Write an article based on this "Make a dressing. Make a homemade mayo. Make a pesto. Make a dip."
article: Dressings can be used on vegetables, salads, sandwiches, or anything else you like to eat dressing with! Depending on the recipe, use 1 - 1 1/2 cups of olive oil in your dressing. Homemade mayo with olive oil is healthier, tastier, and a lot fresher than store-bought mayo, since it has fewer additives. Slather the mayo on sandwiches or mix it in with your chicken and tuna salads. Use 6.7 oz. (200 ml) of olive oil for this simple homemade recipe. Pesto is great for pastas, seafood or poultry dishes, and sandwiches. You can rub it on seafood and poultry as a marinade, cook with it in your pasta dishes, or spread it on a sandwich. You can buy pesto at your local grocery store or make it at home with 1/2 cup of olive oil. An olive oil dip is great for dipping bread (preferably a sliced loaf of bread or pita bread) or vegetables (assorted vegetables like carrots, cucumbers, bell peppers, tomatoes, onions, and radishes). Whisk the following ingredients in a bowl to make a simple olive oil dip: 1/2 cup of olive oil 1/2 teaspoon of pressed garlic 1/2 teaspoon of red pepper flakes 1/2 teaspoon of parsley 1/2 teaspoon of oregano Salt and pepper to taste

Write an article based on this "Wear loose-fitting clothes. Leave existing zits alone. Eat healthily. Get plenty of sleep. Relax every day."
article: Tight clothing and hats can increase your chances of developing body acne, especially when you have been sweating. Make sure that you wear clothes that allow your skin to breathe and remove sweaty clothes soon after exercising to help prevent body acne breakouts. Wear cotton clothing as much as possible. Cotton seems to be the least irritating fabric for people who suffer from frequent body acne. While it may be tempting to pick at zits or try to squeeze them out, you are better off leaving them alone. Popping a zit can cause it to become inflamed. Squeezing a zit can also lead to infections or even scars. If you get a zit, continue to care for your skin as usual, but do not pick at the zit or attempt to pop it. If you want to try to treat a blemish actively, instead of popping it, apply a 1% over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream. Some studies have shown that certain foods may increase acne breakouts. Sugar and simple carbohydrates seem to make people more susceptible to acne breakouts. Steer clear of sugary sodas, potato chips, candy and other junk foods that may be contributing to your breakouts. Instead eat a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins to help reduce your chances of an acne breakout. Try avoiding dairy products. Some people develop acne in conjunction with consuming dairy. Going dairy-free (including dairy proteins) may be a way to reduce your acne from the inside. Not sleeping enough can make your acne worse, so it is crucial to get the recommended amount of sleep every night. Adults need about 7-9 hours of sleep per night, but teenagers need between 8.5-9.5 hours of sleep every night to feel their best. Keep in mind that everyone is different and you may need more or less sleep than the recommendations for your age. Stress has not been found to cause acne, but some studies have shown that stress can make existing acne worse. To help prevent your stress levels from intensifying your acne, take time every day to relax. Some possible stress-reducing activities you might try include deep breathing, yoga, and meditation.

Write an article based on this "Use your index finger, sliding it around the neck, as much as possible. Learn the implied guitar chords for the verse. Fix up your amp."
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Get used to moving your whole hand fluidly across the guitar to master the above riff. Use your index finger to fret as much as possible instead of switching fingers -- you'll need your ring and pinkie free to make chords later on. Listen closely and you can hear Jack White sliding around the guitar. It is most pronounced right before he launches into the riff, sliding into that 7th fret note. If you were to play the song with just an acoustic guitar, for example, you'd need to know the chord melodies. But these chords could be used for any cover or version -- look at Marcus Collins version, which uses rhythm guitar in the verse where the original has none. To play chord melodies, simply play the following chords -- each chord times up to the same note in the bass riff above. E (7th fret, 5th string) G (5th fret, 4th string) D (5th fret, 5th string) C (3rd fret, 5th string B (2nd fret, 5th string These can be played as straight chords or powerchords. To get a real "White Stripes" sound from your guitar, your amp needs to be adjusted a little. Don't worry, you're not opening anything up, just change the settings a little. You'll need quite a bit of gain, try turning that up to 8. To even that out, keep your treble all the way up to 7 or 8 too. Keeps the mids at 5 while the bass should be pumped up to 8. If your amp has an effect called "Presence", turn that up to 8 too.