Article: When you get two Striped Candies, regardless of colors and stripe directions, side by side, you can clear out a column and a row in one move, originating from where the combination was made. Imagine multiplying the effects of a Striped Candy by two. When you get a Striped Candy and a Wrapped Candy side by side, you can achieve the same thing as combining two Striped Candies, but with damage thrice as big. It will clear out three rows and three columns in one move, originating from where the combination was made. When you get a Striped Candy and a Color Bomb side by side, you can convert all candies similar in color to the striped candy to striped candies with random stripes. The Color Bomb would then explode, and all the striped candies generated would burst out clearing several columns and rows at once. Depending on your level, this can be a game-changer. You can generate more candies that are striped by having some more candies of the same color drop before using the combo. When you get two Wrapped candies side by side, you can get massive explosions, much bigger than individual Wrapped Candies exploding. Similar to a single Wrapped candy, the explosions would happen twice. Using this combo may not be as useful in achieving your level's targets, but it is fun to do and generates bigger points. It can also be used to significantly clear out some blockers like jellies, licorice, and chocolate. When you get a Wrapped candy and a Candy Bomb side by side, you can get an effect similar to two Candy Bombs, with the second explosion targeting a random color. If a Candy Bomb by itself doesn't do much good for your level, making this combo won't do any good too. This is one of the least useful combos in the game. You're better off using them separately or combining them with other special candies. When you get two Candy Bombs side by side, you can wipe your board clean of candies. It's basically a refresh of your board with new candies. This combo is very hard to get, but it's extremely useful and fun to use.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Combine two Striped Candies. Combine a Striped Candy and a Wrapped Candy. Combine a Striped Candy and a Candy Bomb. Combine two Wrapped Candies. Combine a Wrapped Candy and a Candy Bomb. Combine two Candy Bombs.

Problem: Article: Using paper is a simple, but fun way to makeover your file cabinets. Shelf paper or contact paper is usually made of vinyl and not paper. Be sure to choose vinyl if you come across both types as it is more durable and is easier to clean. The surfaces to which you will apply the contact paper should be dent-free, or the finished project will not look good. The exterior hardware MUST be removed in order for the paper to apply smoothly. With the drawer sitting face up, measure the width and height of the drawer face. Most contact paper has a "criss-cross" grid on the back side. This helps you cut straight lines. They are usually " or 1" squares. Cut a piece of contact paper about one inch larger than each measurement. Peel back about one inch of the backing paper to expose the adhesive on the paper. Do this along the "long" edge of the paper. Carefully align the exposed edge along the corresponding edge of the drawer face with about a half-inch overhang. Carefully run your finger over the paper to stick it down to the drawer. Make sure the paper does not wrinkle while you do this. Slowly peel back about " of backing paper at a time as you carefully stick the paper to the drawer surface. Do this in very small segments to reduce the risk of bubbles and wrinkles. Continue this process until the entire surface is covered. It is recommended that you "prime" a vinyl surface with a solid white contact paper. Otherwise, the wood-grain pattern will show through if you are using a light-colored pattern. Use a razor blade or sharp utility knife to trim off the excess. You can use the outer edges of the drawer as a natural straight-edge to get a clean, straight cut. If you get a wrinkle, be very careful if you peel the paper off the drawer. Vinyl stretches and it may not re-apply correctly. If this happens, you can cut away the bad piece and replace it with a new one. Use a straight-edge to make your cut so it will be straight. If you get air bubbles or pockets under the paper, use the sharp corner of a razor blade or the sharp tip of a utility knife to pierce the bubble and release the air. It should then flatten out nicely. Repeat this method for all surfaces. Do one surface at a time on the cabinet and do not try to completely wrap the cabinet with one piece. Cut out decorative shapes with a contrasting color of contact paper and apply it to the newly covered surfaces. You may also get pre-cut letters and shapes to personalize your cabinet.
Summary: Choose your paper. Measure the width and height of the drawer face. Cut the contact paper to size. Align and place the paper on the drawer. Trim off the excess and correct any misapplications. Add some extra decoration for a personal touch.

Wash your hair to remove excess oil, dirt and buildup. Your clean hair will take better to a new style. Condition it to keep it soft and healthy. Pantene and Tresemme have a heat shield shampoo/conditioner that you can use to protect against any heat damage that may result from styling your hair with a straightener. Shampoo at the roots of your hair and condition starting at the midsection of your hair down to the tips of your hair. Use your thermal protection spray, and blow dry your hair so that it is mostly straight and completely dry. You do not need to worry about styling your hair at this point. You are simply drying it before you style it. If you do not blow dry your hair, you can towel dry your hair, and let it air dry. Give yourself more time for the whole hair styling process if you air dry your hair. Also, do not sleep on your hair before you style it. Apply the mousse after you have blow or air dried your hair in preparation for styling. This will help your hair hold the style without making it stiff. Use a tennis ball sized amount of mousse if you have short hair and a softball-sized amount if you have long or thick hair. Light hold mousse can be used on all hair types.
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Wash and condition your hair. Blow dry your hair so that it is uniformly dry. Apply a light hold mousse to your hair.