Q: Let your stubble grow to the point of being a short beard. As with a regular haircut, you can always take more off, but you can't put back what is no longer attached. Grow your beard to a length that you know is slightly longer than you'd ever want to keep your stubble. How long this will take depends entirely on your particular beard growth. For some men this may take three or four days while for others it could be over a week. Start with a slightly longer setting on your trimmer such as a 4. This will take all of your hair down to an even length. Especially for men with dark, thick beards, this setting will probably be too scruffy for the look they want, but it works for somethink Hugh Jackman. Once you have an even length to work with, begin trimming your stubble down in increments to find the right length for you. The length you decide on will ultimately depend on your hair density, hair color, and how clean of a designer stubble look you want. Remember that you may also choose to keep the stubble on different parts of your face at different lengths to achieve a cleaner look. You may decide that the best look for you is using a 3 setting along your jaw and moustache but a 2 setting on your cheeks to create a more blended look that fades rather than ends dramatically. Don't worry if taking the length down makes spots like your cheeks feel patchy. Some men such as Ryan Gosling rock the designer stubble look with barely any hair extending onto their cheeks. You'll clean up those patchy spots in the next step. Once you have the length of your stubble where you want it, you can take care of stray hairs or asymmetrical spots by cleaning up around the edges. For this, you can take the setting guard off your trimmer to use it as a set of electric clippers, or you can use a plain old safety razor. Common areas to clean up while edging include the sparse hairs some men get high up on their cheek bones or upper lip hairs that might take away from the definition one wants in his moustache.
A: Stop shaving. Use a long setting on your hair trimmer. Shorten in increments. Clean the edges.

Article: with your left hand by gripping the screw-joint. The screw-joint is located underneath the bell. Grip it firmly with your left handyou'll be able to support the trombone by using this hold. Now, make a gun with your left hand, extend your index finger so it touches the mouthpiece, and wrap your thumb around the bar closest to it. Use your remaining 3 fingers to grip the vertical bar below your index finger. Make sure the slide is locked when you aren't playing the horn. If you leave it open, the slide can fall off and get damaged. The slide lock is typically located at the region where the main slide connects to the bell section. Use the tips of your index and middle fingers and your thumb to grip the main slide. This is the hand you use to move the main slide forward and backward. Again, make sure the slide is lockedone small dent in the slide can cause it to become stuck and unmovable! Relax your right-hand grip and shoulders. Always maintain a firm grip on the trombone with your left hand, even as you relax your right hand. This loosens up your chest and stomach, which allows your diaphragm to fill up with more air and helps you inhale faster. If you're sitting, sit as far back in the chair as possible and always keep your back against the back of the chair. Sitting on the edge of the seat restricts the air flow from your lungs. Avoid sitting whenever possible. If you sit, place your feet firmly onto the ground while keeping your body centered.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Hold the trombone Grip the movable part of the slide gently with your right hand. Keep your body centered when playing.

Problem: Article: If soda has spilled inside your car's plastic cup holders, buy a cleaner specify formulated for the plastic insides of your car. Spray this cleaner into the cup holders, then scrub at the soda stain with a toothbrush. After scrubbing, stuff paper towels or a clean rag into the cup holder and wipe away the cleaner and stain. If you can't find a car cleaner, use an all-purpose cleaning spray, a 1/1 solution of white vinegar and water, or soapy water. If the stain is particularly large or old, you may have to repeat this process several times to completely remove the stain. Use baby wipes or cleaning wipes to spot clean the inside of sticky cup holders. This is a good step to take if you have already done an initial cleaning but are left with individual trouble spots in your cup holders. To clean, rub the baby wipe or cleaning wipe on the stain until it has been rubbed away. If you have spilled your soda onto the plastic sidings of the car or the car door, use ammonia-free glass cleaner to remove the stain. Spray a few sprays of the glass cleaner onto a clean rag or paper towel, then wipe away the stain. Don't use glass cleaner with ammonia, as this can bleach the plastic.
Summary: Use cleaning spray and a toothbrush to clean cup holders. Spot clean the cup holders with a baby wipe. Use glass cleaner to clean plastic car sidings.

Q: Check the amount of carbohydrates on the nutrition label. Sports drinks do not usually label the percentage of carbohydrates in the drinks so you will need to calculate it for yourself. Convert serving size from fluid ounces (oz) or mL to grams (g). For fluid oz, divide the amount of oz by 0.03527 to get the amount in g. To convert mL to g, divide the amount in mL by 1. Calculate the percentage of carbohydrates in a serving size by dividing the amount of carbohydrate in the drink by the serving size in grams and multiplying by 100.
A:
Calculate the percentage of carbohydrates in a sports drink.