Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take a looksee at "How to Think Positively." Read up on being the wonder that is you. Find out why you should love yourself. Look at "How to Admit Mistakes." Pick a quality, any quality.

Answer: That's a tough one, especially if everything seems to be going wrong. But that's when it's the most necessary. And at the end of the day only we have control over our thoughts. So why do we think the bad stuff anyway? Thinking positively can change your outlook on everything. It's really the first step to change, regardless of how you're trying to improve. If nothing else, take a look at the article to see if you already do the tips it suggests! You know what's even better than being cool and knowing how to do everything? Being yourself. It's only when you're yourself that you will know that people actually like you and that you can be happy doing your own thing. And how many of us are our true selves? Not many. Once you are yourself, you have to love yourself, too. If you thought being yourself sounded like a challenge, try this one on for size! Curious how loving yourself will improve your personality? You'll be less stressed, feel less pressure to conform, be more comfortable in more situations, and maybe even realize that your personality doesn't need improving. Loving yourself is not something a how-to manual can really resolve. So if you're not looking for abstract ways that will leave you wondering, "...Do I love myself?" try for something more tangible, like admitting mistakes. It takes a mature person with a strong personality to do that. You know another big one? Apologizing. It's not the easiest thing to do, but definitely one of the rarest. wikiHow has them all. If you want to be something, wikiHow can probably tell you how to do it. And if you don't find it -- well, get to writing! Here's a few to wet your whistle: How to Be Smart How to Be Quiet How to Be Humble How to Be Intelligent How to Be Bold How to Be Cool How to Be Dark

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold the instrument out to your right. Place your hands correctly. Position your mouth for blowing. Practice blowing until you get a sound.

Answer: Position the fife so that it is horizontal and extending out to the right of your face. The six holes for fingers should be out to the right, while the one hole on its own goes near your mouth for blowing. Cover the three holes nearest to your mouth with the first three fingers of your left hand. Face the palm of that hand toward you. Cover the other three holes with the first three fingers of your right hand. Face the palm of that hand away from you. Though the index, middle, and ring fingers of each hand will be the only ones covering holes, support the fife with the thumb and pinky fingers of both hands by resting them on the body of the instrument however they are comfortable. If your instrument is not the conventional 6-hole fife, you may have more holes to cover with your other fingers, but you can still use this basic hand placement. Place your bottom lip against the fife right next to the hole for blowing. Tighten your lips and try to blow across the hole rather than down into it. To get the right angle for your breath, imagine some of the air from your mouth is hitting the inner wall of the fife, and some is going past the blow hole outside the fife. Try blowing out air as if you are whispering the word "too," with lips tightened together and air pushed out sharply by your tongue. Roll the instrument slowly back and forth while blowing to find the right angle to create a sound. Also try changing the angle of your breath and the tightness of your lips to find what makes the best sound. Practice blowing and holding the fife correctly by doing it in front of a mirror. Don't worry if it takes a long time to get your fife to make a sound! Keep experimenting with the angle of the fife and your lips until you can get a sound consistently.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a sheet of paper and make an origami water bomb. Use a speed loader or funnel and load it to about three fourths capacity with plastic 6mm BBs. Take a GREEN fused firecracker and place it in the water bomb's hole fuse side up (or use a bottle rocket with the stick removed). Place the rocket fuse side up through the water bomb's hole in the top. Be very careful with it. (NOTE:

Answer: The explosion CAN set the paper on fire. Don't use too strong of an explosive, make sure it can't do any serious damage if something goes wrong)

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think about your brand identity. Draw lots of rough ideas. Get some feedback for your designs.

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A logo should not be treated as a simple afterthought. The logo you design is going to be used to identify your brand or organization for years to come. A logo is worth putting time and energy into designing. Before you start designing a logo, take some time to think about your brand identity. If you are designing a logo for someone else, study the brand or have an interview with the brand owner. Here are some questions you should ask before designing a logo: What is the philosophy behind your brand? What makes you different from the competition? Are there any symbols or images that are representative of your brand? Are there any colors or color combinations that fit your brand identity. Once you have an idea of your brand identity, start sketching your ideas. You can do this on paper, or in Illustrator. Avoid adding color at this stage. Don't go with the first idea that pops into your head. Professional graphic designers will often draw hundreds of rough ideas. After you've designed a number of rough logos, narrow it down to a few of your favorites. Show them to other graphic designers. If you are designing for someone else, show it to the client and see if they have anything they want to change or add.