Write an article based on this "Go to a wrestling school. Know what to expect. Learn to compete safely. Be on the same page as your opponent."
article: If you don't know of any in your area, contact your state athletic commission for help in finding one. Seek out a school with a track record of effective, safe training. Here's an instance where striking up that conversation with wrestlers at a local show might pay off. Be realistic with your goals. If you're dreaming of becoming a WWE superstar, your local wrestling school almost certainly won't cut it. Most pros train at large schools in Florida, run by former pros with a long track record. But that doesn't mean a local wrestling school can't provide an instructive and fun experience that could turn into something bigger if you prove you have the right stuff. Each wrestling school will be different, but expect regular instruction sessions with other aspiring wrestlers. You will work together on building your skills inside the ring, of course, but also outside it as well -- things like character creation and interviewing. Expect, and in fact demand, honest opinions on your skills. Wrestling instructors are unlikely to be shy about giving their opinion, so you'll need a thick skin. Think of it as tough love -- doing these moves safely and effectively requires precision every time. If you find that safety is not the first priority at your wrestling school, strongly consider finding a new one. Don't risk your health or that of your classmates unnecessarily. When you do begin to practice moves, remember that successful pro wrestling moves always require successful execution by both parties. Start slow and build up a familiarity and trust factor with your practice ring foes. Pro wrestlers tend to think of their ring mates more as teammates than opponents. They need to practice and execute together in order to succeed, just like a basketball team.

Write an article based on this "Use S-shaped shower hooks for an easy way to hang your purses. Hang wire baskets on the side of your closet to organize clutches. Install a tension rod if you have free vertical space. Hang a pegboard if you have a lot of purses and plenty of space. Hang over-the-door hooks if you need to save space."
article: Slip the wide hook over the bar in your closet, then hang the purse from the smaller end. Hang your favorite purses where they're easy to reach, then store extra bags further toward the back of the closet. If you have wire racks in your closet, you can hang the smaller end of the hook on the rods, then hang the purses on the wider curve. If you have a lot of small clutches, use small baskets to keep them tidy and easy to see. You can repurpose wire baskets that you find at a thrift store or yard sale, or purchase them new from a home goods store or online. If you have the room, the side wall of your closet is the perfect spot for this space-saver, but the back of your closet door may also work. If your wire baskets are heavy, use a stud finder to secure them to a beam, or use drywall anchors if you can't find a stud. An extra rod can help you make use of space in your closet that you're not using, like the area above or below your clothes. This is especially useful if you have a lot of purses you need to hang. Just place the rod where you want it to go, then twist it until it's secured tightly against 2 walls. In addition to your purses, you can also use this rod to store your other accessories, like scarves, gloves, and hats. If your walk-in closet has turned into a jumbled pile of purse straps, a pegboard can help you get organized. Clear off a wall (or a section of a wall), then screw the pegboard securely onto your wall. Place pegs in the holes, then hang the purses from the pegs. Using a pegboard will allow you to see more of your purse collection, and it's easy to rearrange if you like to switch up your purses often. If you have a smaller closet and just a few purses to hang, an over-the-door coat rack could be the perfect solution. Just slip it over the top of your door and hang your purses from the hooks! If you have sliding closet doors, try using stick-on hooks instead.

Write an article based on this "Open your Android's app drawer . Tap and hold your messaging app's icon. Drag the icon to the trash or "Uninstall" option. Open your Android's Settings . Tap the Apps menu. Scroll down and tap BadgeProvider. Tap Storage. Tap Clear Data. Confirm the deletion. Download your messaging app again."
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You can usually do this by tapping the Apps icon, which is usually at the bottom-center part of the home screen. If your Android is displaying notifications or incorrect message counts for a messaging app (such as WhatsApp, Hangouts, or Facebook Messenger), you can usually resolve it by uninstalling and reinstalling the app and clearing the data for the "BadgeProvider" service. If you don't see an icon with several dots or squares at that location, try swiping up from the bottom of the home screen. After a second or so, you should see a trash can icon (or the word Uninstall) at the top or bottom of the screen. Do not lift your finger from the icon. When you lift your finger, the app will be uninstalled from your Android. If the app came with your Android and cannot be uninstalled, just skip to the next step. You'll find this app in the app drawer. Depending on your Android version, this may appear as Apps & notifications or Applications. This should display a list of the apps on your Android. If your Android doesn't display all apps by default, tap the All option. It may appear as a tab but sometimes you'll have to open a menu and select something like Show all apps. This is a default system app on your Android that controls the number that shows up on icon badges. If you don't see this option, just skip to the next step. A confirmation message will appear. Once the process is complete, you can return to the home screen. Now that the notification badge service has been cleared you should no longer see an incorrect badge count.