Problem: Article: If you're a newbie to the Spider Solitaire scene, you'll want to start off with one suit. It's not shameful -- two-suit and four-suit are hard. Once you get accustomed to one-suit, you can move onto the harder versions. A large part of this game is luck. If you get thrown bad sequences from the stock, you could be outta luck. Play a handful of games before you write off your skill. Pressing "H" tells Windows you could go for a little assistance. It'll then light up the next card you should move. Don't hit it freely though -- try to take a look as to why that was the best next move. Try to limit yourself to a few hints each game. Relying on it too much prevents you from having to figure out patterns and strategy. Especially if you're doing four-suit solitaire, the undo button will be your best friend. Consider it "peeking." If you're not sure whether you should move a card or not, move it, see what's under it, and if it's not worth it, put it back! Same goes for this button as the hint button. You don't want to depend on it, but it's good to have if you really, really need it! In the Windows version, you start out with 500 points. With every move you make, it subtracts a point. Then, if you win, it multiplies that score by 100. See if you can beat your own personal record next time!
Summary: Choose your level of difficulty. Take advantage of the "Hint" feature. Don't be afraid of the "Undo" button. Know the scoring.

Problem: Article: Do things that make you happy and make those decisions on your own. While some people might ask you to do something that pushes you outside your comfort zone in a good way, be mindful of any negative consequences that could occur. If you're about to make a decision, ask yourself, "Is this good for me? Is this adding something positive to my life? Am I certain how I feel about it?" Don't make decisions based on what other people think is good for you or what they want you to do. Whether you haven't experienced peer pressure yet or you want to respond better for next time, think of a response you can use if you're ever asked something you don't want to do. Having a response ready will mean you won't feel under pressure if you're asked and you'll already know what to say. For example, think about something to say if someone asks you to cheat, lie, steal, or take drugs. You might use a generic, "Naw, no thanks" or have something different for each situation. Don't get sidetracked by talking others out of the idea. Make "I" statements and stay focused on your own position. If you suspect that people are meeting up to drink alcohol or do drugs before an event, tell them that you'll meet them at the event itself. Avoiding situations that might tempt you can help you avoid peer pressure altogether. If you're still in school, be weary of going to parties without adult supervision or meeting up with people you know do drugs. Trust your instinct. If something feels "off," don't hesitate to make other plans. If you start to feel uncomfortable during a party, don't be afraid to leave. When dealing with peer pressure, start by choosing friends who won't pressure you do things. Your friends should accept you for who you are without wanting to change you. If your friends don't make bad decisions, you're less likely to make them, too. Choose friends because you like them, not because they're 'cool' or popular. They should like you for you and care about you. Try meeting people who share common interests with you. For example, if you see someone reading a book that you like, strike up a conversation with them about the book and get to know them.
Summary: Make your own decisions. Plan a response. Avoid places and situations that make you uncomfortable. Choose positive friends.

Problem: Article: In the beginning of the horse's pregnancy, there's a high risk that the embryo will die or be reabsorbed. Keep the horse relaxed and minimize her activity. After the first 60 days, she can return to normal activity. Don't ride your horse during this time. It's normal and healthy for a working horse to carry riders during pregnancy. Maintaining the mare's normal activity level will help her have a healthier, happier pregnancy. As long she is willing to hold you, you can ride your horse. You can ride your mare until the 8th or 9th month of pregnancy. If your horse shows any discomfort or resists being ridden, don't try to mount her. Additionally, call your equine vet to get her checked out to make sure she's doing well. After the first 60 days of the pregnancy, your mare doesn't need to rest and relax. In fact, denying her exercise could lead to complications and will make your horse very unhappy. Your horse will naturally start to slow down late in her pregnancy, so don't worry about curtailing her activity. Let her tell you when she's too uncomfortable for normal activity, which will happen in the 8th or 9th month of pregnancy when the foal is rapidly growing. You'll notice that she's slowed down and doesn't want to be as active. A paddock or pasture is the best place to walk your mare. Gently lead her at her own pace, as she's likely to walk slowly since the foal is getting big. It's also okay to let her self-exercise, as long as she's in a familiar paddock or pasture. If you don't have a paddock, your mare may get enough exercise just by grazing in a pasture. Your mare will need less exercise during the final 3-4 months of pregnancy. However, she still needs to move around. Don't ride your horse during the third trimester.
Summary: Minimize her exercise during the first 60 days of pregnancy. Resume riding your horse after the first 60 days, if she allows it. Return to your mare's normal activity level for months 3-8 of pregnancy. Walk your mare for 15 mins 2-3 times a day during the third trimester.

Problem: Article: You want a clean fresh face before applying new makeup. Use warm water and face wash to remove dirt, oil, and other unwanted debris. Wet your face with warm water and lather your hands with the soap or face wash. Rub away dirt and rinse well. Always dry your skin well before applying any products.
Summary:
Wash your face.