Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select the required shelf items. Measure the desired height and width of the shelving unit. Nail or glue a cleat to the first vertical support at the base. Lay the vertical support panels on the ground, aligned evenly but a shelf board's width apart. Nail or glue the next cleat into place on the first vertical support panel. Repeat for each level. Add the top shelf. Add the hardboard back. Add books and other bits and pieces to the shelf unit.

Answer: You'll need: Shelf boards. The shelf boards should be at least 2cm 3/4" thick. Supports for the shelf boards. Cleats (strips of wood) are easy and ideal for this unit. Two vertical support panels. These form the sides of the shelf unit. A top piece. This needs to be slightly wider than the shelf boards, so that it can be hammered or glued on top of the unit. A piece of hardboard for the back of the shelf unit. (Ask the timber merchant to cut to size if you can't do this yourself.) When you're decided on this, cut the shelf boards to this width, if they're not already at the right width. Cut the vertical support panels to the right height, if they're not already done. The cleat should be placed on the side of the support that you want to face inwards. Repeat for the second vertical piece. This forms the first shelf support. Decide where you want the rest of the shelf boards to be place all the way up the first support. For each level, use a shelf board to help you measure the exact positioning of the cleat across to the opposite vertical support panel (this helps to ensure it is level), and mark it. Repeat the measuring and marking for each shelf level being added. Check that the opposite side will be level by placing the shelf board on the now attached cleat and bringing over to the mark on the opposite vertical support panel. Use a spirit level to check for evenness, then nail or glue the opposite side's cleat in place. If nailing or screwing into position, be sure to use nails or glues that don't penetrate through the vertical support panelsthey must remain wholly within the panels. This level doesn't require a cleat. Instead, it needs to be slightly wider than the shelf boards, so that it can be nailed, screwed in or glued to the top of the two vertical support panels. If you need to be able to dismantle the shelf, do not glue the top piece in place. Instead, use screws that can be easily undone and re-fixed after each dismantling and reassembly. The shelf risks falling over or leaning sideways if this is not added. Nail or glue to the back of the shelf unit. Another solution is to use a cross-brace instead of one piece of board. Use whatever fits your needs best. The unit can be placed anywhere against a flat surface and can be dismantled for ease of carrying and storage (the cleats stay intact with the vertical side panels).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Notice how you feel when you're around him. Pay attention to what your friends and family think. Try to visualize the future with the person. Recognize the signs of rejection.

Answer: No matter how sure you are that he's the right one for you, if you have a nagging sense that something's wrong, it might be. Not every love story is perfect, but the first step of a healthy relationship is honest evaluation. If your relationship can't stand up to deliberate scrutiny, you are hiding yourself from facing the truth about it. Talking to a friend may be helpful during this process. Many times, a friend will be able to help you see things about your relationship that you've avoided. If you notice that your family avoids talking about your beau, and your friends keep their distance, this is a sign that you're in love with the wrong person. These are people who care about you, and about your well being. Talk to them about their concerns. Try to listen without defending yourself or the person you're in love with. It's in your best interest to hear what they have to say, so keep quiet and listen while they talk to you. Your friends and family will have noticed if the person you love hasn't been treating you with respect. If you're having trouble seeing what a realistic future would look like together, you probably already know that it's time to move on. If you can't realistically see your lives together in 5 or 10 years, it might be because you're in love with the wrong person. Some people can be very fun to be with in the moment, but that doesn't mean that you're obligated to stay with the person forever. Sometimes it's just the wrong time for a long-term commitment. Another sign might be that you continually find yourself daydreaming about what your life might be like without the other person in it. In this case, it might be time to make that dream come true. Sometimes the person you love doesn't love you back, and it's up to you to accept this. It will be easier to accept when you realize that his lack of love has more to do with him and his life than it does with you. Maybe he's become involved with drinking or drugs, or has problems with depression, or is upset or otherwise self-absorbed. Maybe he's realized that he's not in love with you, and there's a chance he's even told you this. If he's consistently breaking his promises to you, not communicating his needs, and leaving you alone to wonder what you did wrong, these are all signs of rejection. Try to realize that if this is the case, there's really nothing you can do about it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Activate Explosion. Activate Fireball. Use the Fireball Dash. Hit the enemy with Melee.

Answer: Every time a character of Elsword successfully changes his/her class, a new combo skill will become available for the players to use. One of the four new combos for High Magician creates an explosion, which can cause more than 200% Magic Damage to enemies within the range based on your character's Mag DMG rate. To execute this combo, the player must press X on their keyboard twice, followed by the Down arrow key and then X two more times. Execution must be done quickly, without being hit by the enemy, which cancels the combo. Fireball is mostly used in PvP because of its no-MP use and the ability to stun enemies, which enables High Magicians to follow their attack with combos or cancel the enemy's combo attack. Tap X on your keyboard twice and the Left arrow key (if your enemy is at the right side of the screen) or right (if the enemy is at the left side of your screen), then press X again. This skill can be spammed, especially if you can execute the combo continuously. This is a simple Fireball Dash compared to the Fireball mentioned above. Instead of throwing two small fireballs before a larger one, Fireball Dash requires you to run then throw one large fireball. This skill is great for escaping from melee players, especially from classes that use Grab. To execute this combo, dash by tapping the Right arrow key twice, then X twice. The High Magician is not just a class for mid-range; they can also do close combat. Expert players use this quite a lot to stun and even juggle enemy players. Tap the Z key twice to attack in close combat and to stun your enemies, and then tap X twice to throw Fireball.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with day-old hair. Skip the deep conditioner. Pick the right products. Use the right tools. Try the post-iron pin technique. Braid before bed.

Answer:
Your hair's natural oils give your hair texture and make your strands more moldable. Try to avoid washing your hair for a day or two. If your scalp feels too oily without shampoo, sprinkle a little dry shampoo along the roots and leave the rest dirty. Deep conditioning treatments have a tendency to weigh hair down and make it harder to style. Stick to a lightweight conditioner, and save the more intense hydrating treatments for another day. Many people make the mistake of piling on products after curling and using nothing before. But stiff, crunchy curls are not the goal here. Before begin curling, use a lightweight styling lotion to give your hair some texture. It's also a good idea to use a heat-protectant product so you don't fry your strands. Once you are done curling your whole head of hair, finish by misting your curls with a light hairspray. Use just enough hairspray to make your strands stay without feeling stiff. Having the right tools makes all the difference. To begin, make sure you've selected an iron with the right size barrel. Also, if your hair always falls flat, consider investing in a professional-grade curling iron. Try the NuMe curling wand or the Sarah Potempa Beachwaver if you're willing to invest, or Hot Tools to get the most bang for your buck. For hair that doesn't hold a curl well, try a -inch barrel. The curls will be tight without looking ringlet-y, and will loosen as the day goes on. If your hair holds a curl well already choose a 1-inch iron for instant beachy waves. Once you release your hair from the iron, simply pin the curl to your head until it sets. Once your entire head is pinned, mist it with hairspray. Then, carefully unpin your curls and comb through them with your fingers. Cool down those curls. Take each fresh curl (still keeping the curl shape) and secure it with a clip or a bobby pin. Try holding the curl in a coil in the palm of your hand for 10 seconds as soon as you remove it from the heat. This will keep the curl bouncy and stop it from falling out. If you know you're going to curl your hair the next day, sleep with it in a braid or two (depending on how thick your hair is). The next morning you will wake up with instant textured wavesthe perfect canvas to take a curling iron to.