Write an article based on this "Keep layers long. Ask for blended layers. Wear your hair long."
article: By keeping layers long, you can add weight to curls and keep them from springing up. Long layers will look flattering whether you wear your hair naturally curly or you straighten it. Stay away from short layers, because they make hair lighter and create a looser hairstyle. Keep your shortest layer at least 10 inches (25cm) long, if you have hair below your shoulders. If you have medium-length hair, keep your shortest layer at least 6 inches (15cm) long. If you have chin-length hair, keep the shortest layer at least 4 inches (10cm) long. You will need some type of layering with curly hair. Otherwise, you're at risk of having a triangle-shaped cut, where all the weight poofs out at the bottom. Make sure your layers do not create any weight lines, like what you would see in a wedge or "stacked" haircut. Ask your stylist for blended layers that do not create any added weight. Growing your hair out is one of the easiest ways to add weight to curls, but it can take time to grow. The longer your hair is, the more added weight to hold your curls down. Grow your hair out no matter what type of curl you have to help lay it down.

Write an article based on this "Cut open the fish with a sharp knife. Remove the internal organs. Remove the spine. Get your trout ready for cooking."
article: Try to cut in a straight line up along the underbelly. Lay the trout flat on a cutting board or other flat surface. Hold the fish down on the cutting board with your left hand. Try to cut one clean line through the bottom of the fish. Don't cut into the guts. Reach into the body cavity to remove the intestines, heart, and other organs. Scrape out the organs with a spoon or pull the organs out with your hand. Put your spoon or hand through the cut open fish. Try not to let any organs break open as this can spread disease. Throw the organs away when you are done. Identify the spine as a blood red line that goes from head to tail on the uppermost part of the fish. Scrape out the spine with your thumb or a spoon. Scrape from the tail to the gills. Take this opportunity to remove any guts that remain. Make sure to wash out all organs and blood. Scrape any organs out that you can't wash away. Freeze the trout if you're not going to cook it right away. Make sure all of the guts are gone before you freeze or cook the trout. Rinse the fish in clean water before cooking or freezing. Check to make sure that waters where you fish are free of contaminants. Don't eat the fish if you're unsure.

Write an article based on this "Repeat the person's name as soon as he or she introduces it to you. Ask him to spell his name. Ask the person to repeat her name."
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Saying it out loud a few times will help you commit to memory. Apply this method during introductions. As you shake the person's hand, you can say, "Hello, [insert name]." If a conversation follows, repeat her name throughout the time. If you are unable to speak to the person for long, bid her goodbye and repeat her name again before she leaves. Attempt to use the person's name two or three times throughout the conversation so that you remember it better. For example, when meeting a new colleague at work named Kira, shake her hand and say, "Hello, [insert name]. Welcome to the office!" Include her name when asking her questions, such as, "What made you interested in working in technology, [insert name]?" The more often you repeat the person's name right away, the more likely you are to remember it later. If his name is difficult to remember, asking for the correct spelling will give you a visual image. This also works for names you have never heard before, such as "Honghui" and "Kichiro". As they spell it out, you will be able to envision the way the name in spelled in your head. Also, this method will give you the chance to hear the correct pronunciation of his name again. This method can be applied to names with different spellings as well. For example, the name "Shawn" could also be spelled "Sean" or even "Shon". By clarifying the spelling of the person's name, you will be able to correctly identify his name. This method cannot be applied to common names, such as "Harry." If you are unable to ask the person to spell his or her name, see if he has a business card. Having a visual image and physical reminder of his name will help you recall it. If it's near the start of the conversation and you forget her name, say, "I'm sorry, but I didn't catch your name." If you're asking later on towards the end of the conversation, in order to sound polite, say something along the lines of, "I've enjoyed talking to you, but I can't seem to remember your name. Please repeat it for me". The compliment will soften the blow of having forgotten her name. Although you may feel embarrassed when asking for her name again, following this step will prevent awkward situations from occurring in the future. It is best to apply this method early in the relationship rather than later.