving cream when it's ready, and it will hold its shape when you pull the whisk out.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for a short name that's easy to spell and pronounce. Go universal. Avoid cliched names. Pick names that can work anywhere. Pick the most accurate name.

Answer:
Shorter names are easier to remember than longer ones. The Texas Oil Company shortened its name to Texaco and it's hard to imagine "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web" having been as successful if they hadn't decided on the shorter "Yahoo." Even if you're using words that are made-up or use creative spellings, make sure they make some level of sense for the product or service. "U-Haul" and "Flickr" work despite their text-speak because they are accurate names for the business, not because they are spelled strangely. Naming your salon "d' verse tease" is too clever for its own good. It might seem like the best idea in the world to name your construction business "Daedalus Construction" because you've studied your Greek mythology, but alienating customers by risking going over their heads is a risk. This is where knowing your audience comes in: a comics shop named "Jim Gordon's" might appeal to the Batman-obsessives while alienating the average reader though average readers tend not to shop in comics shops anyway. Think of it as a tradeoff. Upscale restaurants in expensive districts can get away with naming their restaurant something French, but it might be a bad idea in West Memphis, where your clientele might be made to feel excluded, or not "in the know." Too often, an adjective becomes train-wrecked into a noun, and a terrible business name is born, like QualiTrade or AmeriBank. Names like this lack personality and your business won't stand out in a market saturated with similar-style names. If your business name includes Ameri, Tech, Corp, or Tron as prefix or suffix, you might want to reconsider and come up with a name that's less saturated. Geographically-specific names will lock your business into a particular niche that will require changing the company name if it grows outside that niche. "Omaha Pipe and Drain" will work for a plumbing repair business in the metropolitan Omaha area, but it won't help a plumbing contractor land a pipefitting contract in Des Moines or Kansas City. "Kentucky Fried Chicken" officially changed its name to "KFC" recently for this very reason. Everyone called Bob Dylan's backup band "The Band." One day, it just stuck and they would be "The Band" forever. If everyone has taken to calling your copy shop "Main Street Copy," don't risk changing it to "The Awesome Copy Super Fantastic Fun Shop" because the given name isn't exciting enough. In the end, your product or service is the most important thing and the name is the package it comes in. If it's already got one that works, don't change it. Alternatively, know when you've picked a name that doesn't work and take the risk of changing it. Even if you already ordered "TACSFFS Rules" magnets for all the workers at the Main St. Copy joint, take the hit and go with the name that works.