In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wearing shoes that match your skin tone can help create the illusion of longer legs. If you want to elongate your legs, opt for a pair of flats, sandals, or heels in your own skin tone. Pair them with shorts, a dress, or a skirt to create the appearance of long legs. You can elongate your look and flatter your petite figure by matching the color of your shoes and pants. Try pairing navy slip-on sneakers with a pair of cropped navy pants. You can also try wearing black oxfords with a black suit. Ankle boots are a perfect accessory for nearly any outfit. You can pair them with skirts and dresses as well as trousers and jeans. Avoid wearing tall boots, as these can make you look even shorter. Stick to one or two statement accessories to complement your shoes and outfit. This will ensure you don't overwhelm your figure. Try a statement necklace, a handbag that pops, or a pair of killer sunglasses. Or go for understated jewelry, like a simple necklace and coordinating ring.
Summary: Go for nude shoes. Wear shoes that are the same color as your pants. Wear ankle boots. Don't overwhelm your look with accessories.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Partial transparencies also stack, meaning you can use this to "shade in" images realistically. If you need a partial edge or gentle transition, set the brush or eraser opacity to 10% or so. Now, every time you shade over that area, you erase 10% of pixels each time. So, if you erase it 10 times in one area, then move over and erase 8 times, then 6, etc, you would get a nice, gradual merge. Found through "Selection" "Refine Edge," this shows off what your image will look like without a background. This allows you to see your new photo perfectly, fine tuning it before merging it in. Any selection, on any layer, can be refined. When done, click "Selection" "Inverse" and hit the Delete key to erase all the pixels you refined out. Radius: Shrinks the edge all the way around. Each pixel you "add" cuts a pixel closer to your selection. Smooth: Rounds the edges Feather: Adds partial transparent "blur" to the edge of the selection. Contrast: Makes harder edges and points. Opposite of "Smooth." Shift Edge: Grows or shrinks the entire thing based on the percentage you supply. This feature will sync up the two images, like a group photo where one person closed their eyes. Pull in another copy where they have their eyes open, then select both layers by Ctrl/Cmd-clicking them. From there, select "Edit" "Auto-Align Layers." Select "Reposition Only" for the best results. Blending modes relate one layer to another. So, for example, if your bottom layer has strong lighting, you can tell your top layer to take some of these light pixels and use them to lighten up your top layer. Sound confusing? The best part is, it is simple and easy to experiment without permanent damages. To use them: Click on the top layer of the ones you're merging. Click on the drop-down menu, currently set to "Normal" above the layers. Choose a new blending mode, noting how it changes your image. Try out Pin Light Lighten Multiply Overlay Soft Light Dissolve
Summary: Change the opacity of your brushes and erasers for tighter control. Use "Refine Edge" to get perfect cuts and selections. Try the "Auto-Align Layers" if you're matching near-identical photos. Play with "Blending Modes" to match the lighting in your merged images.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Losing 5 pounds may be accomplished by fixing weak spots in your diet and exercise regime. Create a list of everything you ate in the past week. Include your daily schedule so that you can see how much activity you do. You can start recording this a week before your diet, or you can recall it from memory. How much soda and juice do you drink? How much sugar do you eat every day? How much white bread and pasta do you eat? How much do you exercise every week? Do you sit for long periods for work? How often do you eat out? . This will tell you how many calories you can eat every day. Aim to hit an area between 1,200 and 1,800. Smaller women should aim for between 1,200 and 1,500, and men should aim for 1,600 to 1,800. Buy all of your food at one time to avoid buying junk food later in the week when you might be having cravings. Shop along the perimeter of the supermarket where the whole foods and produce are located. Don't forget to pick up berries, green, leafy veggies, whole grains and low-fat yogurt. Whether it's your husband, best friend, mom or co-worker, morale helps boost weight loss results. Workout buddies can help motivate you to exercise longer. They can also help spot you on weights or split the cost of a personal trainer. As you progress through the week, write down everything you eat and drink throughout the day. Note how much of it you ate and how many calories were in the meal. Add these up at the end of the day to see if you are within your calorie allowance. You may also want to record all of your physical activity so that you know how many calories you are burning. There are many apps for your smartphone that can help you track diet and exercise. Some even have a database of common meals and foods with the nutritional information and calorie count available to make it easier to watch your calorie intake. Set a bedtime for every night of the week to make sure that you get plenty of rest. Sleep is one of the secret ingredients in achieving any weight loss goal. When you are low on sleep, your body releases cortisol, a hormone that makes you store weight. When setting your bedtime, be aware that you may have to wake up earlier than usual to exercise. Weight can fluctuate throughout the day, so you should try to weigh yourself right after you wake up for consistent results. Aim to have lost 2 pounds (.91 kg) by Wednesday. If you do not see the results you want, check back over your activities and food journal to make sure that you were burning more calories than you were eating.
Summary:
Identify your current habits. Calculate your daily calorie allowance Shop ahead for your week of meals. Find a weight loss buddy. Record what you eat in a journal. Go to sleep early. Weigh yourself in the morning.