Write an article based on this "Apply styling mouse. Pull part of your hair into a loose bun. Take a small section of hair. Rotate the straightener upwards while holding the hair section down. Rotate the straightener downwards while holding the hair section up. Let your hair cool before you touch it. Consider spraying your hair with some hairspray."
article: Use lightweight styling mousse on dry, clean, straightened hair. It would be a good idea to straighten your hair, even if it is naturally curly. This will help prevent frizz. Make sure your hair has been recently washed. A straightener can fry dirty hair. Consider pulling your hair up into a loose bun with the bottom half loose. This will give you a more manageable amount of hair to work with, while keeping the extra hair out of the way. The smaller sections you work with, the more crimped your hair will be. Flip the straightener upwards by 180. Gently tug downward on the loose ends of the hair section. This will create a curve. Flip the straightener downwards by 180. Meanwhile, gently tug on the loose ends of the hair section upwards. This will complete the crimp. If you touch it too soon, you may mess up the crimps before they set. This will help set the crimps and make them last longer.

Write an article based on this "Water your vines regularly for the first year following planting. Attach garden ties to sprawling flowering vines. Secure shelters to your vines for protection."
article: Although different soil types have varying water holding capacities, about 12 to 1 gallon (1.9 to 3.8L) for each vine every 3 to 5 days is a good guideline. This is especially important if your region gets minimal rainfall. Installing a drip irrigation system or soaker hoses is ideal. Garden hoses and sprinklers also work, but aren't as efficient and economical as other options. The only exception to this watering frequency is if your plant is drought-tolerant, meaning it can tolerate less frequent watering. If your flowering vines are known to sprawl, use garden ties (or stretchable fabric, such as old pantyhose) to contain them. Tie them into the directions that you want them to grow. Thorns can be used to hook onto supports, but they should still be tied, as they aren't sufficient to guide growth properly. You can purchase vine shelters from local home and garden stores. You can also use your own, such as 12 gallon (1.9L) milk cartons or grow tubes. Wrap each shelter around the vines and use nails to attach them to the stake in the direction of desired growth.

Write an article based on this "Bowl a yorker towards the end of close games. Use a variety of throws so opponents are unprepared for a yorker. Save yorkers for when you feel confident."
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The yorker can give you an advantage in a pivotal moment. Delivering a yorker properly lands it on the batsman's feet. Batsmen have practically no time to react to this kind of throw and dig out the ball. Remember, the yorker is your ace-in-the-hole. If your opponents are on guard for your yorker from the start, it could cost you later on when you need it the most. Using a variety of throws has the added bonus of improving your odds of a successful throw. To improve variety, you might try bowling inswingers, outswingers, and throwing balls with offspin. Especially during a big game, you might want to hold off on attempting a yorker until you're well-practiced and confident in your ability. Nerves could turn your yorker delivery into an easy hit if you're not careful.