Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut out the burned area with a sharp razor. Snip out a section of carpet from an inconspicuous area. Spread glue on a piece of carpet backing and the new carpet patch. Place the backing and the new carpet patch into position. Snip off loose fibers and comb the patch to blend it in. Place a heavy object on the area and let dry for 24 hours.

Answer: Cut it down to the adhesive base of the carpet and lift it out. Try to cut in a square or rectangular shape that will be easy to replicate. Using the burnt section of carpet you just cut out as a template, cut out a swatch of carpet from a less-noticeable area, like the back of your closet. If your carpet has a pattern, make sure it exactly matches that of the burnt section. You could also snip a section from loose carpet samples, which you might have left over from when the carpet was put in. Cut out a swatch of woven backing that's about the size of your new carpet swatch. Spread strong, permanent glue on the back of the piece of backing and the new carpet patch, and along the edges of the area where the burn was. Allow the glue to settle in until it's slightly tacky. You can get woven carpet backing online and in most home improvement stores. Slide the backing into the area where the burn was. You may be able to lift up the surrounding carpet to fit it more securely. Then, set your new carpet patch on top of the backing backing and gently press it into place. Use a small, sharp pair of scissors to cut loose any fibers on the ends that look out of place. With a small, fine-toothed comb, gently brush the new fibers to match the surrounding area. Use a large book or heavy pot to hold the new swatch down. Allow it to dry for the rest of the day and night.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See if you never talk about your personal lives. See if it feels like all you do is sex. See if he's quick to leave after a love making session. See if you never kiss without it leading to sex. See if you've never hung out with his friends.

Answer: If all you do is talk about hooking up or how much you want each other, then your relationship is mostly about sex. Sure, many relationships can start off like that -- you're obsessed with each other, you're always having sex, you're missing invitations to have sex, etc -- but if it's been a long time and you haven't progressed past the sex sex sex phase, then your relationship may not be deeper than that. Or if you are the only one disclosing all the details of your past history, relationships, etc, and he never shares real details about his past, but always phrases questions to get more information about you, then be careful he is trying to manipulate you. See how he reacts when you ask him what he's thinking, feeling, wondering about. If he immediately backs off, then you have a problem. Are you spending an infinite amount of time in the boudoir? Is this balancing out with a whole lot of other activities together or is it the main (or even only) activity the two of you spend together? If it is taking up more time developing a range of interests together, then it is probable that he is only interested in your relationship for the sex. Is he requiring you to perform additional sexual acts that you are not comfortable with? Even if it's not literally all you do, if you feel that way, then you have to follow your gut. Or if he doesn't really contact you after a love making session. Does he rarely or never stay the night? If so, you're one of his nightly activities, not the love of his life. If he'll give you perfunctory kiss, and then start throwing on his clothes, then he doesn't want to spend the night with you because it will feel too much like you have a real relationship. And if he always offers a convenient excuse for why he has to go, or why he doesn't contact, or he is always so busy, then that's even worse. Sure, he may tell you that he has to wake up wicked early. But then why did he wait until 1 a.m. to come over to your place? In most relationships, people kiss just to show affection, to feel a connection, and to be intimate in a quick and enjoyable fashion. You can just be kissing when you're taking a walk, kissing in a dark bar, or just because you have the urge on a Monday morning. If every time you kiss your man, he starts reaching for your x-rated body parts, then he may think that he should only kiss you for some sexy time. Check out his level of affection. Does he ever want to snuggle, cuddle, or hug just because, without any sexual connection? If not, then it may be because he wants one thing only. Have you been hooking up for months, but you've never met a single one of his friends? Does he hang out with his friends all the time without you but never invite you out to join him? That's because either he's too embarrassed to bring you around, because he doesn't want to invest that much in your relationship, or even because there may be some other girls hanging around who he wants to keep away from you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know what a quiff is. Bring a photograph or two of the look you want to your hairdresser. Know that it is hard to get a quiff with very curly or frizzy hair.

Answer:
A quiff is when the front of your hair is held up so that it curves back towards your head. There is a "wall" of hair above your forehead, and none of your hair reaches down past your scalp. The size and style of your quiff can make it unique. Go online and search for the kind of quiff you want, then show the person who cuts your hair so that they have a good idea of what you want. There are a lot of different quiffs out there, so it helps to know what you want ahead of time: Classic Quiff: Short on the sides and back, high in the front, this classic hairstyle has been famous since Elvis. Short Quiff: This short, clean cut has become popular with businessmen and executive types. It is short on the sides and tops with 1-2 inches of coiffed hair at most. The Pompadour: This is a big, wavy quiff, similar to James Dean or Johnny Cash's haircuts. Undercut: This modern cut is when you buzz the sides of your head almost completely, fading into light hair on top and a small, short quiff, like Adam Levine. Pretty much anyone can carry off a quiff with the right products and tools, though it's probably best to avoid this style if you have thin, very curly, or ferociously frizzy hair. Straighter hair is easier to manipulate into the quiff and requires less product to style.