INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before we jump into making drinks, let's start first with welcoming the customers. In the game, you will be put in a first person view. You will be standing behind the bar and the customers will come and sit on the stool in front of the counter. You will see 7 gray dots at the bottom left of the screen; these dots show the available seats. If the dots become green, it means that a customer occupied it. Bar Oasis 2 is like a novel game. You read, interact, and know the happenings of your character as the game progress. You will witness drama, fun moments, and even tear-jerking segments. If you weren't pay attention to what the customer is saying, you can always look up the past dialogues. You can find the button at the upper-left corner of the screen. Take note that it can only show you the last 50 lines, which probably is enough to catch the gist of the conversation. Now that you have a customer, get that customer to take their order. They won't tell you their order just yet. You have to slide the coaster toward them first, letting them know that you're going to take their order. Simply slide your finger over the screen. If you ignore the customer, the green dot will become yellow and then red. If you keep on ignoring them, they will eventually leave the bar. Your customer(s) leaving may or may not give your bar a bad reputation, which in result, decreases the number of customers in the future. There are instances when customers will arrive at your bar already drunk but will want to buy more drink. You will be given an option if you want kick them out or let them stay to have more booze. Keep in mind that letting them stay may cause problems to other customers. If the drunk customers will cause problems, either your good customer may leave without paying or the drunk customer will trash your table and chairs. Kicking drunk customers out will only give less penalty compared to accepting them. Best to avoid trouble than letting it happen. Time doesn't flow when the dots on the bottom left-hand corner are not shown. Customers won't leave while you're making drinks, so take your time to get your drinks right. Customers also won't come in the bar while you're mixing, so take this as if the game went into pause whenever you open the Drinks menu.

SUMMARY: Familiarize yourself with the game scene. Read the dialogues. Slide the coaster. Kick out drunk customers. Take your time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can make the squares smaller or larger if you'd prefer. For a more interesting decorative throw pillow, use 2 different fabrics. You can opt for 1 piece of silk and 1 piece of velvet or 2 pieces of cotton fabric in contrasting colors. Set the other piece of fabric on top of the first, right-side down. Pin the fabrics together on all 4 sides. Leave a 5-inch (12.7 cm) gap on 1 side of the decorative throw pillow for turning it right-side out and stuffing it. Make sure you don't cut through the seam. Trimming the corners will make them sharp instead of rounded when the pillow is right-side out. Use enough batting to make the pillow slightly firm but still soft.

SUMMARY: Cut 2 pieces of fabric that each measure about 15 -20 inches square. Place 1 piece of fabric on a table, right-side up. Stitch the fabrics together along the 4 edges, .5 inch (1.27 cm) from the edge. Clip the corners of the pillow before turning it right-side out. Turn the decorative throw pillow right-side out, and stuff it with the polyester batting. Thread the hand sewing needle, and use a slip stitch to sew the gap on the pillow closed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your skin faces trauma, toxins and environmental damage every day. During sleep, the skin repairs that damage. Because of this, the amount of sleep you get has a direct and visible effect on the appearance of your skin. It's recommended that healthy adults should get between seven and nine hours of sleep every night. Aim to get a minimum of seven hours daily. Getting enough sleep can help slow down the appearance of aging skin. It also reduces stress levels, which can contribute to premature aging of the skin. Sleep deprivation can make mature skin look dull and lifeless. It may also exacerbate other skin conditions, such as acne and rosacea. Touching your face will transfer bacteria and oil residue to your skin, which can cause breakouts and other pore-clogging issues. When you must touch your face, such as when you're washing it or applying skin-care products, thoroughly wash your hands with soap and warm water first. Never squeeze or pinch at acne blemishes and avoid picking at your skin. Both of these habits can unfortunately result in permanent scarring, especially for mature skin. As skin ages, oil production diminishes. This can leave it looking dry and dull. Combat this by keeping yourself well-hydrated every day. The daily recommended amount of fluid for healthy adults is approximately 13 cups (3 liters) for men and 9 cups (2.2 liters) for women. Try to get a large amount of your hydration from water, but beverages fruit juices, sports drinks and tea and foods that contain water (like watermelon) can also keep you hydrated. Take in an additional 1.5 to 2.5 cups (400 to 600 milliliters) of fluids on days when you exercise or sweat more than usual. Sun protection is crucial for mature skin. Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun have been proven to accelerate the aging of skin and a large amount of visible aging is directly caused by sun damage. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a minimum of SPF 30 on your face and neck every day rain or shine. If you're planning to spend time in the sun, apply sunscreen all over your body and reapply it every couple of hours. Whenever possible, wear sun-protective clothing, a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses for additional defense. Try to stay out of direct sunlight for significant periods of time look for shady areas. Cigarette smoke contains harmful chemicals and toxins that damage the skin, regardless of your age; however, these damages become more significant over time. Smoking will make your skin dry and your complexion dull. It contributes to premature aging, most significantly around the mouth, and causes skin to become less supple. If you're a smoker, talk to your doctor about smoking cessation options. If you're not a smoker, do your best to avoid second-hand smoke. If you're concerned about your skin, or if you're seeking other solutions, make an appointment to see a dermatologist. Everyone's skin is different, and a dermatologist can evaluate yours and offer customized suggestions and solutions. If you've tried OTC retinoid products and are unsatisfied with the results, a dermatologist can recommend different products or prescribe stronger retinol formulas.

SUMMARY:
Get plenty of rest. Avoid touching your face and squeezing blemishes. Stay hydrated. Protect your skin from the sun. Avoid smoking cigarettes. Visit a board-certified dermatologist.