Construction paper works well for this, as it is a little sturdier than normal paper. Choose your colors, for example red, black, blue, green, yellow, and orange. Cut them into any size or shape you desire, but make sure that each piece is the same size and shape as the others. You may also choose to fold the papers after cutting them. Depending on the type of experiment you are doing, you could make a tent or shelter from the paper. Just remember, each colored sheet should have the same form and shape. Kids should only use scissors under appropriate adult supervision. Put the colors in relatively the same area and against the same background. For example, avoid putting the red paper on a brown tree and the green paper in the green grass. Place your papers in a place that you know insects frequent, such as a flower garden. Once your colored paper is placed, step away and wait. Be patient and quiet until you start seeing insects land on the paper. Record the number and type of insect that is attracted to each different color and then compare the results. If you want to take your results a step further, enter the data you collected into a spreadsheet and generate graphs and charts to help you visualize your results. For example, make a bar graph with the colors on the x axis (horizontal line) and the number of insects on the y axis (or vertical line). Use this to chart to show how many insects were attracted to each color. The more bugs you observe, the more reliable your data will be. You should try to observe at least 20-30 bugs to start seeing reliable trends. You may wait for quite some time to see bugs on the paper cut outs if you simply place them outside. If you need to do a more controlled (or more time effective) experiment, fold the paper into tents and place all of the colors in the same Petri dish. Introduce one bug at a time into the dish and record the color that they prefer. Do this at least 20-30 times to see reliable trends. This method would be preferred for science projects because it allows you control the different variables that might affect the insects' choices.
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One-sentence summary -- Cut out different colored pieces of paper. Place the colors outside. Observe the number and type of insects that land on each color. Tailor the experiment to be more time efficient.

Start by figuring out what his interests are and then talk to him about them. Most people are comfortable talking about things they like to do. Maybe he likes a certain band or loves videogames or movies. Or maybe it's a sport he's interested in. Act genuinely interested in his interests (but if his interests truly bore you and you're completely faking it, consider that he's not the right guy for you.) Even better yet, figure out areas of common interest that you both like and start there so that your interest is genuine. Just be yourself. One of the best communication techniques to get a shy person to open up is to ask them questions rather than uttering statements. Make the questions casual, not nosy. Ask him about something he likes to do or is interested in, such as whether he saw the latest movie with his favorite actor. Asking questions draws shy people out of their shells by helping stimulate their side of the conversation. Use your intellect. Ask open-ended questions. These are questions that are phrased to elicit an explanatory, detailed response. Start the question with words like what, how, in what way, and why. Asking questions that start with words like "do" will provoke terse, single-word yes or no responses. Maybe it's just conversation that unnerves the shy guy and stands outside his comfort zone. He's probably an observer who's deep but has trouble expressing that to strangers or people he doesn't know very well. Flirt with him by asking for his help with something. A lot of guys do feel comfortable with being the person who helps out. Consider it their inner knight coming to the surface. Whether it's help with your car, a math equation, or a stuck locker room door, ask if he can help you out. Don't ask him for help with emotional problems, though, at this point. Everyone likes to be complimented. It's human nature. A shy guy is going to be no different. So point out you like the color of his shirt. Or that you like his new jeans or his haircut or the way he thinks. Don't just point out his physical appearance, point out an attribute about him that you like. Perhaps it's his loyalty or how smart he is at a certain subject. Say his name a lot when talking to him, and give him a lighthearted but complimentary nickname. This will probably get him to laugh and open up.
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One-sentence summary -- Figure out what he likes. Ask him questions. Ask for his help. Compliment him.

If you've placed an order with a third-party seller and are having a problem with it, you can request help from the "Your Orders" page. Go to Amazon.com and click the "Returns & Orders" tab at the top of the page, or navigate to "Your Orders" from your account page. Locate the item you want to get help with in the list of orders. If you're using the Amazon Prime app, find your orders by clicking the dropdown menu button on the top left side of the screen. You'll find "Your Orders" listed directly under "Home."
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One-sentence summary -- Navigate to "Your Orders" from the Amazon homepage.

A quality razor blade means a quality shave. When proper preparation of the skin takes place, you will only need a single blade razor. However, picking a double or triple blade won't hurt your skin and can provide a closer shave. Many razors have a pivoting head. This allows for the blade to move smoothly over the curves of the skin, helping ensure in a close shave. A disposable razor can still be an acceptable razor. Though often low quality, a disposable razor will serve you well when used only once or twice. If you desire a high-quality razor, check that the blade head is of similar weight to the handle by balancing the shaft on your finger. An off balance razor can lead to an unequal shave. Pay attention to how the handle feels in your hand. If the handle doesn't feel natural to you, there is usually a better option. If the handle is plastic, it may feel too light, and you may overcompensate with additional pressure that can cut your face. A better alternative to plastic is a metal handle, which will feel more hearty and is environmentally-friendly. Don't be afraid to replace those blades. When you select your razor, purchase extra disposable heads. Replace them often to prevent nicks, and scratches to your face. To extend the lifespan of any razor, dry it after use. Not only will a damp blade harbour bacteria, but the moisture will damage the blade. Creams are used to protect the skin from the razor blade. Shaving cream comes in varieties such as soaps, lather-ups, gel and foam. You may want to try them all to see what works for you. Although it is not scientifically studied, many users find gels allow closer and more moisturizing shaves. Lather-ups and soaps are a more traditional cream and should be used by expert level shavers. Foams and gels come in a variety of forms that can be chosen based on your skin type and fragrance preference. Aftershave is used to reduce skin irritation and close pores. Many types of aftershave or balms are available depending on your skin type. Picking the right aftershave for you can take some experimentation. If you have naturally dry skin, choose an aftershave in the form of a balm, gel or lotion. These aftershaves are moisturizing and gentle. If you have naturally oily skin, choose an alcohol or toner based aftershave. These aftershaves remove excess oil but sting on open cuts.
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Choose a clean and sharp, quality safety razor. Choose a shaving cream. Choose an aftershave.