Q: Let your hair fall over your face, and fluff it up, then look in the mirror to see where you want your hairdo to start. It's important to be confident about where you begin to create volume. For a more bold, retro style, you can start very close to your crown. This is all the hair from your crown, or where your bangs start, to the middle of your head. If you have very thin or straight hair, you may want to begin with a light spray of volumizing hairspray. To tease, bend your head forward so that your hair falls over your face. Take 12 inch (2.55.1cm) sections of hair, starting from the middle of your head. Run a comb back and forth through each section in small, quick motions (called backcombing). This will loosely knot your hair together and give it volume. Start at the middle (or 2-3 inches from the root) of the strand, rather than at the root. Make sure the top of the chunk of hair remains smooth, and that you're only backcombing underneath the top most layer of hair. After you tease the front, go wild on the rest of your hair. Then flip all your hair back and run a brush over the topmost part of your hair, to smooth it out. Always tease the back section after the front. It can be hard to tease the front section after you do the rest, and then you run the risk of a half-teased pouf that starts too far back. After your smooth out the top layer of hair, you may lose some volume. Don't be afraid to re-tease your hair as needed.
A: Bend your head down. Tease the front section of your hair. Tease the back section of your hair.

Article: You'll need a place to write what the task is, and a spreadsheet is ideal. Next to it, you'll need a place for the time. Often, tasks are done in batches. If that's the case, have a place to record the time for each component of each task. You'll just need a set of numbered boxes for this part. Also add a column for notes. For instance, if the task is checking email and one of the components is reading email, make a record of the time it takes to read each email in the numbered boxes next to the component. Part of performing a time and motion study is figuring out exactly how much time is spent on each task. Generally, the only way to improve efficiency is to look at the small actions within each task. As the work is being done, establish each component of the task and write a short description down. The key is finding the right level of detail. You don't want to be overly detailed, as timing how long it takes to hit a single button isn't useful. However, you also don't want to be too broad, as that won't give you enough data to work on efficiency. Say you're checking email. You might break it down into logging on to the computer and into your email, deleting spam mail without opening, reading emails, composing replies, and organizing email into folders. Start with a stopwatch. Time each component of the task, jotting down the time it took to complete each component. It's often easier to just stop and start the timer, using the elapsed time. You can go in later and figure out how many seconds were spent on each task. For more accuracy, take data over multiple days. When you're using a video, you'll need to stop and start the video for each component you're timing. That way, you'll have time to write down your notes and the times for each component.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Set up a spreadsheet to record data on. Divide work into small categories. Time each task. Time tasks using video.

Problem: Article: One of the most common symptoms of trichomoniasis in men is unusual discharge from the penis. Take stock of any unusual discharge you notice. You may notice some yellowish discharge coming from the penis, although it may also be grayish. Any unusual or unexplained discharge may be a sign of an STD. The other symptoms of trichomoniasis in men include burning, pain, or swelling in the genitals. If you have any such symptoms, you may be infected. You may notice burning after urination or ejaculation. Some men with trichomoniasis may also have difficulty urinating or ejaculating. There may be some mild swelling of the scrotum as well. If anything looks or feels unusual, you should seek medical care. Keep in mind that these symptoms can indicate problems other than an STD as well, which may require a full medical evaluation in addition to STD testing. Another symptom of trichomoniasis is mild to severe itching around or on the penis. If you notice any unusual itching, seek medical evaluation. Itching can be a symptom of a number of STDs in addition to trichomoniasis, so it's important to get unusual itching evaluated. The vast majority of anyone infected with trichomoniasis will have no symptoms. However, men are far less likely than women to experience symptoms. About 70% of infected people experience no symptoms at all, so you should get tested for STDs regularly even if things seem fine.
Summary: Watch for unusual discharge. Notice any burning or swelling. Pay attention to itching. Be aware that the majority of men infected with trichomoniasis have no symptoms.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Just two minutes...you can do it! You can even walk in circles around your couch while you watch TV. Walking will help you burn extra calories that would have been stored as fat, had you stayed sitting. Be sure to look behind you. Walking backwards, even in short bursts, may have huge health benefits. Walking backwards will also work different muscles than walking forwards. If you have things to do, such as laundry, taking out the trash, or other chores, do them earlier rather than later. This will kickstart your metabolism. You can still play video games or watch TV, but try to stand for at least half of the time you're doing so. You can burn up to 750 more calories every week if you stand for 3 hours a day!

SUMMARY: Walk for two minutes every hour. Walk backwards. Get your metabolism started early. Stand instead of sit.

Q: Do they all live in one specific place, or do they live all around your world? If there is one place where your race lives, it can help if you draw a map of the race's territory. Have they been here for ages, or did they migrate?
A:
Pick where you want your race to be located on your world.