Problem: Article: If you don't agree with what everyone else is saying, speak up. Maybe you don't like the way everyone is making fun of someone, or maybe you have a political opinion different from a friend's. It's ok if you happen to agree with everyone else, but if not, don't be afraid to speak up. Just make sure you do so respectfully. For example, if everyone loves eating at a certain restaurant, but you don't like the food, simply say, "It's not my favorite." How do you naturally speak when you're talking to yourself? That's how you should talk to everyone else. Don't dumb yourself down around some people and try to sound smarter around others. Use words you're comfortable with rather than slang terms you don't like or long words you don't understand. If you like using slang or impressive vocabulary words, that's ok too. Just be sure you're speaking that way for yourself though, not to sound like someone else. If you lie about how you feel, you aren't letting people know who you really are. Focus less on what someone's reaction will be, and think about how this will help someone understand you better. For example, if someone asks you to go dancing, and that's something you don't enjoy doing, tell them that. Then offer to do something else with them so they don't take it personally.
Summary: Voice an unpopular opinion. Use your own vocabulary. Share your true feelings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To find your wall studs, purchase an electric stud finder online or at your local home improvement store. Slide the stud finder along the wall at the height that you will be drilling. When the machine indicates a stud, either by beeping or a red light flashing, make a mark with your pencil. If you cannot locate your studs, make sure you are using anchors that are specifically made for your type of wall. For example, if you want the bottom of your mirror to be 1 foot (0.30m) up from the floor, measure that distance with a tape measure at intervals of 6 inches (15cm) for the entire width of the mirror. Mark each spot with your pencil. Make sure to mark the beginning and end of the space that the mirror will occupy. Place a level up to the wall and line it up with your marks. Check to see the level reflects that your line is straight and then trace a light line with your pencil. Make pencil marks through some of the holes made for the screws. The spacing is up to you. If you have marked your wall studs ahead of time, choose the J bar holes that are over your stud marks. You may have to make adjustments in the placement of the mirror to accommodate this. Tap the anchors into place with a hammer until they are flush with the wall. Make sure to use a drill bit that is the same size as your anchors. Always hold your drill so that the bit is perpendicular to the wall and parallel to the floor. Hold the drill steady but exert minimal force when you drill. Line the J bar up with the guide line and the anchors you've already installed. Screw in each support screw to hold the J bar in place. If your J bar is long, have another person hold the opposite end in place as you drill.

SUMMARY: Find your wall studs. Make intermittent marks along the wall at the bottom edge. Connect your marks to make a guide line for the J bar. Line the bottom of the J bar up to the line you have drawn. Drill holes in the wall where you've made your marks. Screw the J bar into place.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes recycling facilities won't take tires or other forms of rubber because the process to recycle them is so different from other materials. Call or visit your local recycling facility's website to see if they address whether or not rubber can be recycled. If they do accept it, drop it off at the recycling facility during regular drop off hours, which can be found on the website as well. Visit websites that direct you to a rubber recycling solution in your location, such as https://search.earth911.com/. Type in "rubber" as well as your zip code to find out the name and address of places that will accept the rubber. Earth911 tells you the specific type of rubbers that they allow, such as tires, carpet padding, inner tubes, etc. If this site isn't providing any answers for you, do a general search online to look for rubber recycling options near you. One of the main uses for recycled rubber is in the creation of rubber mulch, such as the kind used on children's playgrounds. If there's a business that produces rubber mulch near you, call or look on their website to find out how you can donate your old tires. To find businesses like this, go online and type in "rubber mulch company near me." Visit or call your local tire retailer to see if they take old tires. If they do, drop your old tires off with them during their open hours, or simply drop them off the next time you go in to have your car fixed. You may have to pay a small fee to have your tires taken at a tire retailer. Check with several other tire retailers if the first one you ask doesn't take recycled tires. When your tire retailer does a routine tire switch on your car, ask them what they do with the old tires to see if they recycle them. Schools are always in need of school supplies, and rubber bands are very useful. Post offices also often need rubber bands to hold mail or newspapers together. Reach out to local schools or post offices to ask if they'd like your extra rubber bands.
Summary: Research information regarding your local recycling facility. Locate a rubber recycling option near you. Contact a business that produces rubber mulch. Take your tires to a local tire retailer. Donate rubber bands to local schools or mail services.

It is important to start with clean hair that is free of any product. Start by washing your hair with a quality shampoo and conditioner. Look for a shampoo that is made for your hair type. If you have thick hair, avoid using too much conditioner as you do not want your hair to be too slick to hold on to any product. If you have curly hair, you should opt for shampoo and conditioner that does not contain heavy ingredients, like coconut oil, as this will make your hair curlier and more difficult to spike.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your hair.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your parents want you to stay safe. That's why they have rules. If you're not sure what the rules are, sit down with your parents and write out a list together, so you both have something to refer to. The rules might cover who you can have over (if anyone), whether you can go outside, and whether you can take phone calls. While break-ins are unusual, they can happen. The best thing you can do is keep the doors and windows locked when you're inside. That way, someone can't just walk in without your permission. If your family has an alarm, learn how to set it so it can protect you while you're home. Set the alarm to "Stay", preferably "Instant", so that police are notified in the event of a break-in. If someone comes to the door, it's best to ignore it if you don't know the person. If the person is delivering a package, ask them to leave it or come back later. Don't tell them you're by yourself. It's also important not to tell people over the phone that you're by yourself at home. If someone calls for your parents, you can say, "They can't come to the phone right now. Can I have them call you back?" Even though you're home alone, you don't have free rein to do anything you want. You still need to stay away from dangerous things. Don't play with matches, knives, or guns, for instance. Also, don't take medications unless you know what you're doing. Don't mix chemicals and cleaners you find around the house, as it can create fumes or liquids that can hurt you. If something happens or you don't know what to do, call your parents or another trusted adult. They can walk you through the situation so you feel safe again. It's best to know your parents' cell phone numbers by heart, so you'll always be able to call even if you can't see the list of emergency numbers.
Summary:
Follow your parents' rules. Lock the doors and windows. Avoid opening the door to people you don't know. Stay away from dangerous items in the house. Call your parents if you need to.