Q: Use your brakes as late as possible (read the braking instructions above), keep as straight as possible, because turning will make your vehicle slow down...slower. This gives you the straightest line possible; naturally, it is also the fastest line. Again, approach from the right, but this time use the hand-brake (if available) to bring the back of your car around. Do not use it for too long, else you will spin out. If a hand-brake is not available (i.e.: your vehicle has a foot-base e-brake), then you will have to just take the corner a little slower, so follow the 90-degree turn instructions. Do not slow down as much as you would have normally for the turn, instead, drive a few feet past the turn (5 or more feet). While still going at a decent speed and going straight, pull the e-brake. Once the rear tires have locked up, turn the wheel to the left. The car's back end will spin around and point you almost in 180-degrees of your original course. Release the e-brake and drive off. Keeping your back-end "tidy" is always the fastest way around the corner. If your tires are slipping under power to the point that the back-end swings out, you are giving it too much gas, and letting off the gas would actually accelerate you, or get you through the turn, faster.
A: The tighter the turn you make, the slower it must be, but if you play your cards right, and make the turn faster than the other guy, then it might give you the edge you need. We'll say (for practice sake) you are going to make a tight left-hand turn around a parking lot light post (one of those tall ones with the concrete base). When you are practicing, you should lay down cones on either side of the car to represent a street. Approaching the turn you should get as far to the right as possible. For a 90-degree turn (or less), it is a simple matter of making the turn by going from the right, getting as close to the concrete without hitting it, then exit the turn as far to the right as possible. For a 90-135-degree turn, you may need a little cooperation from your vehicle. For more than a 135-degree turn, an e-brake turn is necessary. Any of these maneuvers done with a RWD or AWD vehicle should not be with any drifting style (with your back-end sliding as you accelerate).

Q: Curling lashes always helps them look longer. Crimp as close as possible to your roots as possible without grabbing skin. Hold for eight seconds and then move halfway up your lashes and then to your tips while pressing each section for another eight seconds. This prevents your lashes from having a rigid 90 degree angle appearance. Rotate the curler to increase the intensity. Start by holding the curler with your hand below your eye, and as you move up the lashes, bring your hand gradually above your head to help guide the curler and lashes upwards. Warm the curler with a hair dryer beforehand. This will help your lashes conform to the curler better and set them, almost like a curling iron. A double-sided eyelash brush has one side of thick bristles and the other side has a few thin plastic teeth.The plastic teeth help to eliminate clumps of mascara and separate lashes to make them look thinner, slender, and long. An unused, clean toothbrush is an option instead of a specialized comb. . Take a regular table spoon and hold the edge of the spoon to your roots with the concave side facing out. Use your thumb to press your lashes up around the edge of the spoon. Move your thumb upwards on your lashes like you would a wand to smooth them out to look longer. You can use this method anywhere and anytime during the day for a quick lash pick-me-up. Spoons have dual mascara purposes. Place the convex side of the spoon underneath your bottom lashes. This way you can brush each lash the whole way, subsequently making them look longer and protecting your cheek from smudges. If you have a special event or performance that you need a quick and easy boost of lash length, grab a pair of fake ones. Follow the instructions on the package since directions can vary per brand. Apply the glue onto the fake lashes with a Q-tip or bobby pin or directly onto your eyelid to make application easier. This isn't a cheap method if you use fake lashes every day, but they're a quick alternative once in awhile if you're budgeting. Blend the seam of the fake lashes into your natural lash line with a similarly colored eyeliner. Put a mirror on a counter and look down into it rather than straight into a mirror. This will give you a better vantage point. Prop your elbows and arms up on a counter of sink to stabilize yourself when applying fake lashes so that you can be precise.
A: Use an eyelash curler. Comb your lashes with an eyelash comb. Curl your lashes with a regular spoon Try fake lashes on for a temporary fix.

Q: For a simpler example (Example A), try 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. For more of a challenge (Example B), try 232, 233, 234, 235, 236. For Example A, 15 x 5 = 75. For Example B, 236 x 5 = 1,180. For Example A, 75 - 10 = 65. For Example B, 1,180 - 10 = 1,170. For Example A, (11 x 5) + 10 = 55 + 10 = 65. For Example B, (232 x 5) + 10 = 1,160 + 10 = 1,170. As you can see, you end up with the same results. In Example A, 13 is the middle number, and 13 x 5 = 65. In Example B, 234 is the middle number, and 234 x 5 = 1,170. To do Example B in your head, remember that you can break it up: (200 x 5 = 1,000) + (30 x 5 = 150) + (4 x 5 = 20) = 1,000 + 150 + 20 = 1,170. Use x = (n x ((n + 1) / 2)) - ((a - 1) x (a / 2)), where x = the sum, n = the highest number, and a = the lowest number. For Example A: x = (15 x (16 / 2)) - (10 x 5.5) x = (15 x 8) - 55 x = 120 - 55 = 65 For Example B: x = (236 x (237 / 2)) - (231 x 116) x = (236 x 118.5) - 26796 x = 27966 - 26796 = 1170
A: Pick any 5 consecutive numbers. Multiply the highest number by 5. Subtract 10 from your result to get the sum of the series. Use the lowest number instead by multiplying by 5 and adding 10. Compare your result to multiplying the middle number by 5. Use the formula to further confirm your result.

Q: In your hamster's last days, make him as happy as possible. Put soft material in his cage. Let him sleep as much as he wants. Put his favorite toys in his cage. Your hamster may lose energy and may not participate in its usual exercise. You do not want to make him excessively tired by holding him. Talk to your vet or parents about what diet would be best. If your hamster is suffering from heart damage, for example, you may want to avoid fatty foods like sunflowers. Teeth issues can also plague older hamsters. Try feeding him soft foods like rice or cereal.
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Make your hamster comfortable. Avoid excessive holding. Feed and water appropriately.