Problem: Article: Simply place the hair in the palm of your hand. Then, close your hand as if you're making a fist to squeeze out the excess water. Work from the ends of the hair to the top while gently squeezing. Don't rub the hair against a towel, and don't ring the hair the way you would ring out a towel. Place each extension on a towel with space between each track so that the pieces don't overlap. They will take longer to dry if you pile them on top of each other. Don't disturb the hair by brushing or combing it while it is wet If you're drying a wig, place it on a wig stand to dry. Don't use a blowdryer. Blow drying the hair can permanently change the curl or wave pattern of the hair. In other words, it can damage the hair. Some synthetic hair has been specially formulated to work with hot tools, but most have not. It should say if you can use hot tools on your synthetic hair on the package . Even then, check the label to see if you can blow dry the hair. For best results, allow the hair to air dry even if you can use hot tools on the hair. This applies to clip-in and non-clip-in extensions.
Summary: Squeeze the excess water out of the hair. Place the hair extensions on a towel. Air-dry the hair.

Problem: Article: Place a stainless steel pan or skillet on a burner and set it to a medium heat. Let the skillet warm up for around 15 minutes. Pour about 1floz (30ml) of normal or virgin olive oil into the pan. Let the oil sit until it starts to sizzle. As soon as the olive oil starts to sizzle, set your venison sausages in the skillet. Shake the pan to coat them with oil, which will keep the links from sticking to the pan. To make sure the sausage links don't burn, flip them over every 2 to 3 minutes using tongs. If your sausages appear to be blackening on the surface, turn them over more frequently. To give your sausages a bit more flavor, try adding onions to the mix. Peel an onion, then cut it in half and slice it into rings. After letting your links cook for 10 minutes, sprinkle your onions with a bit of olive oil to and add them to the pan. Add about half an onion for every 2 sausages. Continue flipping the sausages every 2 to 3 minutes. If you added onions, stir them around to keep them from sticking to the pan and to help the sausages absorb their flavor. After 15 or 20 minutes, check your sausages to see if they're done. Cooked deer sausages should be dark or golden brown and firm to the touch. Before eating your sausages, place a food thermometer in the center of the fattest link. If the internal temperature is at least 160F (71C), the sausages are cooked and can be removed from the pan.
Summary: Heat a skillet to a medium temperature. Add 1floz (30ml) of olive oil to the pan. Add the sausage links. Flip the sausages every few minutes. Add sliced onions after 10 minutes (optional). Cook the sausages for 10 to 15 more minutes. Remove your links when their internal temperature is 160F (71C).

Problem: Article: You want the drawing to be an event. Accordingly, find a place that can accommodate a large number of people. The car dealer's showroom is a great choice. Check if you can hold the drawing there. If you can't, then another good choice would be to hold the raffle in a school gymnasium. However, you probably can't get the car into the gym. Drum up extra interest by inviting your local paper and nearby television stations to attend the drawing. Ask a local celebrity to draw the winning ticket to entice the media to attend. A raffle not only raises money for your organization, it's also a great marketing tool. Have someone take a lot of pictures of the drawing and then put them on your website. Also send the pictures to local news media so that they can cover the story. Many U.S. states require that you file a financial statement after the raffle. If the car was worth more than $50,000, then you may also need to provide an audited financial statement. Check with your attorney for legal requirements. You may also have to file a W-2G with the IRS if the value of the car was 300 times the price of the raffle ticket. For example, you must file if the car was worth $16,000 and the ticket price was $50. You will also have to withhold taxes on the car if it is worth more than $5,000 and more than 300 times the ticket price. You can handle withholding taxes in a few ways: Ask the winner to hand over the taxes before you turn over the car. This often isn't the most practicable way, since many people won't have the money. Also, you need to tell people before they buy tickets that they'll be responsible for paying taxes. Increase the prize amount to include the taxes you'll withhold. This will eat into your profits but is fairly easy to do. Let the winner choose to take a cash equivalent and deduct the taxes from that amount.
Summary: Pick a location. Invite the news media. Take pictures of the raffle. File your financial statement. Withhold taxes on the car.

Problem: Article: Spring is typically a very rainy season, so it's a good idea to have an umbrella handy. Keep an umbrella by your front door or in your bag so you have it at hand. Choose a plain umbrella if you want to keep things simple, or go for a fun print. For instance, a cute polka dot print, cat print, heart print, or dinosaur print could brighten up a rainy day. Along with your umbrella, throw on a raincoat to protect your outfit and keep you warm. Pick a solid-colored raincoat in a neutral color or a color that matches a lot of your clothing so that it pairs with any outfit. That'll make it easy to wear it both to work and over the weekend. For instance, you might pick a yellow, tan, or navy raincoat. Spring is typically a rainy season, so be prepared! Make sure you have tall rain boots that are leak-free so you can protect your tootsies on rainy days. You might carry your work shoes in your bag and wear your rain boots so your feet will be dry when you get to work or school. Pick a solid colored pair of boots or go for a cute print, like polka dots.
Summary:
Carry an umbrella if the forecast predicts rain. Wear a raincoat to stay dry. Keep a pair of rain boots for wet days.