Problem: Article: This is important; if your hair is too wet, it won't dry all the way overnight. You can dampen your hair by lightly misting it with some water. You can also add a little bit of hair product, such as mousse, light gel, or styling cream. This will help the wave hold better. Once you have the headband on, you won't be able to part your hair. It won't be a good idea to part your hair after you get the waves in. Doing so might disrupt the wave pattern. The headband should be no more than an inch (2.54 centimeters) thick. If you have one of those really wide headbands, then try folding it over inward. You can also make your own by wrapping a piece of elastic around your head and knotting it.
Summary: Start with slightly damp, but not wet, hair. Make sure that your hair is tangle-free and parted how you want it to be. Place a thin, stretchy headband over your hair and around your head.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Turn on a cold water tap and let it run for a minute. Either remove the reservoir and fill it at the tap, or fill a separate container and pour the water into the reservoir. If the machine has a lid, replace it when the reservoir is full. Do not fill the reservoir past the water line. Some commercial espresso makers have water piped directly into the machine. In this case, you don't have to worry about filling the reservoir. The power switch will most likely be located on the machine's backsplash. Turn the switch to the "on" position and give the machine at least 15 minutes to warm up. This will give the machine time to heat the water and build the pressure required to force water through the grounds. Larger espresso machines may need up to 45 minutes to warm up. Check the manufacturer's instructions for the exact preheating time. The portafilter, or portable filter, is the handled cup component on an espresso machine that holds the coffee grounds. To get the portafilter ready, insert a filter basket into the basin. Then, insert the portafilter upward into the bottom of the group head and turn the portafilter to the right to lock it in place. Filter baskets and portafilters come in multiple sizes. Choose the right size portafilter and basket depending on whether you're making a single, double, or triple shot of espresso. Once the portafilter is in place, turn on the water for a single shot and allow it to pour through the group head and portafilter. This will rinse out any old coffee, detergent, or other particles. When the water has finished, remove the portafilter by turning the handle to the left and then pulling the portafilter down and out of the group head. Wipe the portafilter and group head dry with a clean towel. Return the portafilter to the locked position in the group head. Once the espresso machine is ready to go, always leave the portafilter in this position. This will prevent the machine from losing pressure and help it maintain the right temperature.

SUMMARY: Fill the reservoir with water. Turn on and preheat the machine. Set up the portafilter. Rinse and dry the portafilter.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's a white app with a blue speech bubble. If you're not logged in, you'll be prompted to do so. It's a blue circle with the outline of a person in the top left corner. This will open your profile page. It's toward the bottom of the page. If you don't see the option to switch accounts, update your Messenger app. It's at the top right corner of the page. The Add an account window will pop up. You'll need the email or phone number and password associated with the account. It's at the bottom right of the Add an account window. The Require Password window will pop up. You'll need to enter your password each time you switch to this account. If you don't want to enter your password each time, tap Don't Require. Another window will open. The Text Anyone in Your Phone window will pop up. If you don't want to enter your phone number, you can tap Not Now Skip. This will take you to the Invite your friends to Messenger window. You can tap Learn More Not now if you don't want Messenger to upload your contacts. You can tap Skip at the top right corner to skip this step, or tap Invite More Later at the top of the page to perform this step at a later time. It's at the top right corner of the screen. You're now logged in with the account you've added.
Summary: Open Messenger. Tap the Profile button. Tap Switch Account. Tap +. Enter the information for the account you want to add. Tap OK. Tap Require to require a password. Tap Continue as [name]. Enter your phone number. Tap Ok to allow Messenger to continuously upload your contacts. Tap Invite next to any friends you want to invite to Messenger. Tap Done.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: What you're doing is establishing a second source of air that you can use when your lungs run out. While this may make you look like a chipmunk, the more useful analogy is to think of yourself as a human bagpipe, and your cheeks as the bellows. Close your jaw, but make a tiny opening in your mouth, and use your cheek muscles to push the air out slowly. Continue to breathe in deeply through your nose. Control the motion so that it takes between three and five seconds to blow out the air in your mouth Experts differ somewhat on this step. Some recommend keeping your cheeks puffed out the entire time, refilling them frequently with little bits of air from the lungs. Others, however, suggest that it might be more natural to let your cheeks return to a normal breathing position as you let the air out of your mouth. Experiment with both to determine which is more comfortableand effectivefor you and your instrument. Since you have been breathing in through your nose the whole time, your lungs should fill up by the time the air in your mouth runs out. You can change where the air is coming from by closing your soft palate. You should do this right before your lungs run out, so you have time to fill your lungs again while you are using the air stored in your mouth. Once you are able to turn it into a seamless process, you will never have to pause to take a breath while playing your instrument again.
Summary:
Fill your cheeks with air, and breathe in and out through your nose. Blow out the air you have been holding in your mouth. Switch to exhaling using your lungs when the air in your mouth runs out. Fill your cheeks with air again. Repeat this sequence continuously.