Write an article based on this "Choose a paint that is designed for the area you are painting. Stir the paint using a wooden stirring paddle. Dip the bottom of the brush into the paint. Paint the corners and any hard to reach places."
article: If you are painting laminate that will be exposed to lots of moisture, such as a bench top, you will need to choose a water-proof paint. For surfaces that receive a lot of wear and tear, such as floors or bench tops, a heavy-duty paint is a good option. When purchasing your paint, look for cans that advertise the qualities that you need. Acrylic paint is a good option for most furniture. If you are unsure of what color to paint the laminate, bring home a variety of paint swatches from a paint store. Place these on the laminate to help you decide which color looks best. Consider using a gloss or semi-gloss paint as these will make the surface easy to wipe clean. Open the paint can using a 5-in-1 tool. Push the tool under the edge of the paint lid and use it to pry open the lid. Place the lid out of the way so you don't stand on it. Use the wooden paddle to stir the paint in a circular motion. Continue mixing the paint until the colour is even and all the liquids are combined. If you cannot get the liquids to combine after 15 minutes of stirring, take the paint to a paint store and ask them to shake the paint for you. Place the bottom of the bristles into the paint and push them against the inside walls of the can. This will push the paint into the brush. Gently tap the brush handle against the rim of the can, whilst the brush is over the can, to remove any excess paint. Use a paint brush that is suitable for the size of the area you are painting. If you are painting a small area, select a small brush. Use a larger brush if you are painting a large area. Use your brush to paint any places that will be hard to reach using a roller, such as corners and ridges. Use back and forth strokes to cover the difficult areas in a thin layer of paint.

Write an article based on this "Wipe the band with a dry cloth. Lightly dampen a microfiber cloth. Treat fabric bands with soap-free cleanser. Scrub with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Dry off the band."
article: After each use, take a microfiber cloth and wipe off the entirety of the band. This will prevent buildup of dirt and oils that damage the band and irritate your skin. For stuck-on debris, a dampened microfiber cloth can help. Make sure the cloth is only slightly damp, not dripping. Use it to wipe over the band's surface. This can be used on any band type, including leather and metal. Excess water will damage leather and tarnish metal, so minimize your water usage as much as possible. Oils, deep stains, and smells on elastomer and nylon bands can be treated with a cleanser such as Cetaphil Gentle Skin or Aquanil. Place a small amount on the tip of your finger and spread it over the band. Afterwards, wipe off the band again with a dampened towel. Nylon bands can be treated with a neutral pH liquid detergent such as Dawn and washed in cold water. Treat leather bands with a leather cleaner and conditioner. This helps remove stains as well as protect against new ones. Use an old toothbrush to loosen stubborn debris and tough stains. These brushes are soft enough that they won't wear out the band's fibers. You may also dampen a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol and wipe down the band. Pat away as much moisture as you can with a microfiber cloth. Water must not be allowed to sit on metal or leather. Once this is done, place the band aside in a safe location. Keep it out of direct sunlight, heat, and humidity.

Write an article based on this "Make sure you have "Hide extensions for known types" unchecked. Click Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Windows Explorer Click on Tools -> Folder options (Windows Vista users may have to press the Alt key to see the tools option at the top of the window) Click on the View Tab In the list, look for the "Hide extensions for known file types" option, and make sure that it is unchecked. Click OK to save the changes. Now you will need to copy some files from the Game CDs If you own only StarCraft, copy "INSTALL.EXE" from the StarCraft CD to your StarCraft folder and rename it to "StarCraft.mpq". If you own StarCraft: Run the latest patches of StarCraft and/or Brood War for the software to detect the ".mpq" files."
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To do this please use the following steps: Brood War, copy "INSTALL.EXE" from the StarCraft: Brood War CD to your StarCraft folder and rename it to "BroodWar.mpq". If you wish to play the StarCraft original missions then please copy and rename the install file from the original StarCraft CD as well, as listed directly above.