Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brush your hair. Straighten your bangs. Part your hair.

Answer: Before starting any new hairstyle, you should brush out all the tangles and make it malleable. Brush your hair back so that it is out of your face. This is a popular technique that allows people to keep their hair's personality while adapting their fringe easier. This is also easier than straightening your whole head. Figure out which side you want your part to be. Test a section of your bangs parted. Check your look in a mirror to confirm the look of the part. Now wedge a bobby pin near the bottom of the fringe together with the hair underneath it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify what they value in themselves. Look for things she values in others. Think about what she works to improve. Go beyond beauty. Compliment something new. Let compliments happen naturally.

Answer: First, try to think about what the woman likes about herself. Try to go beyond noticing her clothes and makeup, because she might do that more for other people than herself. Try to think about something that she really cares about. For example, she might be really proud of her ability to play an instrument. Or maybe you know she strives to be a good mother someday and you see that she's really good with kids. These are good things to compliment. For example, say something like, "You're so loving and gentle with everyone, even when they make it really hard. That's wonderful. I wish there were more people like you." Think about how she talks about others. You've probably seen her compliment someone before or talk about someone or something that she admired. Look for key phrases like "I wish I...", since this tells you very directly what she wants for herself. Now, think about when she's shown that quality in her day to day life. Many women do at least occasionally show the qualities that they so admire but don't think they have. By showing her that she can be the person she wants to be, you'll earn a lot of points. For example, say something like, "I think it's funny that you don't think you're smart like him. I mean, there's no way I could have done that report last year without your help." You can also say something like, "Don't worry about being patient like Gina. You're not only patient, you're also very understanding. Just look at how you handled that whole thing with Frank!" Look at the character faults and bad habits that you know she works really hard on to improve and then commend her when she achieves success. You might not want to directly mention that this is something she has to work really hard on, but complimenting her on the behavior when she does do it can be really uplifting. You know how hard it is to make yourself a better person! For example, say something like, "You really kept your head in that meeting. I admire that...I don't think I could have," after she stays cool (despite a history of sarcasm and defiance) while your boss is grilling everyone. Complimenting beauty is tricky. Many women do like to get compliments like this! However, it can have many negative consequences for both of you. She's probably used to people telling her she's beautiful to try to get what they want from her. It can also have long-term consequences, in that she might think you only like her because she's pretty (which she will not always be, as she ages, creating self-doubt). Use compliments about her beauty sparingly and use them in a context where it really makes sense, like when you're together for a special occasion. For example, say something like, "Andrea may be the bride but you're the most beautiful woman in the room to me." Complimenting something new about her will show her that you care enough to pay attention to her. Generally, it is not expected that men will notice things like a change in her hair or a new pair of earrings, so when you do you're pretty much hitting a home run. Of course, this means that you'll have to actually pay attention. For example, say something like, "I don't really 'get' shoes but there's something about those shoes that says you're going to own this room today." Compliments are far more meaningful when they're natural when you just speak exactly what you think as you're thinking it, reacting to the specific situation that you're in. This is because it communicates to her that you didn't have time to plan it or that you weren't pulling a stock compliment from some pickup artist website. It shows her that you're honest. When you see her doing or saying something that you admire, just tell her that. Of course, this can be kind of dangerous. You'll need to think about how this compliment would sound. Just take half a second and try to see the compliment from her point of view. Does it highlight that she'd previously been doing something wrong? Does it make her sound weak, dumb, or anything else really negative like that? Learning how to truly hold respect for her can help you not screw up in situations like this.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dig up the dahlia bulbs each fall if you live in a cold region. Cut back the foliage to 24in (5.110.2cm) above the ground. Dig up the bulbs gently with a small spade. Store the bulbs upside down for about 3 weeks to dry naturally. Pack the dahlia bulbs in a container with a loose material once they are dry. Store the bulbs

Answer: If you experience hard freezes in the winter, it's best to take the bulbs out of the ground. Dahlia bulbs can be stored over the winter so you can enjoy their cheerful blooms again the next year, and it's easy to do. If you don't want to store the bulbs over the winter, just buy new bulbs in the spring. In the U.S., dahlias can be left in the ground starting at Zone 8 and warmer. Dahlia foliage will turn black with the first frost. If you like, you can wait until this occurs before you cut the plant back to ensure you get the full enjoyment out of your dahlia for the season, and waiting will also help to get the bulb ready for storage. You should just be able to free the root clump by loosening the dirt and pulling upwards. If multiple plants are growing close together, gently separate the plants from each other. Gently shake the soil off the roots. If there are any rotten bulbs on the root clump, cut them away with a sharp knife. Find a cool, dry place to hang up the bulbs, like a basement or a garden shed. Place the bulbs upside-down in a pot for several weeks to dry them. The bulbs should be completely dry before you store them, otherwise they could rot. Fill your container with sawdust, vermiculite, styrofoam peanuts, or any other dry, loose material that will protect your bulbs from humidity. This will keep them from rotting while they're in storage. The container should be loosely covered with a breathable material like burlap. in a well-ventilated, frost-free spot until spring. Keep the container in a space where it will not be disturbed. The ideal temperature for storage is 4045F (47C), but anywhere from 3550F (210C) will work. Once spring arrives, separate the bulbs from the main clump and plant them again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Turn or release the throttle to control the bike's speed. Use the shifter to change gears when the engine works too hard. Hit the back brakes to slow down or stop. Lean to the side to maneuver around corners. Practice driving on rough terrain when you get comfortable riding.

Answer:
Roll the throttle back towards you to rev up the engine. Ease off the throttle to slow down. When you need to stop, you can simply let go of the throttle. It will spin back to its original position. Aim on turning the throttle about of the way back once you have completely let go of the clutch. Keep a hand on the throttle at all times, but never panic. Some riders freeze up when they get too fast. Stay loose to keep control of the bike. You start off in first gear, and as the bike builds speed, the engine gets louder. When you bring the throttle about of the way back, the bike won't go any faster. You have to press the clutch in and pull the gear shifter up at the same time to keep going. Remember that adult dirt bikes go as high as fifth gear, so you may need to do this a few times. There is no display telling you what gear you are in, so you have to listen and get a feel for how the bike operates to know when to shift. The same rules apply when slowing down, except you push the gear shifter down. To slow the bike, lay off the throttle and shift down as needed. Step lightly on the brake pedal to slow the bike. Stop the bike by reaching first gear, then pulling in the clutch. Press down on the brake pedal to bring the bike to a halt. Using the clutch prevents the bike from stalling as it slows. You can also tap the handbrake to slow the bike, but avoid relying on it. Many beginners make the mistake of squeezing it hard. Since it operates the front wheel, the bike comes to a sudden halt, but you keep going over the handlebars. When you come upon a corner, lean the bike in the direction of the turn. Put your inside foot down to help you turn. Shift your body over so the outside edge of the seat is directly under you. Keep your weight on the outside peg as you go through the turn. Stick your elbows out so they are parallel to the handlebars. This will give you more control over the bike. Putting your foot down also allows you to steady the bike in case you take the corner too sharply. Dirt bikes are designed for rough terrain. Their lifted frames offer plenty of control and don't take as much damage as other vehicles would during a crash. Head to rocky ground or a motocross track, then stand up on your bike as you drive. Try different types of terrain to improve your driving. Sand dunes feel different than dirt hills, and each type of terrain requires different skills. Find out where you like driving!