Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut your hair when it is dry. Section your hair into 4 equal parts. Hold the ends of 1 of the bottom sections between 2 fingers. Hold your shears parallel with the ends of your hair. Cut 1412in (0.641.27cm) off of the bottom of both sides. Unclip the top sections and cut 1 side. Follow the freshly-cut bottom section as a guideline to trim the rest.

Answer: You are less likely to trim off too much hair since you can see the true length of your hair. When you cut wet hair, it often appears longer and it's easy to cut too much without realizing it. To make it easier to trim your ends, divide your hair from ear to ear. Then, divide your hair down the center so you have 4 equal sections or quadrants. Comb through each section, then clip the top 2 sections out of the way. Alternatively, you can use an elastic hair tie and create 2 buns on the top of your head. Begin with 1 of the bottom sections of hair, and comb through your hair from root to tip. Then, place your hair in between your index and middle finger to hold it in place. You can gently pull on the ends of your hair so it stays taut. Position your fingers at the ends so there is about 121in (1.32.5cm) below your fingers. Hold your hair in your non-dominant hand so you can easily cut your hair with your dominant hand. When you trim your ends, hold your shears horizontally at the ends of your hair, and make small snips across the bottom to trim your hair. You want to avoid cutting at a blunt angle so your hair does not have chunky lines. Once your hair is secured between your fingers, make a straight cut horizontally across the ends of your hair. You can do this in 1 snip or several, depending on the length of your hair. For a trim, snip up to 12in (1.3cm) to 1.5in (3.8cm) off of your ends. The exact length you need to take off will depend on the amount of damage you have at your ends. Use your split ends as a guide for how much length you need to take off. If you feel comfortable with it, try to cut above the tops of all the splits. This will help keep your hair healthy. Always cut your hair with sharp shears. If you use dull scissors, you may get split ends. Once you finish one of the bottom sides, repeat this on the other side. Take the clips out of your hair, but keep the sections divided into a left section and a right section. When you cut the top layers, you want to hold all of the hair in between your fingers, rather than just the bottom layer. Position your fingers about 121in (1.32.5cm) above the ends of your hair. Once your hair is secured between your fingers, you can easily see the line you cut across the bottom of your hair. Follow this line and cut your hair horizontally across so it is even with the bottom layer. Trim your remaining hair in a few small snips. Then, do this for the other section. If you have thick hair, you may want to section your hair into about 24in (5.110.2cm) parts so it is easier to trim. Cut 1 small section, then move on to another small section. Continue snipping until you trim all of your hair. When you are finished, check your hair in the mirror to ensure it is the same length. If there are any uneven pieces, snip any stragglers using your shears.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plant aquatic plants in your pond to absorb algae forming nutrients. Avoid overfeeding your fish to stop leftover food from rotting. Remove the algae from the surface of your pond with a skimmer or algae net. Add barley straw to the pond to slowly kill the algae. Introduce algae eating creatures to your pond.

Answer: As a living organism, algae draws nutrients from the water in order to live. Add some more appealing plants, such as lily pads, cattails, or watercress, to your pond that will suck up all of those nutrients and stop algae from being able to grow. This can help keep your water clear and make your pond look more interesting. Your local nursery or garden store should have a wide selection of plants perfect for your pond. Ask if you're unsure about the best types of plant to use. For best results, cover around 60% of the surface of your pond with plants. If you have fish in your pond, you should only feed them the amount of food that they can consume in around 5 minutes. If you feed them more than this, the excess food will drift to the bottom and rot, which can be a catalyst for algae growth. If you're unsure about how much to feed your fish, check the instructions on your fish food for a rough guide. You should be feeding your fish once a day with a small sprinkling of food. Watch your fish for 5 minutes after you feed them to see how much food is left over and adjust accordingly. The easiest way to clean algae from the top of a pond is simply lifting it up and off. Use a skimmer or algae net to skim the surface of your pond, pulling the algae free and removing it from the pond. This may take a while, but will give you immediate results when it's done. Although this is a very quick solution, it's not one that will work long-term. Removing the algae won't stop it from growing back. As it rots, barley straw will slowly release small amounts of hydrogen peroxide that will kill any algae growing in your pond. Buy a small bale of barley straw and throw it into your pond when you first notice algae growing in your pond. Over the course of a few weeks, you should notice the algae in your pond disappearing. Use 8 ounces (0.23kg) of barley straw for every 1,000 gallons (3,800L) of water in your pond. Barley straw should be available from your local pet shop, as it is used for bedding for a lot of small animals. Otherwise, it may be available at a specialty pond store or online. The amount of hydrogen peroxide released by the rotting barley straw should be just enough to kill the algae, without killing any other plants in your pond. Similarly to using plants to prevent algae from growing, there are plenty of animals you can add to your pond that will directly feed of algae. Add a few tadpoles or some aquatic pond snails to your pond and keep an eye on them as they grow. They should begin eating the algae in your pond, as well as bringing a little more life to it. Tadpoles will also eat mosquito and other insect larvae that may settle on the top of your pond.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Slice under one small corner of the silver membrane with a knife.

Answer:
The silver skin on your flank steak is a thin membrane that covers one side of the steak. It should always be taken off before you cook the meat. Place the meat on a cutting board. Using a sharp knife, slice under one small corner of the membrane.