Q: ! Spread oils thoroughly onto your roots and tips for a gradual de-frizzing effect. Start by using a dime size amount on damp hair, from about the ear lobe down to the ends. Keeping oil off of your roots and scalp will prevent your hair from getting greasy. Oils that are good for de-frizzing include almond oil, argan oil, keratin oil, coconut oil, macadamia oil, olive oil, and Moroccan oil. You can use oils as a hair treatment by thoroughly working the oil into your scalp and through the hair shaft, letting it soak over night and washing your hair in the morning. You can also purchase products that have these oils in them. It will definitely remove the frizzy factor, but keep in mind that flat iron use can cause damage your hair over time. The lower the heat setting that you use, the better it is for your hair. Don't pull your hair when using the flat iron. Find a product that is made especially for spraying on the hair to help protect it from the heat from the flat iron. This will allow your hair to slip and slide on the pillow while you sleep, which may reduce frizz. Consider sleeping in a silk scarf if your hair is super textured. To keep your cotton pillowcase from sucking up all the moisture in your hair, wrap it up at night in a bun, and then tie on a silk scarf, which will help retain moisture. with healthy oils and nuts. Oils might include olive oil and coconut oil. Nuts might include cashews and almonds. The healthier you eat, the healthier your hair will be. You can find special vitamins that are designed especially for your hair. Take advantage of these products, but ask a doctor first before taking anythingeven vitamins. These vitamins make your hair stronger, and stronger hair has less breakage. Less breakage means less frizz. , or get them trimmed. When you don't cut your hair for a while, the ends can split. Over time, they continue to split all the way up the hair shaft, making your hair look gradually frizzier.
A: Oil your hair Consider using a flat iron. Change out your cotton pillowcase for a satin or silk case. Eat a healthy diet Trim your split ends

Article: Fishing shad does not require a heavy rod. Go for a long, lightweight spinning or fly rod in fiberglass. Use the lightest line you can find for the size fish available in your region. This will make it easier to release other fish that you're not aiming to catch. Silver or gold size 1 or 2 works are sufficient for shad. To catch larger, heavier shad you'll need to individually attract them with the right bait and lures. Switch them out to experiment with what works well with the fish in your area. Flies in white or yellow with red heads are popular. Beads should be used in the colder water to entice and attract the deeper shad. Cast from upstream, allowing the beads to slowly float towards the shad making them appear alive. Just be sure to include enough weight that the beads will bounce off the bottom. Darts should be used when fishing in deeper cooler water. They will sink further and faster than a fly. Spinners should be used when fishing from shore, floating from upstream to downstream. Spoons work most efficiently at about mid-level water. Use these when fishing from a boat, casting out. and then reeling in at a medium speed. Your casting net needs the correct mesh for the shad you are catching. Smaller shad will fall through the larger mesh holes. A typical shad casting net is 7ft (2.1m) in circumference, weighing 12 pound (230g) with 12 inch (1.3cm) mesh. Prepare the net to make it easier to throw and more effective by soaking it overnight in a washing machine or tub with hot water and fabric softener. Then lay it outside in the sun for a day. Once dry, the net will be more flexible and easier to use.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get a lightweight rod and line. Use barbless hooks. Use the right bait and lures. Use a net if you want to catch smaller fish to use as bait.

Problem: Article: This free software will work with any device using Android 2.3.3 or beyond. You can locate and install it from Google Play, also located here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.peterhohsy.securedelete. Once it's been installed to your device, you'll find it alongside your other applications and have the opportunity to move it to a preferred location. Simply click the Secure Delete app to open it. Secure Delete includes a dropdown menu at the top of the screen. Click this menu and choose to search for Photo, App folder, SDCard or Download files. The program will display a list of file folders that were found on your device. You'll see boxes to the right of each file. Simply check the respective boxes of files you want to permanently delete. Once you've selected each file you want removed, just click on the green "Secure delete" button at the bottom of your screen. You'll be prompted to confirm the removal, so type "Yes" and then click "OK." The deletion process may take some time, but it will permanently remove any selected files from your Android mobile device.
Summary: Install Secure Delete to your Android mobile device. Launch Secure Delete. Select the type of files you wish to remove. Select the specific files you wish to remove. Permanently delete selected files.

Q: Ideally, photograph or draw each layer or interesting find in context. This data can often be very important for a historians to learn from. Most people can recognise a coin and scrap of ceramic as the things they are, but a local historian can give a far more interesting and informative analysis of how old the find really is and may provide interesting historical facts with it. Be careful to examine and record everything that comes out of your test pit. Chunks of wood may be remains of a dead tree stump or branch, but if they also carry tool marks, this shows human activity even if it was simply chopping up firewood and a piece fell behind. The same applies to stones, especially flint-like stones if you live in an areas with known or suspected ancient occupation. These stones may be plain and natural, but some stone may be "worked", meaning it has been shaped for decorative or functional purposes. Traces of cement, mortar, plaster or chiseling frequently reveal that a stone has been part of something, such as being part of a tool, or could denote a place that these materials were produced. Anything very delicate should not be cleaned by a hobbyist if it may be of any historical or analytical importance. Most finds can be brushed clean or even lightly cleaned in water if they are robust enough to tolerate it. While the chances of finding an ancient treasure is rare, you may find some evidence of people being in your area many decades before you, perhaps even one hundred years ago. Don't neglect the banaleveryday objects help to rebuild a picture of life as it once was, revealing what people did in times now gone and can tell you things such as the level of wealth or lack of it, the technological state of the community and the reliance on local or imported products. Be sure to mark out where you made the pitthis is useful not only in case you found something or wish to return to the site later, but finding nothing is a result, so you wouldn't want to re-dig it when you already know what's there. It's recommended to either draw a map, or print out a satellite image of your backyard from Google Maps or other online map programs and to outline on this map where you placed your trench.
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Record the data that comes out of the trench. Put aside any of your finds and take them to a historian or your local museum for advice. Consider your conclusions. Close your pit by replacing the soil and turf.