In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Define your banner size: there are a number of standard banner sizes. For our purposes, we'll focus on a standard "full banner" size: 468 pixels by 60 pixels: Note: this is a standard size, but it's not a requirement. If your needs and requirements call for other dimensions, let that be your guide. Fill the background layer with a color that compliments your website design. Click on the Foreground Color to bring up the Color Picker, and select your fill color. With the Paint Bucket tool, fill background layer of the banner with your chosen color. We are going to fill this with a richer color to help set off the text and logo. We want it to be proportional to the size of the banner, and centered. In the new layer, create a selection that is somewhat smaller than the original banner, and fill it with the desired color. Center the filled area. Select the entire layer by pressing CTRL-A (PC) or Command-A (Macintosh). From the Layer menu, select Align Layers to Selection > Vertical Centers. Repeat this step but select Horizontal Centers. This will center the contrast layer horizontally and vertically. Open your logo file, copy it, and paste it into your banner document where it will appear as a new layer. Resize it as necessary to fit. Press CTRL-T on a PC, or Command-T on a Macintosh, and use the handles to resize the document as necessary, using the shift key on the handles to resize proportionally. Select the text tool, pick your desired font, and type it in. If it's not the right size, adjust as necessary, as described in the previous step. Sometimes, a logo and name is enough. Other times, adding some lines and ornaments will add the needed interest to your banner. Create a new layer to do this so that you can make any adjustments necessary without disturbing other layers. Fine tune the placement of logo and title, and any extra elements, and then save your banner.
Summary: Create a new document. Set the background color. Create a new layer. Add your logo. Add your company or website name. Add extra elements. Clean it up.

Coffee has caffeine in it, which means it will keep you up and help you avoid feeling tired. Try to drink 1 cup of coffee at the start of the night to help you stay awake if you are feeling tired. If you don't normally drink coffee, don't drink more than 1 cup. It can give you the shakes and make you feel more tired if you drink too much. Your bed might seem like a great place to sit and relax, but this can signal to your body that it is time to fall asleep. Stay away from your bed or laying on a super comfy couch until you actually want to fall asleep. Try to sit on a chair with a back instead. If you only have a bed to sit on, try putting some pillows on the floor to make a seat that is comfortable but won't make you fall asleep. If you start feeling super tired, go to the bathroom and turn your sink to the coldest it can get. Cup some water in your hands and splash it into your face until you feel awake again. This will shock your body and make it harder for you to go to sleep. You can do this a couple times throughout the night if you need to. Try not to splash water all over your bathroom when you do this. Doing exercise can help your body think that it is time to stay awake. If you start feeling tired, do some simple jumping jacks and lunges to wake your body up. Try doing exercises until you are slightly out of breath to get your heart rate up. This will circulate more blood and oxygen throughout your body to keep you awake. When you wear pajamas, you signal to your body that it is time to go to bed. Wear clothes that you would normally wear during the day, like jeans and a t-shirt, to subliminally tell yourself that it is time to stay awake. You can even put your shoes on if you want to signal to your body that it really is time to stay awake and be active. Making your room dark will probably make you sleepy. If you can, keep your lights on and bright to make sure you can't fall asleep easily. If you can't leave your lights on in your room because other members of your family might see them, take a flashlight with you and keep that on as you stay awake. Overhead lights will keep you awake even more than lamps, since they are usually brighter and stronger.
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One-sentence summary -- Drink coffee to help you stay awake. Avoid laying in your bed or getting too comfortable. Splash some cold water on your face to wake you up. Exercise to keep your body awake. Change out of your pajamas to keep yourself awake. Keep your lights turned on if you can.

Problem: Article: Spritz water onto the section you'd like to start with. The smaller the sections, the more volume your hairdo will have. Keep in mind that this method works best for long, straighter hair that lacks natural volume. Starting from the tip, loop your hair around the straw multiple times until you reach your roots. Keep these loops loose and irregular. However, don't wrap them so loosely that the curl comes undone. Use a bobby pin to hold the straw and your hair in place along your scalp. Spritz a little hairspray onto each wrapped strand. This will help hold your curls in place once you've finished. Unlike ringlet curls, you don't have to make every strand the same size or wrap them the same way. Because of the chaotic, messy nature of this look, it's ok if you miss a few strands and stray hairs. Wait about two to three hours first to allow the curls to set. Unclip the bobby pins and then unravel the strands by hand. Use your fingers to gently fluff out your coils into "big hair." Add a small amount of hair oil to soften your hair to make it easier to work with. Keep in mind that this method intentionally adds tangles and frizz to create volume. Combing it will be difficult. Use your fingers to arrange your hair for any final styling.
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Select and moisten the first strand of hair. Wrap your hair onto the first straw. Secure the curl. Repeat the process until you've wrapped all or most of your hair. Remove the straws while your hair is still slightly damp.