Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Relieve the eye. Add a pop of color. Embrace uniformity.

Answer: Books can take up a lot of visual space in the bookshelves. If you stagger other decorative pieces into your bookshelves, this can help break up the space from the monotonous look of the books. If you have collections with items like bowls, pictures, vases, statues, paintings, or clocks, these can be great things to display on your bookshelves. Arrange some of your books in stacks. Most of us put books into shelves vertically with the spines facing outward. Consider arranging a few books on a shelf in a stack in which the lay horizontally. Put the largest book on the bottom of the stack and then move upward with smaller books.Turn the spines outward so you can see the title. When you make room for other items in your bookshelves, you can see the background of the shelves more clearly. Consider painting your shelves a bright color to add a bright spot to your room. If you are renting an apartment and are not allowed to paint your walls (or don't want to take the time to do this), then painting your bookcase is a good way to add your distinctive style to your space. If you prize a uniform look on your bookshelves, then consider wrapping your books in a white paper. You can also achieve a uniform look by using decorative pieces all in the same shade of color (or a neutral color like white or black). You can also place storage bins or boxes in a common texture and color -- like wicker or fabric -- on a bookshelf. This will give a very organized, uniform look to your shelves.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a ruler to measure the length of your hand. Round up and add 1 inch (25mm) to determine adult size. Round up to the nearest whole number to determine youth size. Verify your size by measuring the width of your palm.

Answer: Hold your hand flat with your palm facing up and your fingers together. Lay a ruler onto your palm vertically with the zero mark at the base of your hand. Record the number in inches or millimeters that you see on the ruler at the top of your middle finger. Goalie gloves are supposed to fit somewhat loosely. Because of this, you'll need to add 1 inch (25mm) in order to get the right size. This is only the case for adult sizes, not youth sizes. For example, if the length of your hand is 7 inches (197 mm), you're a size 9 because you'd round up to 8 inches (200mm) and then add 1 inch (25mm). Unlike adult sizes, youth sizes match the hand length measurement. If you're a kid, all you need to do is measure the length of your hand and round up to the nearest whole number. For example, if your hand length is 4 inches (121 mm), then you're a youth size 5. If the length of your hand measures just over a whole number, then you might be in between sizes. If this happens, you can verify your size by measuring your hand a different way. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure across the widest part of your palm. Double that number and then add 1 inch (25mm) to find your size. For example, if the width of your palm measures 3 inches (83 mm), you'd double that to get 6 inches (165 mm) and round up to 7 inches (180mm). This means that you're a size 7.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pay attention to their grammar. Suggest an in-person meeting. Do a quick Google search. Recognize odd requests. Be wary of requests for personal information. Beware of requests for money.

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One of the first clues of an online dating scam is bad grammar. While not everyone who has bad grammar is a scammer, if the person you are talking to online also suggests that they have a high education level, this should be warning sign. If their grammar or sentence structure seems odd and things don't just don't seem to add up, it is likely to be a scam. For example, you should be wary of someone who says they were born and raised in the United States but their grammar suggests that English is not their first language. Before you get too emotionally invested in a person from an online dating site, suggest that you go on a date. If you are dealing with an online dating scammer, they may agree to meet in person but will repeatedly have an excuse for why they cannot meet. Be sure to schedule your date in a public and safe location. Take extra precautions to stay safe, such as by letting a couple of family members and friends know where you are meeting the person. Keep your phone with you at all times in case you need to call for emergency help, such as by calling 911 in the US. If an in-person meeting is not an option due to geographic location, request that you speak to the person by Skype or Google Hangout. If you are talking to someone that you don't know online, be sure to Google search some of the information that they give you. Search their name, email address, and username. The name, email, or username may come up in a search of frequent online scammers. Online scammers often use other people's online images. Sometimes online scammers adopt a real person's identity to make their scam more believable. If you are using an online dating site, a scammer may request that you exchange information so that you can communicate outside of the dating site. They may provide an excuse that seems very legitimate and are often very convincing. They do this very quickly in the hopes that they are not caught by the site administrator. They may say something like, "My subscription to this site is going to end tonight. Would you be interested in continuing this conversation by text or email?" Be wary if the person tries to speed up the romance or showers you with affection early on. These are red flags that the person may be planning to scam you. For safety reasons, you should never give a person that you met online information like your full name, birthday, phone number, or address. It is also wise to avoid discussions about your salary, savings, life insurance, or inheritance. If you are being asked these questions, you are likely involved in an online dating scam. The end game to most online dating scams is money. It can take several weeks or even months for a request for money to occur. The request for money is typically in combination with a heart wrenching story that makes you believe that this person or someone that they love is in danger. For example, they may tell you: "I'm sorry that I haven't responded to your messages the past couple of days. My daughter was backpacking with some friends overseas and has been in a tragic accident. While traveling to be with her in the hospital, my wallet was stolen from my purse. I need some money for a hotel and food while I am here. Can you send me some money by Western Union? I will pay you back as soon as I get home!"