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Q: Place one hand at the point on the stick close to the rear where it is balanced. There will usually be tape there. Place your hand approximately 4 to 5 inches (10.2 to 12.7cm) back. Ideally, your back hand should be at a 90-degree angle with your cue. Most beginners start off by gripping the cue too tightly. Your grip should be relaxed and yet controlled. Your body should be in line with the cue ball. This will help you aim your shot correctly. Hold the stick using your thumb and index finger and add your middle finger if you'd like a bit more power. Once you grip the cue with your dominant hand and find your shot, you should lower your body toward the table, so you're staring down the line of the cue ball. You won't be able to make your shot if you're stiff and upright. Keep your legs relaxed, slightly bent and at least a few inches apart. Place your other hand about 6-8 inches (15-20 cm) away from the cue ball down on the table. The closer you are to the ball, the more precision you'll have with your shot. Once your hand is down, you will make a bridge, or a cradle with your hand that will allow you to balance the cue on your hand and hit your shots. Though certain bridges work better in certain situations, it's best to be familiar with the most common bridge, the open bridge, first: For the open bridge, a bridge is formed by placing your hand on the table and spreading your fingers apart. Slide the cue between your index and middle finger knuckles or in the "V" that is formed between your thumb and index finger. The pool cue is supported by the "V" between the index finger and thumb. You can adjust the height of the cue tip by raising or lowering the arch of the hand. This allows the cue to slide as you aim it at the ball. Lean forward and mentally place the cue on the spot on the cue ball that you want to hit. Techniques for hitting the cue ball in the right spot for specific shots can be perfected later. Ideally, you should hit that cue ball in its center, or on the "sweet spot" of the ball, so it goes where it needs to go. Make sure you can see a direct line between the cue ball and the object ball (the ball you're aiming for).
A: Hold the pool cue at your hip with your dominant hand. Lower yourself to the table. Make an open bridge with your other hand. Hold the cue steadily as you "eye" up the target ball.

Article: If your Barbie will be going to a dressy event, you'll want a stylish outfit with lots of matching accessories. For example, choose a sweeping gown with jewelry and high heels. For a more casual daytime look, you might dress Barbie in classic slacks with a colorful blouse. To keep things informal, choose sneakers or a slouchy hat. To dress your Barbie for a story you're playing, make sure the clothes match her activities. For example, she'll need a sweater and thick pants if she's going on a ski trip. If she's dressing for the first day of school, your Barbie might wear slacks and a blouse. Match the fabric and color of the item to the style you're going for. For example, pick a dark velvet fabric for an evening dress or use a denim skirt for a simple daytime look. If you're picking a cold weather outfit for Barbie, choose corduroy or thick-textured pants that you can pair with boots. If you're unsure which shirt, blouse, or sweater to match with Barbie's pants, skirt, or dress, hold a top up to the bottom. Try unexpected combinations to see what you like. You might try a fun, cropped t-shirt with a bright skirt. You could even mix a solid black top with a floral print skirt. Once you've selected a fashionable outfit for your doll, start putting the clothes on it. If the clothes have velcro, peel the velcro apart and slide the dolls arms and legs into the right holes. Bring the velcro back together and push it to secure the clothes. Some clothing may have snaps that you need to push and pop together. Avoid pulling the clothing with snaps too hard or the snaps may pop. Try layering several thin shirts or jackets for a simple casual look. You can also create a formal look by putting a thick coat or shimmery jacket over an evening gown. For example, pair a creamy jacket or coat with a solid color shirt and black leather pants. Decide if you want to use colors and textures that match or if you want to switch things up. An outfit using a single color such as cream or black can look stylish and sophisticated. If you'd like a unique look, mix different colors and fabrics. For example, give your Barbie a light tulle wrap if she's wearing a heavy velvet dress.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide how formal you want Barbie to look. Choose clothes based on the activity she'll be doing. Choose a skirt, dress, pants, or shorts. Select a top. Put the outfit on your Barbie. Finish the outfit with a jacket. Keep textures and colors in mind.