Problem: Article: Shampoo is designed to cleanse the hair of dirt and oils. Washing away the natural oils your scalp produces is necessary for your hair to look clean, but it can dry out your hair. That's where conditioner comes in. Each time you shampoo, follow up by using conditioner that's right for your hair type. If you have very dry or damaged hair, choose a moisturizing conditioner that will restore its shine. If you have fine, light hair, choose a lighter conditioner that won't make your hair look limp. When it comes to conditioner, you can definitely have too much of a good thing. You should only use as much as you need for your hair type and length. If you use a handful of conditioner your hair will end up looking dull and even greasy. Use just enough to lightly coat your hair and make it easy to untangle the strands. If you have short hair, you only need a dime-sized amount of conditioner. If you have medium hair, use a quarter-sized amount. For long hair, use a silver dollar-sized amount. If your hair tends to look dull even though the products you use claim they'll make it look shiny and sleek, you may want to switch your products. Silicones are an ingredient in commercial conditioners that do indeed make hair look shiny at first. After awhile, though, the silicones build up in your hair and cause it to lose its shine. Look for conditioner that's labeled "silicone-free" and you won't have to worry about this problem. You may also want to get sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfates strip hair of its natural oils very effectively too effectively. If your hair is on the dry side, using shampoo with sulfates will dry it out even more, and no conditioner will be able to make it look healthy again. Use a sulfate-free shampoo paired with a silicon-free conditioner. This is a great choice for those with hair that tends to get dry and frizzy. Rather than rinsing the conditioner out, you spray it on or comb it through your hair and leave it in as your hair dries. If your hair is very fine or tends to get greasy easily, this may not be the best choice for you.
Summary: Condition after every shampoo. Use only as much as you need. Consider getting silicone-free conditioner. Look into leave-in conditioner.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For this, don't take any cards out (apart from the jokers) -- just look past the suits and pretend they're all the same. Otherwise you'd need way more decks! Each card should be face down and vertically oriented. Each of the first 4 piles should contain 5 cards, and the last 6 piles should each contain 4 cards. The first 4 piles should now contain a total of 6 cards (with the uppermost card face up) and the last 6 piles should now contain a total of 5 cards (uppermost card face up). This pile is known as the "stock." You'll be drawing from it when you run out of moves on your tableau. Move any face-up card onto a card with the next-highest value in the deck, regardless of suit. For example, a Queen of any suit can go on top of a King of any suit; a 7 of any suit can go on top of an 8 of any suit. Place each new card slightly lower than the card you're playing it on, so you can still see the value and suit of each previously played card. You can move the card closest to you in each face up stack to another stack at your convenience. You can only move several face-up cards together if they're all in descending order. For example, the K-Q-J-10-9 or 5-4-3 (of any suit) can be moved together as a single unit. You cannot leave any piles unturned (why would you want to?). Once you deplete all the cards from a particular pile, you can fill the empty space with any face-up card or descending sequence of suited cards. You cannot use the stockpile if you have any empty columns to fill. Simply take a card (or a bunch) from a stack and place it in the empty column. If you're looking at your tableau and you don't see anything you can possibly do, turn to your stock. Deal one card face-up from the stock onto each of the 10 card stacks, then continue play. When you run out of stock cards to add and can't do anything, wah wah. Game over. Playing with one suit is fairly doable, but when you hit two and four it becomes rather difficult. Set them aside face-up. When you have 8, you're finished! Take care to keep the completed sequences separate from the stockpile you set aside after the initial deal. Play ends when you've succeeded in creating all 8 "builds," or suited King-through-Ace sequences, or when no more moves are possible.

SUMMARY: Shuffle 2 decks of playing cards together. Deal 10 piles of cards out in a horizontal line. Deal another card, face up, on each of the 10 piles. Set the rest of the combined decks aside, face down. Build sequences of cards in descending order by doing the following: Turn face-down cards face-up as they become uncovered. Use the stock when you run out of moves. Remove King-through-Ace sequences from play as you succeed in creating them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The Xbox 360 can easily access the Internet wirelessly in an instant! It has a built in Wi-Fi adapter that allows it to connect to your router automatically. The first time you turn on your console, it will not yet automatically connect to the Internet, since it hasn't memorized your router's access information yet. In the Network menu, Xbox 360 will display all the Wi-Fi hotspots within its signal's reach. Once the Xbox 360 detects your router in the Network, select it and you will be able to access the Internet. You may have to enter your router's password first, depending on your router's security settings. Xbox 360 will now remember this wireless setup and use it automatically on your following sessions. If you have an Ethernet cable connected to your console, it will automatically go into "wired" Internet connection mode. If you want to stay connected wirelessly just disconnect the Ethernet cable from your unit. You may need to adjust your console's wireless configuration setting if your console fails to connect to the Internet. When in doubt, set everything to automatic or simply reset to default.
Summary:
Access Wi-Fi. Power on your console. Connect your router.