Problem: Article: Use additional layers of tissue paper if you want a fuller poppy. If desired, use more than one color to create variety and depth. Trace around the lid with a pencil, then use scissors to cut out the circle. Use a small cup or another object about 2 inches (5.1cm) in diameter as a pattern. Draw around the circle, then cut out the black tissue paper. Poke a green pipe cleaner up through the middle of the stack. Leave about an inch of pipe cleaner extending above the paper. Bend the pipe cleaner down in a hook shape, then pull the bent part of the pipe cleaner through the paper so the hook is hidden in the poppy. Secure the pipe cleaner to the paper poppy with a small amount of white craft glue. Place the poppy in a vase or other decorative container. Repeat the steps for each tissue paper flower you wish to make.
Summary: Lay three pieces of red, orange, yellow, pink or gold tissue paper on your work surface. Put a round plastic lid, such as a lid from a cottage cheese or margarine container, on top of the folded tissue paper. Lay three pieces of black or brown tissue paper on your working surface. Place the stack of small black circles on the center of the stack of larger circles. Spread the layers of tissue paper to make a ruffled poppy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For hair that has looser or medium curls, you may have success with wrapping your hair around your head when it's wet. Comb your wet hair and part it down the middle. Comb the left portion all the way around your head, from back to front, and pin it in place throughout. Do the same with the right side of your hair. Allow your hair to air-dry, and sleep with a scarf over it for extra protection. Put wet, combed hair into 1 or 2 low, loose ponytails. Fasten more elastic hair bands loosely, so you don't create dents in your hair, every inch down each ponytail. Sleep with the bands in your hair, and remove them in the morning. There are several homemade hair mask recipes that some people experience success with. All of them use basic kitchen ingredients and require leaving them on your hair for 30-60 minutes before rinsing them out. Try 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of whole or coconut milk mixed with 1 tablespoon (15mL) of honey. Let it to soak into your hair for 1 hour before washing it out. Try mixing 16 fluid ounces (470mL) of milk with 1 egg and soaking your hair in it for 10 minutes. Squeeze the excess out, and put on a plastic cap for another 30 minutes. Then wash it out and brush your hair dry. Combine 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of coconut milk, 5 tablespoons (74mL) of lemon juice, 2 tablespoons (30mL) of olive oil, and 3 tablespoons (44mL) of cornstarch. Heat the mixture at a low temperature until it's smooth, and apply it to your hair for 30 minutes. Do this twice a week for 2 months as a natural relaxant.

SUMMARY: Wrap wet hair tightly around your head. Sleep with elastic hair bands every inch down your ponytail. Try a natural straightening mask.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes, more than one element can combine to form an ion, which can then bond with a different ion to form a compound. For example, OH1{\displaystyle OH^{-1}} is a polyatomic ion made from oxygen and hydrogen ions. Each polyatomic ion has its own special name. OH1{\displaystyle OH^{-1}} is called "hydroxide." OH1{\displaystyle OH^{-1}} is not an ionic compound, because it does not have a net charge of zero. It is a single ion, which can combine with ions of the opposite charge. Some elements can form polyatomic ions by themselves. For example, "peroxide" is the O22{\displaystyle O_{2}^{2-}} ion. It contains 2 oxygen atoms, but has a total charge of -2. (This is different than oxide, the "standard" oxygen ion, which has one atom with a charge of -2.) The second word in the ionic compound's name refers to the polyatomic ion. Look up this word (not the full compound name) to find the formula for this polyatomic ion. You can also memorize a few common polyatomic ions: Cyanide: CN{\displaystyle CN^{-}} (One carbon, one nitrogen, total charge of -1) Hydroxide: OH{\displaystyle OH^{-}}. Nitrate: NO3{\displaystyle NO_{3}^{-}} (One nitrogen, three oxygen, total charge of -1) Nitrite: NO2{\displaystyle NO_{2}^{-}} Peroxide: O22{\displaystyle O_{2}^{2-}} Sulfate: SO42{\displaystyle SO_{4}^{2-}} Sulfite: SO32{\displaystyle SO_{3}^{2-}} The other ion in the compound is usually a simpler, one-atom ion. You can find its charge the same way you would in any problem. For example, magnesium hydroxide contains a magnesium cation. Magnesium is a group 2 element that forms the ion Mg2+{\displaystyle Mg^{2+}}. All ionic compounds have a total net charge of zero. Find the minimum number of positive and negative ions that balance each other's charges perfectly. Remember that the polyatomic ion is a single ion, and cannot be divided into parts. For example, to balance OH1{\displaystyle OH^{-1}} and Mg2+{\displaystyle Mg^{2+}} , compare the charges. It takes two -1 charges to balance out one 2+ charge. This means there are two hydroxide ions and one magnesium ion. To show that there are multiple polyatomic ions, enclose that section of the formula in parentheses. Write the subscript showing the number of atoms after the close parenthesis. In the case that more than one of a certain polyatomic ion is necessary to balance the charge, the entire formula for the polyatomic ion is enclosed in parentheses and the numerical subscript is placed outside the parentheses. This shows that the subscript applies to the entire polyatomic ion. For example, magnesium hydroxide has the chemical formula Mg(OH)2{\displaystyle Mg(OH)_{2}}. You do not need to include the charges of the ions.
Summary: Understand polyatomic ions. Look up the chemical formula for the polyatomic ion. Find the charge of the other ion. Balance the charges of the 2 ions. Write the formula.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: ) house of representatives district by sending out communications, texts, emails. .. Your work makes it happen.Be amazed as you speak with friends and family about the concern and love of your ("our") system of government, and as you create -- or forward the "block party invitations" sent to you -- (out to your e-mail friends)... All of this shows the respect you hold within your cause and your community and for each other.
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Do your own literature about the basics for public relations and build friendships for your, PAC, TEA Party group or formal political party, if you can Raise funds if you need to pay for printing and mailing and such and still do it. Be proactive by volunteering to canvass (take a survey for a campaign) in your, precinct, for state (or U.S. Make a webpage, blog and write articles. Expect that it take several thousand (possibly 3,000 or so pieces of literature for one state district to likely voter for your party, or several hundred for just one precinct). Consider using cards because people look at both sides to see what it is all about. Praise your friends, who are volunteering too, they (and you) are so amazing!