Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sit at the front of the class. Avoid sitting with friends. Rid yourself of any other distractions.

Answer: This helps you focus on the teacher. This also allows you to hear your teacher clearly, making it easier to understand more what she/he is talking about. Although the urge to sit with your buddies may be appealing, try your best to avoid the temptation. Chatting with friends is will distract you and cause you to lose. This will not only get you trouble, but lower your concentration rate for the class altogether. If you feel the urge to speak with a classmate, yet are seated in an assigned location, talk to your teacher about getting your changing seats. Failing that, let the friend know (outside of class!) that this is not meant to insult them; you just need to focus. Some of us get distracted very easily and distractions keep us from learning. For example, if your water bottle is catching all your attention, immediately remove it from your desk. Eliminate any distractions (even if you don't want to) and you'll soon find your attention immediately going to the teacher each class.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide how thick you want your straps. Multiply this number by two and add inch. Cut the fabric. Make the second strap.

Answer: You may want thin spaghetti straps, or you may want straps that are a little thicker. Decide in inches how thin you want your straps. Keep in mind that a slightly thicker strap could give you more comfort and security if you are worried about your dress slipping down. If it's a formal or elegant dress, you may want to sew thinner spaghetti straps. If it's a casual dress, you could go either way. This will be the measurement for the width of your fabric when you cut it. You need to multiply the number because you will be folding the fabric in half width-wise and sewing it to create your strap. For instance, if you want your straps to be half an inch thick, multiply this number by two and add of an inch so that your width will be 1 inches. According to your measurements for the width and length of your fabric, cut the fabric. You may want to cut along a ruler to make sure that you are cutting straight. For instance, say you calculated that you needed 20 inches (50.8cm) of length for your strap and 1 inches of thickness. If you got a yard of fabric, cut a 20x1 inches rectangle. This will be the material you will use to make your strap. Since you are making two straps for your dress, cut another rectangle the same measurements as the first rectangle. You can lay the first rectangle you made over the fabric and cut around it if that makes it easier.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have your friend pull up their QR code. Click the magnifying glass icon on the bottom-left on your phone. Hit the scanner icon at the top right, next to the search field. Scan your friend's QR code from their screen. Tap Follow next to your friend's username.

Answer: To do this, open their app and click the person icon at the bottom right. Hit the QR code icon at the top right, next to the three dots in a row. Wait for the code to load. If they want to, they can save it to their phone by clicking "Save image." This will open the search screen. Make sure it's centered in the box on your screen.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play with a rubberized paddle to increase control. Look at different rubber textures. Consider how thick you want the rubber sponge to be. Replace your paddle or rubber when it becomes worn out.

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Make sure the paddle you're playing with has rubber attached to at least one side. Most ping pong paddles have a thin sheet of rubber glued to the flat surface of the paddle. This adds traction to the face of the paddle and gives you more control over the ball. If your play style involves using a lot of spin to switch up the speed and direction of the ball, it's important that you find a paddle with some good, grippy rubber. Having control over the ball means making it go where you want at the speed you want, without having to worry about the ball sliding or deflecting off the paddle. Almost all ping pong paddles are rubberized these days. However, the quality, durability and play characteristics of rubbers can vary greatly. Play with a textured paddle to change the way you handle the ball. In addition to the rubber layer, some paddles also have textures known as "pimples," "dimples" or "waffling" that grip the ball and help it stick briefly after it makes contact. For defensive players and people who like to decide the pace of a game, a textured paddle can make a big difference. With a textured paddle, you'll have additional traction but give up a little bit of speed and reactivity on returns. Deep textures are not recommended for players who use a lot of spin techniques. Decide whether you'd play better with a thicker or thinner rubber sponge. The sponge lies beneath the outer surface of the rubber to absorb impact and offer grip and control. It also changes the speed with which the ball can be returned. Thicker sponges make the paddle heavier and more dense, which lets you hit the ball with more speed. Thin layers of rubber, on the other hand, provide sensitivity and let you slow things down a bit. In addition to the type, softness and texture of the rubber, you have a choice of how thick you want the sponge. The more you play with a paddle, the fast the rubber surface will begin to show signs of wear. When this happens, either replace the rubber and sponge or drop some money on a new paddle. Rubber that has been worn thin loses a lot of its grippiness and spring, which will compromise your technique. Look for places where the texturing is thinned out or feels less pronounced to the touch. If you tend to use commercial paddles, buy a new one once the old one is past its prime. If you play with a custom paddle, strip off the worn out rubber and attach a new one.