Problem: Article: If you're using a computer, go to https://www.gmail.com in a web browser. If you're on a phone or tablet, open the Gmail app by tapping the white and red envelope icon on the home screen or in the app drawer. It's near the top-left side on a computer, and in a red circle at the bottom-right corner in the mobile app. This opens a new message. It's at the far-right edge of the "To" field. If you're using the mobile app, tap the down-arrow at that location first, then tap the BCC field. BCC stands for Blind Carbon Copy. Adding addresses or labels to this field instead of To or CC ensures that recipients can't see the recipient list. BCC also ensures that if a recipient replies to the message, it will only be delivered to the sender (not the group). If you'd prefer to make it so recipients see the addresses of everyone on the list, skip this step, and then just enter the addresses into the "To" field. If you type an email address that Gmail recognizes, it will suggest a contact. Click or tap the contact to add their address to the field. Separate all other (non-contact) addresses with a comma. If you created a group label, start typing the label name, then click the label name when it appears in the search results. If the message is mainly directed to one person but you want other people to receive a copy, type the main recipient's email address into the "To" field, then type the other addresses into the "CC" field (if you want the other addresses to be visible) or the "BCC" field (if you want to hide the other addresses). It's at the bottom-left corner of the message on a computer, and near the top-right corner in the mobile app. This sends the message to everyone on the BCC list.
Summary: Open Gmail. Click or tap the Compose button. Click or tap BCC. Enter the recipients. Type the email subject and message into the provided blanks. Click the Send button.

Problem: Article: If you have to do certain activities during detention, try to take them seriously. While they may not seem fun, in comparison to sitting around with nothing to do, they may seem like a relief. Do not rush through activities and end up bored for the next 40 minutes. In detention, you may have to write down why you got in trouble. A teacher may ask you to reflect on your actions in an essay, for example. Try to do the best you can. Spend some time seriously considering the assignment. You may learn something from the required assignment. If you're in detention because you hurt a student or teacher's feelings, for example, it's important that you reflect on what you said. While doing homework may not seem like fun, it's a good way to pass the time. You may feel like you're having fun if you feel like you're being productive. Doing homework can give you a feeling of accomplishment, which can be enjoyable. Try to do assignment you'd be likely to put off at home. This way, when you finish detention you can relax and unwind. If the person supervising detention is a teacher, doing homework in that teacher's subject can be a good way to pass time. If your algebra teacher is supervising you, you'll be able to ask for his or her help if you're struggling with a math problem. You may not have homework to do during detention. However, there are other ways to be productive and make the time go by faster. Are any of your teachers offering extra credit? You could take your detention period as an opportunity to complete an extra credit assignment. You'll end up passing the time while earning additional points in your course. Do you have any goals you want to set for yourself? Detention could be a good to reflect on your goals. If you're in middle school or high school, you may want to start thinking about your future. Make plans for your education. If you want to get into a decent school, think about what you can do to increase your chances. What extracurricular activities would look good on an application, for example? Should you work on bringing your grades up in any subjects? Set dates for yourself. For example, if you're working on a short story, pull out a calendar. Plan to have a draft done by, say, the 15th of February. Then, plan to have that revised by the 8th of March.
Summary: Complete any required activities. Do your homework. Do extra credit. Set some goals for yourself.

Problem: Article: Fine-patterned fishnets look elegant and classy rather than racy and flirty. Choose these if you want to create polished, professional outfits with fishnets. Look for a pattern of fishnet with a very small weave at most clothing and department stores. The smaller the pattern, the easier it is to suggest sophistication. There are all sorts of fishnet patterns to choose from! Go with an oval or circular shape for a subtle, classy style, or go for a diamond or abstract pattern for a touch of style and glam. With whatever pattern you choose, you can easily create elegant looks. Neutral-colored fishnets look best if you are wearing them to work, while running errands, or out to brunch. Pair your tights with other neutral-colored garments, such as denim, khaki, black, or navy. For example, style brown fishnets with a brown skirt and a cream-colored blouse for a work-appropriate option. Wear nude fishnets with a black A-line skirt for an elegant accent. If you want to add a pop of color to your evening style, try blue, pink, or purple fishnets. This is a great idea if you are going out on a date, to a concert, or out to a club. To keep your outfit elegant, style your colored fishnets with neutral tops and bottoms. This way, you look mature and classy. If you wear colored tights during the day, it can look juvenile.
Summary:
Go with a fine mesh weave fishnet pattern. Choose from oval, circle, diamond, or abstract shaped tight patterns. Select black, brown, or nude fishnets to wear with daytime outfits. Choose colored fishnets for a flirty nighttime touch.