Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply lemon juice and sit in the sun. Apply hydrogen peroxide and sit in the sun. Use a camomile tea rinse. Use a camomile tea mask. Add cinnamon to your conditioner. Add honey to your conditioner.

Answer: To keep your hair from darkening, mix equal parts pure lemon juice and water or olive oil and spray it into your hair. Diluting the juice with water or olive oil will help keep hair from drying out, though it may also cause the juice to take longer to work. Sit outside in the sun for about an hour and the lemon will help lighten your hair naturally. Follow the lemon with a conditioning treatment, as lemon juice can be drying to your hair. Repeat several times a week until your hair reaches the desired shade. Like lemon juice, hydrogen peroxide can help lighten hair, particularly when exposed to the sun. Fill a spray bottle with hydrogen peroxide. Spray the peroxide through your hair. Go outside and let your hair dry in the sun. Apply a conditioning treatment afterward, as hydrogen peroxide can be drying to hair. Repeat weekly until you reach your desired shade. Camomile tea--the same stuff you drink--will give a warm golden glow to your hair when you use it as a rinse. Boil about 16 ounces of water and add about 5 camomile tea bags. Steep the tea bags for 15-20 minutes. Allow the tea to cool. After shampooing and conditioning your hair, pour the tea through your hair, or, alternatively, fill a spray bottle with the tea and spray through your hair. Leave the tea rinse in and let your hair air dry. Repeat each day until your hair is the desired shade. If you prefer a slightly more intensive treatment, you can use a camomile mask on your hair rather than a rinse. Boil about 1 cup of water and add about 4 camomile tea bags. Steep the tea bags for 15-20 minutes. Allow the tea to cool. Mix about 2 tablespoons of plain natural yogurt into the tea (2 tablespoons is best for medium-length hair; if your hair is shorter, use less; if your hair is longer, use more). Apply the mask and cover your hair with a shower cap, saran wrap, or, if you have neither of those, a towel. Leave the mask on for an hour, then shampoo and condition as usual. Repeat once or twice a week until your hair reaches the desired shade. Cinnamon can naturally lighten your hair without any damaging effects. Grind up 3 tablespoons of cinnamon. Freshly ground cinnamon is optimal to use, but if you can't grind your own, you can use commercially ground cinnamon. Mix the cinnamon with a few tablespoons of conditioner. Mix in the cinnamon thoroughly. Spread the mix throughout your hair. Cover your hair with a shower cap, saran wrap, or, if you have neither of those, a towel. Leave on for four hours (or overnight). Shampoo and condition the following day like normal. Repeat several times a week until you achieve the desired shade. Honey can naturally lighten your hair without damaging it, and, as a bonus, honey's beneficial to both your hair and scalp. Honey, however, lightens hair more slowly than many other methods. Combine 1/3 cup honey with 1/4 cup conditioner. Mix well. Apply the mixture through your hair. Cover your hair with a shower cap, saran wrap, of, if you have neither, a towel. Leave on for four hours or overnight. Shampoo and condition the following day like normal. Repeat to achieve desired shade.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Join after school activities. Focus on one person at a time. Use social media.

Answer: After school activities give you a chance to meet a bunch of new people while focusing on something else. Doing something with other people gives you something in common to talk about, and makes it easier to start a conversation if you're shy. Make sure the after school activity you pick is something you really like to do. If you're doing an activity you don't like, you probably won't feel comfortable enough to make friends. Don't join an activity that has too many or too few people. Too many people will make it hard for you to talk to anyone and too few people can put a lot of focus on you. You'll know best how many people you're comfortable with, but you probably want a group with more than four but fewer than fifteen people in it. Keep the size of the group in mind when you're picking an activity. When you're trying to make friends when you're shy, talking in the middle of a big group of people can feel really scary. Instead, look for someone who looks friendly, or who you kind of know already from school, and try to have a one-on-one conversation. If you're in a larger group, like an after school activity, look for someone who smiles at you when you smile, or who starts a conversation with you. That person is probably a good option for making a first friend. You can also look for someone else who looks shy. Maybe they keep to themselves or are sitting alone. Someone else who is shy and who has a hard time making friends will understand how you feel. That can make it a little easier to become friends. If you feel too shy to talk to people in person, try using social media to connect instead. It's a great way to make friends without having to walk up to someone you don't know very well and starting a conversation. For example, if you've noticed someone at school that you think you might want to be friends with, message them on social media. You can use something like Facebook messenger or direct messages on Twitter to connect to people you might want to be friends with. You can say something like, "Hi Jessica! My name is Katie. I've seen you at school and I'm pretty shy, but I wanted to say hello." This is a great way to start a conversation and to get to know someone a little better before you have to talk to them in person.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Process the cashew nuts in the food processor. Pour the non-dairy milk into the saucepan. Reduce the heat to medium-low and let simmer for about 10 more minutes. Turn the food processor on again and slowly pour the liquid into the cashew mixture. Add the miso and lemon juice. Pour over the pre-prepared nachos.

