Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start out going slow. Repeat each step multiple times before continuing on to the next. Add speed.

Answer: Trying to blow through the steps at the beginning might cause you to lose control of the board. Take the time to pace yourself. Going slowly at first will help you develop good technique with the board. The best way to become good at something is to build muscle memory. This will require you to spend time doing the same thing over and over. However, practicing the same thing over and over is athletes and skilled musicians become professionals, and you can apply this technique to your fingerboarding skills. Practicing over and over will also help you develop good habits for this trick rather than sloppy habits. Now that you are comfortable going slowly, you can gradually go faster and faster with the kickflip. It's best to practice going a little faster each time you try the trick rather than going fast right away. Your fingers will become used to going faster this way and you will be more accurate doing a kickflip at any speed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See if the girl is open to kissing other girls. See if she'd be open to kissing you.

Answer: Before you try to get the girl to kiss you, you should make sure that your advances will actually be welcomed, so don't be too forward/harsh. If the girl is a lesbian or bisexual, then she's obviously open to kissing girls, but if she's just bi-curious, open to new experiences, and loves to experiment, then you may have a shot at it too but be gentle in your approach and give signs that you are interested. Though you can always ask her what she thinks, there are some other ways to know if she's open to kissing girls: If you want to know whether she's open to kissing girls, you can bring up some lesbians in the popular media, such as K.D. Lang, Ellen, the Indigo Girls, or a number of other women. If she's excited to talk about them and mentions more gay content, then it may be more likely that she's open to kissing girls. Though liking these women doesn't make her a lesbian, it indicates that she's accepting of women who like to kiss women. If you know the girl pretty well, you can also just try casually asking her if she's kissed a girl before. Even if you're both just bi-curious, this conversation shouldn't make her feel too uncomfortable if she knows you well enough. You can also just bring up other girls kissing to gauge her reaction. You can say, "Did you see Mandi and Anna kissing each other in the halls?" See what she thinks. Even if the girl is a proud and open lesbian, that doesn't mean that she'd want to kiss any girl who comes in her path just because she's gay, and that's including you. Read the signs to see if the girl is into you or not. If she flirts with you, leans close to you when she talks, occasionally runs her hands through your hair, and gets very touchy-feely with you, then it's more likely that she wants to kiss you. If she's always complimenting your looks and doesn't do it in a superficial way, then she may be telling you that she likes you. If she's looking at your lips and makes intense eye contact, then she may want to kiss you. Just keep in mind that if you're both straight and just want to experiment, then it's different from you being straight and wanting to kiss your lesbian friend just for fun. If you think it would be "cool" to make out with your lesbian friend but don't really have feelings for her, she may be very offended and think that you don't take her sexuality seriously.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a poison designed specifically for rats. Place the poison inside bait boxes. Set the bait boxes where you think the rats will be. Replace the poison daily for 5-10 days. Dispose of extra poison. Skip a month between treatments.

Answer: There are a number of different rat poisons on the market, but they generally all work by preventing the rats' blood from clotting. You'll need to read the label on your poison carefully in case there are any specific instructions that you need to follow. Store the poison on a high shelf away from children and pets, and make sure it's clearly labelled. If you use poison outside, it must be labeled for outdoor use. Bait boxes are small boxes that are designed with small entryways that are only big enough for rats and other small rodents to enter. This can help protect larger animals and children from ingesting the poison, although you should never place rat poison near areas where children might play. Some commercial poisons come already contained in bait boxes. If the one you choose doesn't, you'll need to buy the box separately. You can find these wherever pest control products are sold. Look for secure, hidden spots around your apartment building where rats are likely to hide. If you see anywhere that has rat trails, nests, or feces, place a bait box there. Other good places include behind or under appliances, walls, and pipes, or inside a rat hole, if you've found one. If you're an apartment manager or maintenance person, notify the residents of your apartment complex where you've placed these poisons. Check with the manager before you put out poison if you're a resident. You must continuously feed the rats the poison for at least six days in order for it to be fully effective. Keep in mind that rats can become tolerant to poisons, so don't stop the poison early. You may also want to try different poisons if you do more than one treatment. Rats will not eat spoiled bait, so make sure you keep it fresh. If you have any remaining poison once your rat problem is under control, follow the directions on the packaging for disposal. Don't just throw the poison away, as this can harm other people, pets, or animals if they accidentally come in contact with it. Rats can build a tolerance to the poison, so if you have a serious rat problem, treat for about a month at a time. Take a break between treatment cycles to ensure that the rats don't become immune to the poison. You can try other treatment methods between poisonings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Locate a broken tile or section of loose grout. Hold a chisel underneath the loose tile at a slight angle. Hit the chisel with a mallet to lift the tile from the floor. Continue removing the tiles using a chisel and mallet. Strike the top of the tile with the chisel if it's not breaking easily.

Answer:
Look for pieces of tile that have chipped or are cracked around the edges. Another good place to start is at any spot where the grout has started coming loose. This is the spot that will be easiest to start removing the tile. If there isn't a chipped tile or loose grout, try to start loosening a tile at one of the ends of the floor, or hit the middle of the tile with your chisel so that it breaks. Try to situate the chisel under the tile at an angle of about 30 degrees so that you can easily lift it from the ground. Use a masonry chisel that's about 1in (2.5cm) wide for best results. As you hit the chisel, the tile should begin to separate from the ground. Continue hitting the chisel until the piece of tile you're working on completely breaks. The tile might not come off in one solid piece, so don't worry if it splits and breaks into smaller pieces as you're chipping away. A small sledge hammer also works instead of a mallet. Move on to the next piece of tile, situating the chisel under the tile and hitting it with the mallet. Repeat this process to lift the tile from the entire floor. Once you remove the first few pieces of tile, it'll be much easier to maneuver the chisel underneath the next pieces. This process will likely take a while, so be patient and go slowly so that you don't injure yourself. Place the end of the chisel right on top of the tile and hit the opposite end with the mallet. This should break the tile, making it easier for you to remove it at a new angle. Move the broken pieces of tile out of the way so that you can reach the attached pieces more easily.