In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some anchors have threaded screws that need to be removed before you can reach the collar. In these cases, use a screwdriver to turn the screw counterclockwise until it is loose, and then remove it. If the screw has a cross slot on top, remove it with a Phillips-head screwdriver. This is the most common type of screw used in drywall anchors. Use needle-nosed pliers to get underneath the anchor and grip it. Grab the edge of the collar, then pull out and snap it off. The collar is a small circular piece of metal that holds the anchor in place, so that it cannot be pushed backward, out the other end of the wall. Be gentle when you attach the pliers. You don't want to gouge the drywall. Try to avoid touching the drywall with the pliers. If the anchor is tight or stuck, place a flat-head screwdriver or pry bar under the head of the anchor to ease it out. Once the anchor has been removed, you can use a screwdriver to push the anchor out through the other end of the wall. The screwdriver shouldn't be larger than the diameter of the wall anchor because you will want to be able to push it through the wall without making the hole bigger. The wall anchor should fall into the frame, behind the drywall. You will be left with a small hole to patch. Another option is to place a Phillips-head screwdriver in the anchor. Tap it gently with a hammer. Once it is pushed slightly into the wall, apply joint compound over it to smooth out the hole.
Summary: Unscrew the threaded screw. Grab the collar with a set of needle-nosed pliers. Press the tip of a screwdriver into the hole where the wall anchor is lodged. Push the anchor through the wall with a screwdriver.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Help your siblings love themselves and feel confident. Do this by complimenting them when they've earned it. Focus on their positive qualities instead of their mistakes. You might say "Aaron, you play the violin so well. I can tell you've been practicing." Even the most confident of siblings sometimes struggle with some insecurities. If your siblings are feeling down in the dumps or are worried about something, encourage them! Let them know that they can do anything they set their mind to and try to ease their fears. For instance, if they are worried about a test, say "Jess, I've seen you studying for weeks for that test. You got this! I'll quiz you tonight if you want." When your sibling needs you, be there for them. Helping can range from small things like getting something for them from the top shelf to helping them find a part-time job if they need extra cash. Never hold it over their head that you did something nice for them. This makes the nice act selfish because it becomes about you rather than them. When it's a holiday or your sibling's birthday, don't just get them something boring that could be for anyone; get them a gift that is perfect for them. Get them something that reminds you of a great time you had together in the past or things that you both enjoy doing. This will show them how much you care. For instance, you might buy them a sweater or CD that you know they'd like. You can also make them a piece of artwork like a painting or you can clean their room for them as a gift. Show them that you care by surprising them with something nice, especially when they're stressed or need a little extra help. For example, if they have a hard test coming up and a lot of chores to do, help them do their chores to free up some time. If they have a fancy event coming up, let them borrow some of your clothes. You and your siblings should share whatever you can, whether it's a favorite computer game or family heirlooms. Be generous with each other, because if you can't be generous with your siblings then who will you be generous with?
Summary: Boost their self-esteem. Encourage them when they have doubts. Help them when they need you. Get or make them thoughtful gifts. Do nice things for them when they least expect it. Share with your siblings.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you used cream-based makeup for the shadows and highlights, then try using a blending sponge instead. Sweep the brush over the edges of your highlights and shadows, blending them into your foundation and into each other. You want your face to look smooth; any lines will give away the fact that you contoured your face using makeup.
Summary:
Blend everything using a fluffy brush.