Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase some cheap hanging earrings. Remove the little hooks from the earrings. Adjust the size. Try the ring on for size. Done.

Answer: Or, use some old ones you have stopped wearing. Discard of them. Cut or bend off the pieces you don't need. You can either do this with your hands or using strong scissors or tin snips. You'll be left with a tiny ring, you can adjust the size if necessary. Adjust while fitted, as needed (look in the mirror to assist you). Also, if you consider that the edges are too sharp you can bend them for a more comfortable fit. This very simple and fast method for creating a lip ring will allow you to wear the lip ring in just a few minutes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get qualified. Infiltrate the Underground Waterway. Gather 5 Medium MP Potions. Enter the Suburbs of Wally's Castle.

Answer: Just like the rest of the characters of the game, you are required to go through a qualification quest before you can choose one of the three advanced classes. In order for the quest to be available for you, you must use Aisha and must be level 15 and above; otherwise, the quest won't appear in your Quest Log. Do this quest first before anything else. Enter the Underground Waterway under Very Hard Mode to collect 10 Dead Tree Branches and 30 Runic Power Crystal from the Ghost Magician and White Ghost Magician. The task is fairly easy, especially if you're in a party for a quick raid. This can be bought from the Potion NPC in Elder Village. This area can be found in the Elder Village map. The rest of the qualification quest can also be cleared in the very same dungeon. To complete these quests quickly, enter the dungeon under Very Hard Mode instead of clearing it at low-level difficulty. You must kill 14 Jangos and 14 Kid Phorus. You must clear the dungeon with a B rank. You must collect 3 quest items from Bomber Mongs and 1 Special Nut from William.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set a budget. Book your ticket in advance for guaranteed availability. Book your ticket last-minute to catch a price break. Find a good deal. Book online or with an agent. Choose the best cabin to suit your needs. Book online excursions to match your interests. Find dining options ahead of time.

Answer: Keep in mind that the cheaper your ticket is, the more add-on charges will be available on the ship, and the more expensive the ticket is up front, the more all-inclusive it is. Give yourself a set amount of money for spending so you can better plan which activities and options to participate in. Cruises can usually be booked up to 18 months in advance, guaranteeing your first choice of cruise and cabin location. Booking ahead of time will give you more options and availability, particularly if you're traveling with a large group. Some cruise lines offer incentives to book early, such as prepaid gratuities or a free dinner in a specialty restaurant, so planning ahead could save you some money. Generally, you can book a cruise as little as a week before embarking. Booking short notice gives you fewer options, but a better chance to get a good deal. Cruise lines also sometimes offer special short-notice deals and incentives for cruises that haven't filled completely. You'll find a variety of good deals and special offers during "Wave Season," the name the cruise industry gives the time from January to March when most people buy their tickets. You can often find good deals when booking directly through the cruise line. Travel agents often offer special perks and discounts like on-ship credit and prepaid gratuities. If you have time to research and compare prices and you know what you want, buying online directly through the cruise line can be a great way to find the best deals. However, experienced travel agents can also help you find the cruise line that best fits your preferences as well as the best rooms on the ship. If you do choose to go with an agent, make sure they know what you want and your budget. Ask lots of questions and don't let them push you into anything you aren't completely happy with. Not all cabins are the same, so depending on your experience and budget, make sure to pick one that fits your needs. If this is your first cruise, choose a midship cabin located on a lower deck. If you find out that you do tend to get seasick, this will be the best place for you as it experiences the least amount of movement. If you're on a tighter budget, look into windowless rooms and "guarantees," which may let you upgrade to a better room for free if one is available. If you have a bit more freedom with your budget, consider booking a balcony room with amazing views of the scenery as you cruise by. If it's your first cruise or the area is particularly hard to navigate, signing up for the cruise line-guided shore excursions is a great option. These excursions range from snorkeling and hiking to shopping at outdoor markets and wine-tasting. Consider what kind of excursion you're drawn to--active or sightseeing activities, full or half-day tours, guided or free time, and highlights or in-depth. While casual restaurants are mostly first come, first served, you should make reservations for any sit-down restaurants. Although many accept walk-ins, it is recommended that you book your visits ahead of time to guarantee your spot, particularly for the more popular restaurants.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose beeswax for a soft, natural finish. Look for a product with carnauba wax for a long-lasting finish. Use liquid wax on heavily carved or ornate furniture. Avoid using floor wax on furniture.

Answer:
If you'd like a wax that doesn't contain synthetic additives, buy a container of beeswax furniture polish. This polish is easy to apply and it will give your furniture a soft glow. Keep in mind that because it's such a soft wax, it won't protect your furniture as much as other polishes and it will be sticky unless you buff it well. You might find products that contain a mixture of beeswax and carnauba wax, which make the polish more durable. Carnauba is a popular vegetable wax that's added to furniture polishes because it buffs to a high shine. It also lasts longer than beeswax alone. Liquid wax doesn't contain as much wax as paste wax, so it won't last as long. Choose liquid wax if you'd like to coat furniture with lots of decorative carvings, which would be difficult to work a paste wax into. For example, select liquid wax for intricately carved chair or table legs. Most commercial floor waxes contain less wax so they're easier to spread across an entire floor. Since this wax is also softer, it won't last on furniture as long as a furniture wax. If you do use a floor wax, you'll probably need to reapply the wax every few months instead of once or twice a year.