Article: These ingredients will add excess oil to your skin and make oily skin worse. Read the ingredients listed on the moisturizer packaging before you buy. Look for moisturizers labeled oil-free and that contain dimethicone rather than petroleum. Moisturizers that contain dimethicone will help create a matte effect while petroleum containing moisturizers may make your skin oilier. No matter what moisturizer you choose, make sure that the packaging says that it is non-comedogenic or non-acnegenic. Moisturizers that are labeled non-comedogenic or non-acnegenic contain ingredients that are less likely to cause pimples. Apply a thin layer of moisturizer at first and then decide if you need more. Only dispense a chickpea size amount onto your fingertips and only add more if your face still seems dry after applying it. Just because a particular moisturizer works well for someone else with oily skin does not mean that it will work the same for you. If a friend recommends a product or you read rave reviews about a moisturizer, try to get a sample before you buy it. Makeup counters in department stores often provide samples of their products if you ask nicely.
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Avoid moisturizers that contain oils like petroleum or shea butter. Choose a moisturizer that contains dimethicone. Choose a moisturizer that is non-comedogenic or non-acnegenic. Use moisturizer sparingly. Try a variety of moisturizers until you find what works best for you.

Problem: Article: You can either download it from the US Copyright Office website or call the office at (202) 707-3000 and request that the forms be sent to you. You may also request the form you need by mail at US Library of Congress, Copyright Office, Independence Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20559. Form SR is the right form to fill out to register a copyright for sound recordings. Form PA, the form for performing arts recordings covers recordings of live performances. Form CO may be used for any type of sound recording or performing arts recording. Since the fee for forms PA and SR is currently $65 and the fee for form CO is $45, consider carefully which meets your needs most. Visit http://www.copyright.gov/forms/ for more information. Read the instructions carefully and fill it out exactly how it is explained. If you have any questions, contact the Copyright Office. The Package should include the filled out form, the specified payment, and a non-returnable copy of the song. Mail it to the following address: Library of Congress, Copyright Office, Independence Avenue, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20559-6000. Have patience because this part of the registration process can take a while. It can take up to 15 months if you've filed by mail, according to the Copyright Office FAQ, and averages around 8 months currently. The good news is that your copyright is effective from the day that your materials are received by the Copyright Office. You'll receive a certificate of registration when it does arrive.
Summary: Obtain form CO. Fill out the form. Place required materials into a Package. Send your package to the US Copyright office. Wait for the certificate of registration.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.outlook.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Microsoft Outlook page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your Outlook email address and password before proceeding. Click the email you want to trace. This will open the email. This is in the upper-right side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu. This will open the email's raw text form, which includes the email header. Click and drag from the left side of the "Received" line all the way down to the bottom line on the page. Press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac) to do so. At this point, you can proceed with determining the email's sender.

SUMMARY: Open Outlook. Select an email. Click . Click View message source. Highlight the whole email. Copy the email.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Attach a piece of masking tape to the rotating shaft of the motor, creating a small flag. This will allow you to easily tell which direction the shaft is turning. Temporarily attach the motor to a battery to make sure everything is operational. If the motor has wires already attached, connect the white wire to the positive end of the battery and the black wire to the negative end. If the motor does not turn, it's possible that your battery is not sufficiently powerful to run the motor. Try a battery with a higher voltage. Similarly, if the motor is turning faster than you want it to, try a lower voltage. Note that a battery which is too powerful can cause your motor coils to melt. It's a good idea to check the rating on your motor before you start hooking up batteries. Disconnect the wires from the battery and reattach them on the opposite ends of the battery (i.e. white to negative, black to positive). Reversing the polarity should cause the motor shaft to turn in the opposite direction. If the motor does not turn in the opposite direction, it may be that the motor you have selected is not suitable. While most DC motors are easily reversible, some are not. In part 2, you'll be installing a double pole, double throw (DPDT) switch that will allow you to change the direction of the motor. These switches can be purchased inexpensively at many electronics or hobby stores. Before proceeding any further, check the rating on your switch to make sure it can handle the power of the battery you'll be using. A switch which is not rated highly enough may melt as a result of having too much electricity sent through it.
Summary: Tape the shaft. Test the motor and battery. Reverse the wiring. Check your switch.

A cozy hoodie will make you feel right at home no matter where you are, whether you're binge-watching Netflix with a friend or heading to the grocery store. Channel your inner 90s rockstar by tossing on a plaid flannel over a band tee. This is best done on a cool day, but if you're committed to the casual grungy look, you can rock it anytime. Military jackets add a neutral layer to any outfit. These are usually either khaki or olive green, and they're made from a lightweight, water-resistant material that's perfect for almost any season. Complement your jacket with non-matching neutrals like black and white. Make your look pop by wearing a bright color under your military jacket. Think James Dean, the ultimate in casual cool, when you're styling your leather jacket keep the rest of your look relatively clean to let the jacket stand out. Wear your jacket with simple T-shirts or tanks, or get tough with a rocker tee and black skinny jeans. If you don't wear animal products, imitation leather is perfectly okay! Cardigans are perfect to wear over a dress, a button-down shirt, or a T-shirt, and their cozy style will have you wanting to curl up with a good book all through the afternoon.
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Top your outfit with a hoodie for the ultimate casual outerwear. Wear a flannel over your T-shirt for a grungy look. Choose a military-style jacket for a look that's versatile and rugged. Opt for a leather jacket to give off a rocker vibe. Layer on a cardigan for a conservative casual look.