Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use hanging cleats if the mirror has a light frame or no frame. Place the mirror on the wall above the vanity and mark the top center spot. Attach the top cleat to the top edge of the mirror with a screwdriver. Attach the bottom cleat to the wall with a power drill. Match the top cleat on the mirror with the bottom cleat on the wall.

Answer: Hanging cleats come in 2 parts: a top cleat and a bottom cleat. The top cleat will attach to the mirror and the bottom cleat will attach to the wall. You will then match the top cleat to the bottom cleat to hang the mirror. Hanging cleats are good for mirrors that have a thin frame that does not weigh more than 5 to 10 pounds (2.3 to 4.5kg). You can also use hanging cleats for a mirror that has no frame. Frameless mirrors that are round or large are also easy to hang with cleats. Use the leveller to ensure the mirror is centered and even. Make sure the mark is easy to spot on the wall so you can use it as a guide when you hang the mirror. Place the top cleat about 1 inch (2.5cm) from the top of the mirror. Use an awl to make starter holes in the back of the mirror. Then, place the screws in the holes and tighten them with a screwdriver. The hanging cleats should come with screws that fit in the holes. Place the leveller on the top of the bottom cleat to ensure it is level, lining it up with the center mark on the wall that you made earlier. Then, attach the bottom cleat using screws and a power drill. If you did not line up the bottom cleat with a stud in the wall, you will need to use wall anchors first before you secure the screws. Place the top cleat on the mirror on the bottom cleat on the wall so they slide together. Once the mirror is up, use the leveller one more time on the top edge of the mirror to ensure it is level and even.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use your own manicure tools only. Avoid nail hardeners. Go without polish 1-2 times a month to let your nails breathe.

Answer: Anything that touches your nails should be used on your nails only. Sharing files, brushes, and other tools can spread infection, leading to puffy red cuticles and weak nails. Even a professional nail salon may not clean its instruments properly. Bring your own tools or make sure the salon staff sterilizes their instruments. These products make untested claims and are rarely worth the risks. Even if they succeed in hardening your nails, the end result may be brittle and easily broken. Wearing thick polish or wearing polish every day can dry your nails out, making them brittle. Spend at least a few days every month without polish to let your nails breathe and maintain their strength. When you do wear polish, always use a protective base coat and apply your polish in thin layers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Study videos online of battles. Write rap songs Learn to play the trumpet and let all those people know who's boss. Play basketball. Practice freestyling.

Answer: Check out websites like rapt.fm. Study some freestyle raps done by accomplished artists who are well known for their rap battles. You can learn a lot from rappers like Eyedea, Atmosphere, Tech N9ne, AMB, Nas, Eminem, Tupac, Jin and Biggie. Good battles to look up include the Blaze Battles from HBO, Scribble Jam, among others. There is also a scene in the movie 8 Mile that is a good representation of what a freestyle rap battle is really like. Pay careful attention to the techniques those artists use to battle, and try to mirror them which will help you enhance your own techniques. Look for any upcoming rap battles in your area. Checking out a live performance can give you an idea of the kind of energy and environment freestyle artists must learn to perform in. Rap battles can get pretty intense, especially when you're on the spot. . Write down anything that comes to mind and try to rhyme it. Write rap lyrics and then choose the best rhymes to go with them. Consider getting a rhyming dictionary. The ability to write an effective battle rhyme will aid you when it comes to the battle. (Note: Some rappers don't write everything down, they keep everything in their head so that they can only talk about what's "real.") Don't try to force rhymes all the time, though. Just let it come naturally and try your best. Matpat has more information on this in his YouTube video "breaking wikihow". Trumpeting like a boss is a good cure. Playing the trumpet will distract them and guarantee your victory. Sports and rap may be completely unrelated, but a sport like basketball requires a lot of improvised movement that will help to further train your brain and help your performance. Sports can help your brain learn to flip a switch and get "in the zone." This is an important technique to learn to block out distractions and perform under pressure when your moment arrives. Rapping without pre-written lyrics on the spot or impromptu should be done anytime, anywhere, as much as you can. While you're at it, practice freestyling battle rhymes. Even if it means looking at a photo, thinking about an ex, or imagining a future opponent, do whatever you can to come up with clever new ways to insult. Whenever you think you've run out of things to freestyle about, just keep going; the longer you force yourself to rap without giving up, the stronger and more flexible you'll become mentally.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine your dry ingredients in a large bowl. Melt 2 sticks of butter in the microwave. Whisk together your liquid ingredients in a separate large bowl. Add the buttermilk mixture and melted butter to the dry ingredients. Pour the cake batter into a silicone, microwave-safe cake pan. Put the pan in the microwave and bake on high for 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Let the cake cool completely before you add frosting.

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Add 3 cups (768.9 mL) of flour, 1 teaspoon (4.9 mL) of baking powder, teaspoon (2.5 mL) of baking soda, and teaspoon (2.5 mL) of salt to the bowl. Stir the dry ingredients thoroughly with a spoon. Place the butter in a microwave-safe bowl and microwave it for 30 seconds. If the butter hasn't melted after 30 seconds, microwave it for another 15 seconds, or until it has melted. Add 2 eggs, 2 cups (473.2 mL) of buttermilk, and 1 tablespoon (14.8 mL) of vanilla to the bowl. Whisk until the eggs, buttermilk, and vanilla are thoroughly combined. Stir everything together with a spoon until the batter is smooth. If there are any clumps in the batter, break them up with the spoon. If you're making a cake with multiple layers, divide the batter into 2 or more silicone cake pans. Just make sure you're only microwaving 1 layer at a time. Don't worry about greasing the pan, the cake shouldn't stick to the silicone. You can find a silicone, microwave-safe cake pan online or in the baking section at your local shopping center. After 2 minutes and 30 seconds, check the cake to see if it's finished. If there's any liquid batter on the surface of the cake, microwave the cake for another minute, or until it's dry and fluffy. It could take over an hour for the cake to fully cool. Don't frost the cake when it's warm or the frosting could melt off. After you've frosted the cake, cut it into slices and serve.