Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Call around to different salvage yards and junkyards in your area. Ask the junkyard their protocol for taking junk cars. Compare the pros & cons of your options.

Answer: You shouldn't do this until you have assessed the details of the car you're selling. You need to describe the vehicle thoroughly so that they can give you an accurate quote of how much they'll pay you for it. Keep a running list of the different amounts you're quoted by different junkyards so that you can compare your options. Some junkyards will dismantle the cars themselves. Others will pay you more money if you do it yourself and save them the time. Ask them if they pay more if you are able to drive the car to their lot, versus if they have to come pick it up with a tow truck. Ask them exactly what paperwork they will need to see from you. Make sure you know the ins and outs of each junkyard. If you aren't desperate to get every penny out of your car, you can choose the most convenient option. A junkyard across town may give you a higher offer if you drive it all the way to them, but you may opt for a lesser offer if they're willing to tow your unreliable junk car. If you aren't experienced in working with cars hands-on, it's probably not wise to try to dismantle the car yourself for a few extra bucks. Consider which option works best for you, while still bringing you a reasonable amount of money.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a good-quality lip liner. Know what colors to buy. Get a good sharpener. Have some tissue paper or cotton swabs available. Get a good lip balm. Get a lip primer (optional).

Answer: Good-quality lip liners are available at drugstores and makeup shops: you just need to know what to look for. Always try before you buy. A good liner should easily draw a smooth, richly colored line on your hand. You should try to get a new pencil every 3-6 months. Avoid liners that go on translucent, chalky, and/or crumbly. If it's at all difficult to draw a line on the back of your hand with a liner, avoid it. Some makeup aficionados have a matching lip liner for every color of lipstick they own. If you only buy one color of lip liner, however, make it a nude or natural one. A solid beginner's set of lip liners would include one nude, one red, and one pink. Unless you're using a liner stick that twists up (these usually come in plastic casings), you'll be using something similar to a pencil crayon. You'll need a pencil sharpener to keep your liner in good shape. There isn't a lot of advice available as to how to purchase a good-quality sharpener; it's best to ask friends or do an online search for highly reviewed sharpeners within your price range. Sharpeners can cost anywhere from $2 to over $40, but it's certainly possible to get a good-quality one for under $10. Especially when you're new to lining your lips, you may need to clean up the lines. It's a lot easier to do if you have a cotton swab or tissue paper handy. For particularly stubborn marks, put a little bit of moisturizer or makeup remover on some tissue paper or the tip of a cotton swap, and gently rub at the mark until it disappears. It can help to dab a tiny amount of moisturizer on the mark then use the dry side of the cotton swab to rub the mark away. Moisturizing your lips before applying a liner can help prevent them from drying out, which can make your liner look dry and crumbly when it sinks into the cracks that form in your lips when they're dry. A good lip balm will sink into your lips and make them feel moisturized. Avoid anything too goopy, which will make it difficult to apply anything else to your lips. Some makeup artists suggest applying a lip primer to your lips before doing anything else, as this can help lengthen the life of your liner and lipstick once they're on your lips. If you don't have a primer, you can also use concealer or foundation to prime your lips.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open System Preferences. Click "Spotlight". Click the "Search Results" tab. Reorder search results. Filter out results.

Answer:
Open the Apple menu in the upper left and select "System Preferences". This will take you to the Spotlight settings page. You will see a list of categories used by Spotlight search. Click and drag to reorder the categories. They will appear in order from top to bottom in your Spotlight searches (if there are relevant results) Deselect a checkbox to have Spotlight stop searching that category or area of your computer. Disable "Spotlight Suggestions" to stop Spotlight from including features such as news or app store results in your Spotlight search. Disable "Bing Results" to stop web search entirely. Spotlight will only search and return results for the local hard disk.