In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The third way that moisture can get into your basement is through condensation. Closing basement windows when the relative humidity outside is over 50 or 60 percent will prevent humid air from entering your house, and prevent condensation from forming. This is especially important in the warmer spring and summer months. Condensation forms when warm, humid air comes into contact with a cold surface, such as your basement wall or floor. Increasing the air flow will make it harder for condensation to form, because the movement will help to drive moisture out of the air. Increase ventilation in the basement by opening windows on non-humid days, by running fans, and by using exhaust vents. Along with preventing humid air from entering your basement, another way to prevent condensation is to insulate the walls to keep them warmer. When the walls are warmer, humid air won't condense on them. Only insulate exterior walls after addressing leaks and other areas where water is entering the basement from outside. Otherwise, you'll trap water behind the insulation and end up with mold. Cold water pipes are a classic place for condensation to form, because they're typically cooler than surrounding surfaces. Buy some foam pipe insulation, cut it to size for the pipes, and wrap the pipes with the insulation. This will prevent moisture from collecting on the pipes and condensation from forming.
Summary: Close basement windows on humid days and nights. Increase ventilation in the basement. Add extra insulation to exterior basement walls. Insulate cold water pipes.

To run a store, you will need to hire employeeseveryone from sales associates to cashiers to bookkeepers. You can run most of the official "behind the scenes" business yourself if you so desire, but you will need at least minimal help attending to your customers. Given the high cost of organic goods, it is only natural that you would expect the price of goods in your store to cost more than the price of goods in a non-organic store. That said, money talks, and if the amount of money you demand for your goods is too grating on your customers' ears, they will buy from someone else. Gauge what your prices should be by looking at the prices set by other nearby organic stores. If no other organic stores exist nearby, then gauge how much profit a non-organic store makes on each item it sells and roughly base your pricing on that, erring on the low side when in doubt. Advertise online or in print. Place an ad in the newspaper, distribute flyers around town, or place signs up advertising an opening sale. If possible, consider passing around a limited number of coupons to draw potential customers into the store. Focus your efforts in areas you expect your client base to gather, including farmer's markets or other organic shops that specialize in a different type of product. Industry trade shows allow you to network with others in the business. These other organic entrepreneurs can give you advice, put you in contact with good suppliers, or give you an avenue to showcase your product. These trade shows also offer classes and workshops that can give you more of the knowledge you need to make your business thrive.
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One-sentence summary -- Hire employees. Set reasonable prices. Advertise far and wide. Attend trade shows.

Q: After relaxing, it is best to not use heat styling of any kind on your hair. It will amplify the dryness and can cause a large amount of breakage. After washing your hair and allowing it to air dry till damp, blow dry on the lowest heat setting. Dry for as short of time as possible to prevent excess damage. If you must speed up drying time, use a soft t-shirt to squeeze moisture out of your hair. The t-shirt will be gentler and more absorbent than your rough towel. Use a protectant spray if you must use heat tools. A heat spray contains proteins to coat the sheath of the hair and act as a buffer between your hair and heat tools. Styles such as braids do not need heat and allow braids one day, and beautiful waves the next. This cuts down on shampooing amounts and allows your hair to regain strength after the first few days of your relaxing. Satin-covered rollers are a no-heat option. The rollers will lower the amount of frizziness, and the satin will prevent rubbing and tangling. Whenever using hair elastics, try to use no-damage bands. Many hair elastics are designed for less damage and ripping when used. Pick up some fashion friendly clips. Barrettes that are smooth with no teeth will prevent your hair from being damaged. Available in an assortment of styles, barrettes can be used to simply pin your hair away from your face or keep it up off your neck in a pony-tail style. Split ends are a part of life, no matter how well you care for your hair. After a tough processing like relaxing, already-beat-up ends can be brutalized. Regularly trim your split ends to prevent the damage from travelling up into your hair. A professional can spot hair damage you might not be able to. Keep a pro on speed dial and get your hair trimmed regularly. Don't be afraid to ask your stylist for tips and suggestions. After all, they are there to help you.
A: Protect your hair from heat. Style without heat. Get regular cuts and trims.

Article: Steaks taste best if they're cooked at room temperature. Steaks that are cooked too cold tend to come out tough. Before you begin cooking, set the steak out in your kitchen. Leave it out between 30 minutes and an hour. You will need a pan big enough to hold your whole steak. You should also use a heavy-duty pan, preferably one with a non-stick coating. A griddle pan or skillet can also be used to cook a steak. A pan needs to get very hot to comfortably cook a steak. If you're cooking multiple steaks, and don't have a pan big enough to hold them all, do not squeeze all the steaks on the pan. Instead cook them one at a time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Allow the steak to come to room temperature. Select the right frying pan.

Problem: Article: It's a blue icon with a white "F," typically found on the home screen. If you're not signed in, type your account information and tap Log In. It's at the top of the screen. The search key is the magnifying glass key on your keyboard. It's the first option in the search results. Be sure to choose this first option instead of "close friends list" or something like it. This opens that person's profile. It's beneath the person's name on their profile. If this person is a member of the Close Friends list, you'll see a blue check mark next to the list's name. This removes the blue check mark from the list's name. It's at the top-right corner of the screen. You've now removed your friend from the Close Friends list.
Summary:
Open Facebook. Tap the Search box. Type close friends and tap the search key. Select Close Friends. Select the friend you want to remove from the list. Tap Friends. Tap Edit Friend Lists. Tap Close Friends. Tap Done.