Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a bottle of rubbing alcohol. Dip a cotton swab into the alcohol. Clean around the earbuds. Pat the earbuds with a clean towel.

Answer: Take a quick trip down to your local supermarket or pharmacy and pick up a bottle of rubbing alcohol, also known as isopropyl alcohol. Only buy alcohol that is pure and unscented; you never know how foreign chemicals will react with the materials your earbuds are made from. Rubbing alcohol is a cheap, effective way to gently clean and disinfect without making a mess or damaging your belongings. You can purchase a bottle of rubbing alcohol for just a couple dollars or pounds and it will last you for many, many cleanings (of your earbuds or other objects). Isopropyl alcohol has antibacterial properties, making it ideal for sanitizing objects that have been inserted into the ears or other orifices where germs may congregate. Place one end of a cotton swab into the alcohol and let it absorb. Tap or press the cotton swab against the side of the bottle to remove any extra alcohol saturating the tip. You only need a light coating of alcohol to clean something as small and delicate as a pair of earbuds. The tip of the cotton swab should be almost dry. Wet the cotton swab with more alcohol as needed, but don't use too much. It's not a good idea to directly expose your electronics to moisture of any kind. You might also think about using an alcohol swab if you happen to have one on hand, although even these can be oversaturated and may need to be wrung out beforehand. It's preferable to use a cotton swab because you can control exactly how much liquid goes on it. Wipe the outer plastic area of the earbuds with the alcohol-dipped cotton swab. The isopropyl alcohol will break down grime that has dried and stuck on, as well as clear away traces of oil and perspiration left behind by your skin. Once again, clean the ear openings very carefully, or avoid them altogether if there is no visible debris built up inside. Use one end of the cotton swab for each earbud to ensure that you're cleaning with a fresh surface. Give the earbuds a pat down with a clean, dry towel. The rest of the alcohol should quickly evaporate and dry on its own. Your earbuds should now be sparkling clean and rid of bacteria and inner ear gunk. Best of all, wiping your earbuds down with alcohol is safe and easy enough to be repeated as often as needed. Happy listening! This is the method that most professional technicians recommend for cleaning heavily-used earbuds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click New Folder. Enter a folder name. Click Create. Open the folder. Navigate back to your MEGA storage main page. Change the file view. Use your folder's options.

Answer: You'll find this tab in the upper-right side of the MEGA page. Doing so opens a pop-up window. Type the name that you want to use for your folder into the text box in the pop-up window. It's at the bottom of the pop-up window. Your folder will appear in the middle of the MEGA window. Double-click the folder to do so. You can open any MEGA folder in this way. Click the cloud-shaped icon in the upper-left side of the page to do so. Click in the upper-right side of the page to view a vertical list of folders or files in an area, or click in the upper-right side of the page to view a grid of file icons. Hover your mouse cursor over the folder and click when it appears, then select one of the following options as needed: Rename Allows you to change the folder's name. Move Opens a menu in which you can select a different location for the folder. Copy Copies the folder and its contents. A copied folder can be pasted elsewhere in your MEGA storage. Remove Sends the folder to the Rubbish Bin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn the two-handed slam. Add some flair with a double-pump. Turn on the windmill. Chop the tomahawk. Go between the legs.

Answer: Shaquille O'Neal was known for double-handing the ball into the goal so forcefully, the backboard would shatter. While rim technology makes that not particularly possible any more, it's still a powerful and demoralizing dunk to pull off. You need a really high vertical to pull of a two-handed dunk. Practice standing under the rim and jumping straight up until you can touch your wrists to the rim. Suggesting you're so high you could dunk it twice, in the double-pump dunk you bring the ball back down to chest level at the apex of your leap, then force it back up to slam it with authority. Some notable players, Tracy McGrady among them, would do this regularly while spinning in the air, doing a 360 dunk variation. As you approach, bring the ball into your abdomen and back, extending your arm behind your body and up in a circular fashion, like a windmill spinning. At the apex of your jump, bring your arm all the way around to throw it down like a boss. Dominique Wilkins, the Dunkmaster General of the 90s, used to blow crowds away with this spectacular dunk. Either two-handed or one-handed, the tomahawk dunk involves bringing the ball back over your head by bending your elbows and slamming it forcefully into the hoop, as if you were chopping a tomahawk. "Dr. J" Julius Erving popularized this poster dunk, as well as Darryl Dawkins, who broke several backboards tomahawk dunking. While he wasn't the first player to complete it, Vince Carter wowed crowds at the 2000 NBA dunk contest by passing the ball under one leg while in the air and slamming it with authority. It didn't hurt that his forehead was almost touching the rim. If you've worked your ups to that height, try passing it under one leg and dunking it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select a heavy scent. Check its expiration date. Store it properly.

Answer:
Certain colognes and fragrances last longer because the notes that they feature have a stronger, heavier scent. For the most lasting power, choose a cologne with a woody fragrance, such as cedar, patchouli, or juniper. Options with spicy notes, such as clove, ginger, or nutmeg, also tend to be longer-wearing. Woody, spicy scents that come in oil form are the best choice when you want your cologne to last all day. That's because oils cling better to the skin than sprays or mists. They're not mixed with alcohol either, so the scent isn't diluted. Colognes that features fresh citrus notes aren't going to last as long as heavier, musky scents. Many people don't realize that colognes and perfumes have a best-by-date if they contain a lot of natural ingredients. Over time, those ingredients can start to turn, weakening or changing the scent. Some colognes will include an expiration date on the packaging, so be sure to choose a bottle that's still fresh. If there's no expiration date on your cologne, examine its color and consistency. When it starts to get darker and syrupy, it's likely gone bad. Colognes made with synthetic ingredients usually don't go bad, so you don't have to worry about an expiration date. Extreme temperatures and direct sunlight can alter the oils and other ingredients in cologne, so the scent changes or doesn't last as long. If you want your fragrance to last all day, it's important to use a bottle that's been stored in a cool, dark location. The bathroom isn't an ideal storage spot for cologne because the humidity from steamy showers can affect it even if you keep the bottle inside a cabinet or drawer. You may have heard that storing your fragrances in the refrigerator can help them last longer, but the extreme cold can affect its composition just as much as heat and humidity. That's why shouldn't store it near an air conditioning vent either. If you want to display your colognes' attractive bottles on a shelf, make sure that it isn't near a window where sunlight will hit them. Always ensure that you recap your cologne bottles securely. If air reaches the fragrance, it can oxidize, changing the scent and decreasing its lasting power.