Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brush and part your hair down the center. Gather two small sections of hair close to the part. Cross the two sections. Add some hair to the bottom section. Add some hair to the top section. Cross the two sections again. Repeat the process until you reach the back of your head. Twist the two sections again, then tie them off with a clear elastic. Repeat the process on the other side of your head. Join the ropes. Loosen the twists for more volume, if desired.

Answer: This style is suitable for longer hair. It focuses on twist braiding only part of your hair into a headband-like crown. The rest of your hair will still be loose. Try to make them just above your eyebrow. Make sure that you are only gathering hair from either the left or the right side of the part. You will be making two identical twisted braids on either side of your head. Try to make the section triangular, with the pointed part facing away from you face. Smooth both sections down; if you have frizzy hair, give them a slight downward twist. Next, pull the bottom section upward so that it crosses in front of the top one in an X shape. Gather some hair from just below the bottom section. Add it to the bottom section to make a thicker strand. Do not grab the hair from your hairline, otherwise you will end up with an up-do. You want the crown to wrap around the side of your head, with the rest of your hair hanging loose. This time, gather some hair from your part. Add it to the top section to make it thicker. Smooth the hairs down first, if you need to. Next, pull the bottom section upwards so that it crosses in front of the top one, like an X. Continue adding hair, then twisting and crossing the ropes until you reach the middle-back of your head. The process is similar to that French braiding, except with two strands instead of three. Don't add hair from your hairline below the two sections, otherwise you'll end up with an up-do. Don't add any extra strands of hair to the sections this time. If you can't find a clear elastic, you can use a black one instead. You will be snipping this elastic off later on, so make sure that you don't mind ruining it. End the twisted braid right next to the first one that you made. Make a hole in one of the ropes between the two twisted strands. Pull the other rope through it. Gently tug the ropes away from each other to form an X shape. Use bobby pins to secure the X in place, then cut off the clear elastics from before. You don't have to do this, but it can add a nicer touch. You can also add some loose curls or waves to the rest of your hair, if you want to. Give your hair a light misting of hairspray, if needed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Settings app . Tap your name. Scroll down and tap Sign Out. Tap Sign Out. Tap Sign Out when prompted.

Answer: Tap the Settings app icon, which resembles a grey box with gears. It's at the top of the Settings page. This red button is at the bottom of the page. If Find My iPhone is enabled, you'll be prompted to enter your password and tap Turn Off before you can proceed. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. If you want to keep a copy of your Calendars, Contacts, Keychain, News, or Safari history on iCloud, tap the toggle switch next to the items you want to save. This will prompt your Apple ID and any associated data to be removed from your iPhone.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to bed early. Exercise. Pamper Do things outside your normal routine and activities. Catch up on projects around the house. Invite friends over dinner and a movie.

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It can be easy to go to sleep late when you do not have to get up for work the next day. However, rest is an important part of unwinding. Create a bedtime routine during your week off. Sticking to a routine will help get your brain in the mindset that it is time to sleep. Turn off lights, leave your electronic devices in another room and shut the shades or curtains. Remove as many distractions as possible to help get sufficient sleep. Go for a run, jog, or walk. If you have a gym membership, go to the gym. Working out can relieve tension and help you get out of your usual routine. If possible, run or walk in your community, rather than indoors on a treadmill or track. Studies have shown that as little as 20 minutes of exercise per day helps encourage relaxation yourself. Take some time out to treat your body as well as seeking to relax your mind. The two aren't always separate! Get a massage. Massages help your mind to relax, in addition to your muscles Take a hot bath. Occupy yourself with unusual activities that break up your usual daily rhythm. Do puzzles, crosswords, and play board games. You'll enjoy the different sort of intellectual stimulation. Spend some time learning a new hobby like knitting or playing a musical instrument. Completely engaging our mind in something actually helps us to relax. You have time off, but that doesn't mean you can't get some things done. It can be relaxing to get projects done that have been lingering for a long time. Take an afternoon and finally clean our your basement or attic. Put photos from your last trip in a photo album. It can be difficult to find the time to have social events during your regular work schedule, so find time for them during your week off. Try making a new food or dish you have been wanting to try. Play some board games for a fun group activity