Answer: Pulse to finely grind; you don't want them to form a paste. When finely ground, add the nutritional yeast, onion powder, salt, garlic powder and ground pepper. Pulse a few more times to incorporate these ingredients. Add the agar and oil. Bring to a simmer over low heat. You'll need to stir now and then. Heat until the agar dissolves. Process for 2 minutes, until it turns creamy and is free of lumps. Process this into the cashew mixture until combined. Sprinkle some greenery garnish on top to complete the effect.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a commercial aerosol. Make a natural peppermint spray. Spray the ants with dish soap. Lay out some diatomaceous earth. Invest in a bug zapper. Trap ants with tape.

Answer:
There are a variety of commercial bug poisons you can use against ants of all varieties, and any ant spray should be effective against flying ants. To get to the ants mid-flight, choose an aerosol variety with an easy-to-direct spout. Always follow the label instructions to prevent accidental and potentially hazardous misuse. Never direct aerosol poisons at any other person or animal in your household. Make sure that the poison you use is safe to use indoors if you plan on killing flying ants indoors. Be sure to verify that the aerosol you plan to use is legal in your area. Peppermint oil kills flying ants via suffocation. You can mix peppermint oil with water and dish soap in a spray bottle to create your own natural insecticide spray. Combine one part liquid soap and with two parts water in a spray bottle, then add several drops of peppermint essential oil. Mix well to combine. Spray this solution on any flying ants you see, either at rest or in flight. Dish soap alone is effective against flying ants since it sticks to the ants' bodies and dehydrates them, causing death. To make a solution that you can easily use to attack flying ants, dilute the dish soap with water inside a standard spray bottle. Fill a bottle with water and add a few squirts of liquid dish soap. Mix well so that the soap is evenly distributed throughout the water. Spray winged ants in flight or at rest. Diatomaceous earth works against ants by causing dehydration and death. Lay a perimeter around potential food sources. If the ant steps into it, its body will be pierced by the small, jagged granules. The ant will eventually die from these wounds. Use food grade diatomaceous earth so that it is safer to use around kids and pets. Sprinkle the DE in any area you expect to find ants. The closer it is to a food source, the better, since flying ants are more likely to land at a spot directly next to the food rather than a spot further away. Do not wet the DE. It should be kept dry so that the sharp granules work as effectively as possible. Since the ants have to cross into the DE directly, there is no guarantee that it will be effective against flying ants, since flying ants might find a way to access the food source without crawling over the DE surrounding it. As a powerful ant killer, though, you may still find DE worth trying. An electric bug zapper works well against many different types of flying insects, and flying ants are no exception. Hang the bug zapper in an area you typically catch flying ants in and wait for the device to take care of the problem for you. When hanging bug zappers, place them in open areas that insects can fly into easily. It is also important to place them out of the reach of pets or children. While the electricity produced by the bug zapper is not usually enough to cause any severe harm to larger pets, like dogs and cats, or to most children, the shock produced can still be painful. The bug zapper itself should lure the flying ants toward it. Follow the instructions carefully to avoid using the bug zapper in a potentially hazardous way. Lay a perimeter of tape around potential food sources. When the ants land on the tape, they will get stuck and will be unable to fly away. In order for this to be effective, you need to place the sticky side of the tape up and position it as close to the food source as possible. Flying ants are less likely to land on the tape if it is not directly beside the food source. Since flying ants travel by flying instead of crawling, this treatment is not always the most effective. After all, you cannot guarantee that the flying ants will land on the tape since, technically, there is some chance that they can fly around it. Nonetheless, as a non-toxic, inexpensive option, it may still be worth a try.