Write an article based on this "Choose organically-grown edible flowers. Pay attention to the size of the blossoms. Pick the flowers at the right time."
article: To avoid getting sick, it's important to use edible flowers in your ice cubes. Fortunately, there are several varieties of flowers that are safe to eat. You should still select organic edible flowers, though, to ensure that they haven't been treated with chemicals. Honeysuckle, violas, and pansies have a sweet flavor, and are completely edible. Violets have a sweet to sour flavor, and are completely edible. Nasturtium has a peppery flavor, and is completely edible. If you can't find edible flowers in the herb section of your local grocery store or your own garden, you can order them from a variety of online shops. When you're choosing flowers to add to your ice cubes, it's important to consider how large the blossoms are. For the best looking ice cubes, you want to use the largest possible blossom that will fit inside the ice tray's compartments. If you don't have flowers that are large enough to fill most to the compartment, you can use several smaller blossoms for maximum impact. If you're picking the edible flowers for the ice cubes yourself, you want to harvest them when they're at the peak of their flavor. Pick the flowers either early in the day before 10 am or later in the day after the sun has gone down. The blossoms will be cool and have the best flavor. Avoid any flowers that are wilted or have noticeable marks or blemishes on the petals.

Write an article based on this "Straighten your hair for a fuss-free look. Curl your hair to add volume. Pull it back. Go with a simple braid. Show off your personality with a short hairstyle. Rock a head of natural hair. Complement your look with hair accessories."
article: Use a flat iron to straighten your hair if you want to achieve a simple, sleek look. Straightening hair only takes a few minutes, and as long as it's not too humid outside, it will save you the trouble of having to constantly check for frizz, kinks and sloppy waves. Simply straighten your hair in small sections from root to tip, seal the deal with a little hairspray and go confidently forth. If you have a lot of thick, curly hair, straightening will take longer and may be more difficult. Straightening can make an excellent fallback plan on unsalvageable bad hair days. If all else fails, just straighten it out. For a more bouncy, playful look, curl your hair into sweeping waves of tight ringlets. Curling your hair can be time consuming, so make sure you get started early enough to allow plenty of time. One good thing about curling is that you can get as tight or as loose a spiral as you want, allowing for a more customized look. Curled hair also has the appearance of being thick, full and voluminous. You can decide how you want your curls to look by changing your curling technique. For tight curls, use a higher heat and leave the hair wrapped around the curler longer. For more relaxed curls or waves, use a low heat and only curl the middle portion of the hair briefly. Sometimes you just don't want to mess with a head full of hair first thing in the morning. On days like these, just pull your hair back into a ponytail or bun and be done with it. High ponytails and intentionally messy loose buns are actually in style, so you'll be able to pull off a fashionable look with minimal effort. Even though it doesn't require a lot of work, pulling your hair back still gives you many options to choose from. If you want to look a little more put together than a basic ponytail or braid but don't want to spend hours styling, arrange your hair neatly into a braid. An ordinary plait or rope braid, or more sophisticated French, Dutch or fishtail style, will be all you need on low-maintenance mornings. You'll look classy and put-together, and, best of all, once it's braided it will hold tight, meaning you won't have to worry about messing it up throughout the course of your day. Braiding is quick, and can be done as soon as you get out of the shower. If you don't know how to braid your own hair, have a friend do it for you when you get to school. Girls with short hair have lots of options for when they want to look good for school. After washing and conditioning your hair, sweep it to one side in a neat, sleek part, or work in a little styling product and comb it up to achieve some spiky height with a modern flourish. A traditional pixie-style cut will give you a mature look without a lot of work. Undercuts, bobs and wavy curls are also popular choices for ladies with short to mid-length hair. Find a style that works for your specific hair length, texture and face shape. Short hairstyles can save you a lot of time showering and getting ready in the morning. Take advantage of the natural body of extremely curly or afro-textured hair. Natural hair lends itself to many different fun styles. Longer hair can be plaited, moisturized and ironed for gorgeous ringlets or simply shaken free for maximum volume. If you have shorter hair, you might choose to twist it into sections or wear it like a close-cropped perm. The number of styles you have to choose from is nearly limitless. Afro hair tends to dry out quickly, and can get kinky when it loses moisture. Use a deep conditioner when you wash your hair or treat it with moisturizing oils to keep it looking healthy and full. Because of it's texture and shape, natural hair is one of the most versatile of all hair types. Add a little flair by using various accessories to complement your hairstyle and accentuate your features. Things like headbands, bows, scarves, scrunchies, clips and flowers will boost your visual appeal and impart some extra personality to your outfit. Just make sure to choose a pairing that works well together, like a headband with light, wavy curls or a flower poised alongside a messy bun. Cute, versatile accessories may be just what's missing from your daily wardrobe choices.

Write an article based on this "Change your settings. Operate in sandbox mode while developing. Upload webpages to your online server. Consider using pre-coded PHP files. Complete necessary code. Host your app securely."
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You'll need to make a change to your account settings for you to be able to view the page. Unless you pay for app to be hosted securely, it will only be available to the people you indicate through your settings. Access account settings by clicking the rightmost drop-down tab in your blue navigation bar. In the panel to the left, you should see the "Security" heading, which you can click to access a new menu, the top of which will read "Secure Browsing." You will need to deactivate this feature and save changes. You will receive warning messages asking you to turn on secure browsing, but for developmental purposes, you will need to ignore these while working on your app. As long as you have secure browsing turned off, you will be able to view your app. Those who wish to see your app at this stage will also need to turn off secure browsing. This will limit the number of people who you wish to see your app, and is ideal for the developmental stage. These settings, along with other viewing allowances, can be found also be found on under your Account Settings under "Status and Review". Your server will hold the information that Facebook will use to power your app, and this information takes the form coded webpages, likely in HTML or PHP file format. Create an appropriate directory for your new app and upload these files to it. Facebook makes pre-made code available to users to assist with your app integration and other problems. Typically, this code will contain entries where you will need to put in your app ID and secret ID code. Find your app ID and secret ID codes by checking your account settings page, where you can find these with your profile information. When looking through the code, you can find where to apply your identifying information by looking for the entries "appId" and "secret". Some code, like the Require function, which executes a script within a script, will need you to complete designated information. These functions are largely user friendly, with explanations as to where the needed code can be found. If you cannot download a PHP file but have access to the complete code, you can cut and paste the code into a text editor (notepad++ is widely used), and save the file with the ending extension ".php". Now that your app is created, developed, and filled with engaging content, you can purchase secure hosting, turn on secure browsing, and turn on secure browsing again. This will make your app available to general