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One-sentence summary -- Click on "Start" and point to "Settings. Click on "Control Panel. Click on "System" and select "System Properties. Click on the "Hardware" tab, then click on "Device Manager. Click on "Sound, video and game controllers" to expand the list.

Q: There should be two front sections on either side of your face, and one section down the back of your head. All of the sections should be equal sizes, so the actual size of each section will differ depending on how much hair you have on your head! Part your hair however you normally do. Side or middle parts both work fine. You will be working with the back section first, so bring the two front sections in front of your shoulders. If it is helpful, you can also clip the two front sections out of the way. You want to tease the hair at the base, or roots, of the middle section of hair you created. Teasing your hair is a simple way to create volume and to create texture for bobby pins to hold onto. It will ensure that your French knot stays in place. Grab a teasing comb, and place it a couple of inches away from the root of your hair. Gently back-comb, or push your hair up, by moving the comb towards the root of your hair. In other words, you are strategically roughing up the hair, creating a little patch of "tangles" at the root of your hair. Do this only on the hair at the bottom of the middle section. Feel free to clip the top of the middle section out of the way to do this successfully. Use a flat brush to sweep the two front sections of hair toward the back. Use your hand and your brush to combine them with the middle section of hair, bringing them together as if you were creating a ponytail. Hold your hair in this position, but do not secure it with a hair tie. Twist your ponytail at the base so that you feel it tighten up near your scalp. Then bring the length of your ponytail to your head, so that it's flattened against your head. After your hair is tucked to your head, gently push on one side of the ponytail so that it becomes tucked into your hair. In other words, the hair from the ponytail should almost become concealed, pushed into the rest of your hair. This is the part of your French knot that will require practice. It is helpful to bring up a YouTube tutorial for this part so you can see what this step actually looks like. After you understand the concept, practice it a few times. Soon, you will develop muscle memory and the French knot will become second nature! Open the bobby pins a bit with your fingers, so that they can grasp a bigger section of hair. Slide them into your knot so that they are holding both the "knot" section created by the ponytail and the hair at the base. Use as many bobby pins as you need until the knot feels secure. Because you will probably end up using a fair amount of bobby pins, find ones that match your hair color. The French knot should appear simple and effortless, and the bobby pins should be invisible.
A: Divide your hair into three sections. Tease the hair in the back section. Brush your hair into ponytail position. Twist your ponytail to create the knot. Slide bobby pins into the knot to hold it in place.

Article: Any branches that are discolored, bare, or limp need to be removed. Take the branch in 1 hand and use your other hand to cut it off at the base of the stem with your pruners. If the base of a stem is particularly thick or tough, try using larger shears or a small hacksaw. Wipe down the blade of your pruners with rubbing alcohol after you cut off a diseased branch. This will help prevent the disease from spreading to other branches. Some branches of the bush will most likely have grown quite a bit longer than the others. Use the pruners to trim these back significantly, so that they're closer to the size of the adjacent branches. Once all the overly long branches have been trimmed, you should be able to see the natural shape of the plant more clearly. There will probably be some areas that look overcrowded with branches, especially near the bottom of the bush. By removing about one third of this wood, you'll give your bush a cleaner look. This also makes room for new branches to grow in.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Cut off any damaged or dead branches. Shorten overly long branches. Remove one third of the old wood at the ground level.

Article: Carefully wash the affected area with a mild cleanser and rinse with water. Pat the skin dry with a clean towel. Washing the chafed skin is especially important if you've been exercising or sweating a lot. You'll need to wash away the perspiration before treating the skin. Avoid rubbing the skin hard with a towel. You don't want to further irritate dry, peeling skin. Sprinkle powder over your skin. This should help to reduce your skin's friction. You can use talc-free baby powder, baking soda, cornstarch, or another body powder. The use of talcum powder has been brought into question since some studies show it may be a carcinogen, specifically for women if used in the genital areas. Use any kind of petroleum jelly, body balm, diaper rash cream, or product designed to prevent chafing over the skin to reduce your skin's friction. Several products are specifically designed to prevent chafing for athletes. Once you've applied an ointment, you may want to cover the area with a bandage or sterile gauze pad. If the area is very painful or bleeding, ask your doctor for a medicated ointment. You'll be able to spread it on the area much like petroleum jelly. Cool the chafed skin by applying an ice pack right after you finish exercising or begin to notice irritation. Make sure not to apply ice or an ice pack directly to your skin, since this can further damage your skin. Instead, wrap the ice pack in a towel or cloth and keep it near your skin for 20 minutes. This cooling sensation will give you immediate relief. Spread natural aloe vera gel directly from the plant onto the chafed area. You can also purchase aloe vera, but make sure it has as few additives as possible. This will calm your skin. You may also want to drop a couple of drops of tea tree oil onto a cotton ball. Then, spread it over your skin. This can fight infection and help your skin heal faster. Create a soothing mixture of 2 cups baking soda and 10 drops of lavender essential oil. Then add this to a running bath of lukewarm water. Avoid soaking in very hot water, which can dry out or further irritate your skin. Soak for at least 20 minutes and then get out and pat yourself dry with a clean towel. You can also make a soothing tea to add to the tub. Boil 1/3 cup of green tea, 1/3 cup of dried calendula (marigold), and 1/3 cup of dried chamomile in 2 US quarts (2,000ml) of water. Let the tea steep until the liquid cools, then strain it and pour into your tub. Chafed skin can become infected and need medical attention. If you notice an infection or scaly red rash, go see your medical practitioner. You should also see your doctor if the chafed area is incredibly painful or debilitating and sensitive.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Clean the area. Apply powder. Apply an ointment. Apply ice packs. Apply soothing gels or oils. Take a soothing bath. Know when to see a doctor.