Q: What are you passionate about? What makes you itch to create? It might be a particular fabric, a work of visual art you saw, something you want but can't seem to find in stores, a garment you saw on the street, a particular color pattern, a retro trend you want to bring back, or any number of other things. There is no right way to get inspired. The important thing is to find something that excites you. Consider your customer. What kind of person do you imagine buying your designs? What does that kind of person need in a garment? Be practical when designing clothes for yourself, design things you'll love owning or wearing. Combining existing styles and trends can be an interesting way to generate new looks. What would it be like to blend military elements with softer, more flowy ones? What would 1990s meets 1930s look like? How can you incorporate menswear elements into womenswear? Do you want a stretchy material, or something with less give? Is your design flowy, or rigid and architectural? Should the fabric be smooth, or textural? If your original inspiration was an amazing fabric you found, you already have this covered. Otherwise, think about what kind of material your design demands. Consider embellishments such as buttons, lace, beads or embroidery floss as well. These can often impact your fabric choice. A lot of the impact of your design hinges on your use of color and pattern. Think about the garment's intended purpose and how you imagine someone wearing it. Consider your customer, and what she might want to wear. Most of all, go with what you think looks good. There are no hard and fast rules here. You are the designer, and you should be true to yourself above all things. Look at a color wheel. Remember, contrasting colors (the ones across the color wheel from each other) make each other stand out. This can add a dramatic affect to your design, but if not handled well it can also be jarring and off-putting. Get some paint swatches from a paint store, and use them to experiment with different color combinations before you purchase fabric.
A: Find your inspiration. Consider fabric. Consider color and pattern.

Article: The majority of headaches are caused by tension. Engaging in some yoga breathing exercises and spinal twist is an excellent way to improve circulation, increase relaxation and lesson tension-all of which are important to relieving headaches. There are a number of recommended yoga poses known for relieving headaches. For example, form the cat pose by getting on the floor with your hands and knees, and carefully rounding the spine up as you exhale and then returning your spine to its normal position as you inhale. Another easy pose is the seated forward bend. Sit on the floor with your knees straight, and then with you arms straight, leaning forward and holding your flexed feet. This pose helps to relieve heart pressure, helping blood flow to the brain. The corpse pose is formed just as it name suggest. Get on the floor lying flat on your back with your legs straight and together and your arms straight beside your body. This pose is good for settling the mind and allowing your body to relax. Engaging in some simple stretch exercises helps to reduce headaches by reducing muscle tension in the body. Stretching is a great exercise since you can easily do stretches no matter where you may be. The neck range of motion is a simple stretching exercise. Place the chin forward, upward and in the direction of both shoulders. Do the shoulder shrug by first shrugging the shoulders forward, then up and forward, and finally up and back. Aim for two 20 minute stretches each day. To maximize the stretches, hold and relax each stretch for five seconds, and do each stretch three to five times. When you exercise, your body releases endorphins that act as a natural pain reliever for the body. In addition, regular exercise helps reduce stress and improves sleep-both of which are important in preventing headaches. Aerobic exercises such as brisk walking, jogging, biking and swimming are known to reduce the intensity of headaches. Don't forget to warm up before beginning your more intensive aerobic activity. For example, do some walking before jogging or running. Exercise causes some people to get headaches. However, it is not recommended that people avoid exercise because of this. Instead, there are several things that you should do as part of your exercise regime to prevent headaches Make sure you stay hydrated before, during and after exercise. Also, make sure you are sweating while exercising because when you don't sweat, that is a sign that you are dehydrated. Eat an hour and a half before your exercise to provide your body the energy it needs since exercising decreases blood sugar levels. High protein foods such as nuts and protein bars are good snack choices to eat before exercising.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Do some yoga. Do some stretches. Get in some aerobic activity. Keep hydrated. Eat before working out.

Problem: Article: A calligraphy pen or nice writing utensil are the best choices. However, any tool you have that will look official and special when written with will do. Calligraphy pens work best for this, but in a pinch you could use a Sharpie or even a regular marker. You need less than a yard of ribbon for this. Any ribbon will do, but if you are working with a particular color palette in mind, choose according to that. These are widely available on any school supply aisle in almost every grocery store. Craft stores also carry them. You could also use double sided tape, but a glue stick is much more preferable. If there are any additional embellishments you want to use, pick those out now. Some fun choices are glitter, stamps, cut out paper shapes, stickers, stick-on rhinestones, additional ribbon and fake flowers. Get creative! Children love this card making project and since you're trying to complete the card in 10 minutes or less, a helping hand can be very useful. Ask your child to gather some embellishments and collaborate with you!
Summary: Choose a writing utensil. Choose a ribbon. Grab a glue stick. Choose additional embellishments. Get your child to assist you.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll find it in the All Apps area of the Start menu. It's at the top-right corner of Chrome. It's near the bottom of the menu. It's near the bottom of the screen. It's under the "System" header. It's the button at the bottom of the Connections tab, which opened by default. " " The proxy settings are now disabled.

SUMMARY: Open Chrome on your PC. Click . Click Settings. Scroll down and click Advanced. Click Open proxy settings. Click LAN settings. Remove the check mark from "Automatically detect settings. Remove the check mark from "Use a proxy server for your LAN. Click OK. Click Apply.

Q: Place a cone 20-30 feet in front of where the ball is placed. Use this as a guide to practice curving the ball around the cone. Place the cone directly in front of your kicking path. Aim the ball to the side of the cone. Try to get the ball to curve back around the cone after passing it. As you strike the ball aim for a spot that is near the bottom of the ball to provide lift. Depending on which side of the ball you kick, you will get different directions of spin, and consequently, different directions of curve. Clockwise spin, from a kick to the left side of the ball, will create a curve to the right. Counter-clockwise spin, from a kick to the right side of the ball, will curve the ball to the left. As you move your leg forward and strike the ball, add extra spin by pushing the ball around with your foot. While your foot is in contact with the ball bring your leg across your body to give the ball extra spin. There are many times when curving a soccer ball can be useful during a game. Try kicking the ball with spin from various field positions to practice for game time: Corner Kicks Free Kicks Penalty Kicks
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Set up a target to curve the ball around. Kick the ball low and off to one side. Swing your leg around as your kick. Attempt kicks from various field positions.