In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Start by searching on auction sites, such as eBay, to see what the product or similar products in your category are selling for. For example, try to find the price range for your particular brand of electronic headphones as well as the larger price range for headphones in general. If you can find the price for your particular brand of headphones, take note of both the highest and the lowest price listed for the item. With this knowledge of the price range, you can start thinking about how much you will ask for your item. If your item is in better condition or has something different from the others on the list, you may be able to price it in the higher price range. If the item is pretty much the same as the other items listed, you may want to set it at an average price. Looking through the online listings for your item on the auction site, such as eBay, you should see how much people have actually paid for the item. Taking this price into consideration, think about how much you could sell your particular item for. If you are using eBay, scroll down to the 'show only' options on the left side of the page, towards the bottom of the listings page. Click on 'sold listings' and then review the items in your category (e.g., headphones) that have sold. Reviewing the prices of sold items, determine what you think you could sell your dollar store item for online. If you cannot find your item on eBay or other auction sites, try searching for similar items. For example, if you found a particular brand of faux wood headphones at your local dollar store but cannot find the same brand on eBay, see if there is a similar pair of faux wood headphones. Taking into consideration the current price range for your product category (e.g., headphones) and the prices that your particular item has sold for, set a price for your item. Price your items competitively. Taking into consideration both how much you paid for the item at the dollar store and the current price range for the item on eBay, try to set a competitive price that will get the item sold quickly and efficiently. If you are using eBay, you can set a reserve price which is the lowest that you would be willing to sell your item for online. On eBay, you can use a fixed price which means that there will not be any bidding on your item. It will be sold, or not, at the fixed price you set.
Summary: Inquire into the price range for your product category. See how much your item usually sells for. Set a price for your dollar store items.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There is some evidence that adding heat to your lower back can help relieve pain there,as heat can release tension in muscles. To use your heating pad for this simply lay it on your lower back, or the part of your back which is sore. Leave it there for fifteen to twenty minutes. Heating pads can also be used for headaches and migraines in a similar way as for back pain. The heat relaxes tense muscles which can ease the pain in your head which is caused by a headache or migraine. Just place the pad on your head or neck to feel the benefits. As the heat from your heating pad relaxes muscles, you can use to it to relieve pain anywhere on your body that you feel discomfort or aching. Pads like this are often used to ease tense neck and shoulder muscles as well as back pain. You can also use the same heating pad as a cold press, simply by cooling it in the freezer first. There is less proof that cold will be as effective for lower back pain as heat will be. If you are using a plastic bag, be sure to wrap it in a towel before applying it to your skin.
Summary: Use it for lower back pain. Use it for headaches. Use your heating pad for other aches and pains. Consider using it as a cold press.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Decide how you want to fake it. Map out the event on paper to better flush out your ideas for the prank. Plan to "die" in front of people you know can handle it. Gather any supplies like fake blood or a trick dagger from a local costume shop. "Dying" in front of someone will take a lot of convincing and dedication from you. Be prepared to go the extra mile in selling your "death" to your peers. Try to decide a good location to "die." You probably don't want to be somewhere too public or else a bystander could call an ambulance. Night is a good time because there won't be as much light on the scene. Pick out one or a group of your friends to witness your faux death. Begin telling them clues that you aren't doing so well. Decide if you want to "die" from an injury or disease. If you're planning a disease induced "death," tell them about your failing health. Be dramatic to the point of them believing you. Choose symptoms like headache, nausea, jittering limbs, or fainting. If you are planning to "die" from an injury, make up a person who is angry with you. Build up a story about how someone shady is anxious for you to pay them. Pretend to be in extreme, sudden pain. Fall to the ground holding your side. Place an open packet of ketchup in your mouth so that once you hit the floor it looks like blood is oozing out of your mouth. Make yourself as limp as possible after having a brief convulsion. Control your breathing. Don't let them see your chest rise and fall. Having too much of a spasm can give away your act. Do everything in subtlety when it comes to tricking your friends or the camera. Lay there until people start to get scared. Never let a "trick" get taken out of context. Come forward if the audience becomes too distraught. You can do this in several different scenarios and most of which can happen out of sight from your audience. You could have gotten into a car accident or been severely beaten while being mugged. Roughen up some of your clothes to appear as though you were severely injured. Add blood smears and tears to parts of your outfit. Apply charcoal to parts of your face to look like you've been beaten up. Break an old pair of glasses for an added effect. It's best to have a set time of meeting and show up late for dramatic effect. Make sure your audience is in the location you planned them to be at. Wear the clothes and makeup from your "injury." Limp onto the scene and begin to mutter audibly what happened like, "a . . . a . . . car crash" or "he sa. . .sa. . . said give me the ma. . .money." Collapse just before you reach your audience. As mentioned earlier, have an opened packet of ketchup in your mouth for when you fall. Once you hit the ground, bite down on the ketchup and allow it to ooze out of your mouth. Once they start shaking you, asking you if you are alright, say, "gotcha!"
Summary:
Plan the event. Plant the seed. Enact a sudden death. Prepare your appearance as being injured. "Die" from an injury.