INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Temperature affects your quality of sleep. Even if the room is hot, put a top sheet and a blanket nearby in case you get cold. Consider opening a window or adjusting the heat. A room that is slept in less often may be an uncomfortable temperature, or may be stuffy and airless. Draw the curtains. Wear a sleep mask if you have one, or block the light with a pillow. Living rooms are likely to have blinking screens and LED lights, so consider blocking them from your view with a pillow or cushion. If you are sleeping in a full house, there may be people coming in and out, or noise in the morning. If you own earplugs, wear them while you sleep on the couch. Do not improvise earplugs out of cotton or tissue, as these may become stuck in your ear. Ask the other people sleeping in the house to keep it quiet if they can. Be kind, as you are either a guest or a host in this situation, and owe your guest or host courtesy and consideration. Do the best you can to do everything you normally do before bed. For example, if you normally watch TV, shower, drink a cup of herbal tea, snuggle with your stuffed animal and fall asleep at 10pm, try to do all those things in that order. Do whatever you normally do in your bed on the couch instead.

SUMMARY: Regulate your temperature. Make the room dark. Make it quiet. Recreate your ordinary bedtime routine.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Any pruning cut should be made within 14 inch (0.64cm) above an emerging rose bud. Cutting the rose branch at an angle near a bud will prevent water from collecting on the top of the cut. The main tool you'll use for snipping off rose branches is a pair of pruning shears, curved on both edges. If you're pruning thick stems near the center of the rose bush, use a long pruning saw or lopping shears, depending on how far you need to reach to make the cut. One of the primary goals in pruning rose bushes is to remove any extraneous branches and stems from the bush that could impede the flow of air. Cut off branches until you can see through from 1 side of the bush to the other with relatively few branches in your way. A rose bush that is gnarled and choked will have a poor air supply at its center. Consequently, the branches and buds in the middle of the bush won't grow. Suckers are small, unwanted rose growths which graft on to the roots of large, established rose bushes. If left to grow, suckers will drain away nutrients from the rose bushes. If you notice a sucker at the base of a plant, dig down through the soil until you find the place where the sucker has grafted onto the root. In most cases, you can use your hand to tear off the small suckers from the roots of rose bushes. If the suckers are more than 18 inch (0.32cm), though, you may need to use the shears to cut them off. Rose branches can be easily damaged during the winter by animals or people running into the bush or by winter winds snapping off branches. If you see any stems that are damaged, prune the stem. This applies whether the damaged branch is almost entirely severed already, or just slightly cracked. If damaged areas are not cut, they often lead to diseased branches. Branches with lesions or discoloration are a clear sign of disease. The diseases that afflict most types of rose bushes are fungal, so you may notice patches of what looks like mildew creeping down the rose stems, or a red-mottled color on the stalk. Trim the rose stem at least 12 inch (1.3cm) below diseased tissue. After trimming potentially diseased branches, it's important to sterilize your pruning shears. Do this by spraying the blades with a household cleaner like Lysol, or by dipping the blades in isopropyl alcohol. While pruning for dead and diseased branches can be done at any time of year, it's especially important to do during winter, before rose bushes "wake up" and begin to grow.

SUMMARY: Cut branches at a 45-degree angle right above the buds. Remove extra branches that are crowding the bush's center. Tear off suckers at the root with your hands. Cut damaged branches 12 inch (1.3cm) below the damaged area. Remove discolored branches with open lesions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Visit that website and keep the page open. Make sure to watch and listen for parents or anybody else that may tell on you. If someone comes, quickly switch windows or tabs to the other website. In Windows, you can quickly close the tab or window by pressing Ctrl+W. In Linux, you can switch workspaces quickly using the mouse wheel. Open your System Settings and click on Windows Manager Tweaks. Then select Workspaces tab and check the Use the mouse wheel on the desktop to switch workspaces. When you're finished, delete all the history on your computer that leads to any websites your parents don't want you on. In Firefox, there is actually an option you can select which will automatically clear your browsing history when you exit the browser. This article will guide you in setting that up. This is a special window in the browser which, when used, does not record any internet data, history, or cache. Most popular browser have such an option. In Internet Explorer, you can press Ctrl+ Shift+P to enter Private browsing. To exit incognito mode, simply close the window with incognito enabled. In Firefox, you can press Ctrl+ Shift+P. To exit this window in Firefox, press the same buttons. In Google Chrome, you can press Ctrl+ Shift+N to enter Incognito Mode. To exit incognito mode, simply close the window with incognito enabled.

SUMMARY: Find a website your parents will allow you to use. Find the website you want to use and open it up in a new window or tab. Clear your history. Using incognito mode!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An eyebrow powder kit will usually come with clear wax. The wax helps hold the hair in place and gives the powder something to adhere to. A small, angled brush helps set the shape.

SUMMARY:
Use an angled wax brush to apply the wax.