Brush through your hair to get all the tangles out and make it soft, smooth, and ready to braid. For a single braid going down the back of your head, brush your hair backwards, away from your forehead. You might want a braid down the side of your head instead, or maybe you're making more than one braid. In that case, part your hair and brush it into sections depending on how many braids you would like. You can braid your hair when it's dry or when it's wet. But, braiding wet hair gives you soft, pretty waves when you take it out later. When all of your hair is in the working braid, finish it off as a traditional braid. Keep going until you reach the end of your strands. Then, secure the braid with a ponytail holder. Avoid using rubber bands, as these rip and break hair when you remove them.
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One-sentence summary -- Prep your hair. Finish the braid.

Q: You'll find the small metal clamps all around the outside edge of the sink. Depending on the clips, a screwdriver or wrench is needed. Loosen the clamps so you can rotate them to face towards the inside of the sink. The caulk is between the sink's rim and the countertop. Hold the knife as flat against the countertop as you possibly can while cutting into the caulking. Carefully cut all the way around the sink in order to free it. Push up on the sink's underside to make it easier to grasp. Set it aside, then use a putty knife to clear away any caulk left over on the countertop. Wash the countertop with soap and water, then dry it prepare it for your new sink. Also wash any parts you'll use when installing your new sink, such as the faucets or drains. Try to lower the sink into the hole where it'll rest. If it doesn't rest in there comfortably, you'll need to make adjustments. You can cut away part of the countertop to fit a larger sink, but a smaller sink should be returned to the store and replaced. To fit a larger sink, flip the sink upside down over the hole and trace the outline. Then, cut the countertop to size with a jigsaw, router, or other cutting tool. To purchase the right size of sink, measure the length and width of your old sink. Remove the sink and flip it over. Use a silicone caulk to seal the sink. Run a bead of the caulk around the sink's perimeter. When done, flip the sink over and lower it carefully into the hole. Wipe away the excess caulk with a rag. Fasten the clips all around the sink's perimeter to secure the sink to the counter. Face the clips away from the sink with the open mouths towards the counter. Twist the screw on each clip with a screwdriver or wrench until they're tight. Packs of sink clips can be purchased at any home improvement store. You can use your old clips as long as they're not rusty and still clip on tightly.
A: Loosen the clips on the underside of the sink. Cut the caulk around the sink with a utility knife. Lift the sink and clean off the countertop. Check that the new sink fits. Seal the sink in place with caulk. Attach clips to the sink's underside.

Article: Ask your doctor to provide a regimen of hormones starting about 8 months before you would like to start nursing. Your doctor will prescribe estrogen or progesterone to mimic the effects of pregnancy on your body. Take these hormones for six months or longer, and then switch to pumping. Your doctor will prescribe estrogen and progesterone to mimic the hormones present in your body during pregnancy. Two months before you would like to start breastfeeding, begin using a breast pump. The breast pump will stimulate the hormone prolactin, which causes your body to produce milk. Begin by pumping 3 times a day for 5 minutes at a time. Do this for at least two days. Slowly increase the frequency of your pumping until you are pumping for 10 minutes every 4 hours. Set an alarm so you can pump at least once during the nighttime. Once you feel comfortable with this, increase the frequency slowly until you are pumping every 2 to 3 hours for 15 to 20 minutes. If you don't have time for hormone therapy, you may be able to take other medications. Medicines that stimulates prolactin are called "galactogogues." Your doctor may prescribe Metoclopramide or Domperidone. The effectiveness of these drugs is variable. Don't use Metoclopramide if you suffer from depression or asthma. If you live in the United States, your doctor may not prescribe you Domperidone, as it is not FDA approved. With induced lactation, you probably won't come up with quite enough breast milk to nourish a child, especially during the first few weeks. In between nursing, feed your child with formula or breast milk you have pumped. You may also use pasteurized milk from a donor. Whenever you do bottle feed, use your breast pump. This will encourage your breasts to continue producing milk. Ask your doctor about getting a device that attaches to your breast but delivers donor milk or formula. Like a breast pump, this will help stimulate milk production.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Begin hormone therapy 8 months before you want to nurse. Stimulate milk production with a breast pump. Ask your doctor about medications to induce lactation. Supplement your supply with formula or pumped breast milk.

Article: Grab the edges of the smaller container and pull it out of the concrete. If you covered it with a plastic bag, it should come out fairly easily. Peel away any plastic that may have stuck to the inside of the larger mold. If you're having trouble getting the small mold out, you can use a crowbar to pry it out of the larger mold. If you sprayed the inside with cooking spray, the planter should slide out. If you used a cardboard box, peel away the sides and bottom of the box to reveal the concrete planter. If you're having trouble getting the planter out, don't be scared to break the larger mold. You can superglue stones, decorative glass, or beads to the outside of the planter to give it a more colorful look. You can use masonry paint to paint the outside of the planter if you want it to be a different color. Before you paint the planter with masonry paint, put a coat of block primer on the planter so that you have a flat surface to work on. You can use stencils to paint specific images onto your planters. Tape the stencil to the side of the planter and fill in the gaps with masonry paint. in the planter. Fill the interior of the planter with potting mix and plant whatever flower or houseplant that you want. You may want to amend and replace the soil once a month to keep your plant alive and healthy. You can also grow a new plant by planting a seed in the pot.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pull out the smaller mold. Flip the planter over and lift up the larger container. Decorate the outside of the planter to personalize it. Plant your indoor or outdoor plant