Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sand down the edges. Distress wooden boards using gravel. Gouge the wood with a blunt object. Use wood screws to create wormholes. Chip the edges with chisel.

Answer: Go over the angled edges of the piece with a sheet of sandpaper. Stick with a high-grit sandpaper and vary the amount of pressure you apply to each area for more natural-looking wear, or use sanders with different grits to change the character of each surface slightly. You might also choose to go over the flat face surfaces as well, especially in smooth, glossy areas that give away the newness of the wood. Some strategic sanding alone can instantly make untouched wood look well-aged. Simply lay one board flat on the ground and cover it with gravel from end to end. Place a second board over the top, then stand on the upper board and walk back and forth slowly. Your weight will grind the gravel into the surface of both boards, leaving behind distinct marks in a random pattern. Don't just walk on the boardsrock forward and backward, jump up and down, depending on how pronounced you want the distressing to turn out. Be sure to flip the boards over and repeat on the opposite surface if both sides of the board will be visible in the finished piece. This method can be a big time saver if you're working with raw lumber rather than furniture or some other constructed item. Take a hammer, screwdriver, length of heavy chain, high-heeled shoe or similar tool and use it to strike the wooden surface all over. The impact will leave behind deep impressions that look like the result of bumps, drops and knocks collected over the years. Chains can be especially useful if you want the distressing to be as realistic as possible, since the links will hit a differently with every swing. Be careful not to overdo ittoo many deep impressions may be a giveaway that the wood has been artificially distressed. Drive half a dozen wood screws through a slender piece of scrap board so that the sharp ends stick out the other side. Hammer the wooden piece repeatedly using varying amounts of force. This will open up a series of small holes that look like insects have tunneled through them. Change the position of the screw board or strike the piece from multiple angles so the wormholes don't all have the same pattern. Angle the flat tip of the chisel or awl against the side of the piece and tap it with a hammer. Go around the entire piece and repeat the chiseling process on all sides, making sure to notch the wood at irregular intervals. If you want the wood to look severely distressed, work the chisel deeper into the surface to take off entire chunks. Simulated nicks can give wooden accessories a lot of extra personality, particularly on hard-wearing pieces like beams, door frames, desks and coffee tables.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open a web browser. Navigate to http://www.twittaquitta.com/. Click Log in with Twitter. Type your Twitter username and password. Click Authorize App. Type your email address. Click Submit. Read the email from TwittaQuitta. Click the word "link" in the email message.

Answer: You can use TwittaQuitta to receive a daily email containing a list of everyone who has unfollowed you. You'll have to type it in both provided blanks. It contains a link you'll have to click to complete the signup process. You are now signed up to receive daily emails from TwittaQuitta. If you want to unsubscribe from TwittaQuitta, click the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of an email.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a professional waxing. Consider laser treatment. Consider electrolysis.

Answer: A professional waxing will work more or less the same way as if you were doing it yourself or having a friend help you. The level of pain is likely to be roughly the same. Professionals may be able to work more quickly than amateur assistants and, depending the service you use, you may be in a more comfortable environment than you would be at home. Back waxing fees will vary by location. $40-$70 for just the back is typical costs will be higher if extra areas are waxed. This option uses a precisely-controlled medical laser to burn individual hair roots. Multiple treatments are usually needed over time to get permanent results. Some limited hair regrowth can occur over time, though multiple sessions make this less likely. This procedure tends to cost about $400-$500 per session. One advantage of laser treatments is that they allow the option of "thinning out" patches of hair, rather than removing all of it. This option uses a small electrical probe to individually shock each hair follicle. Electrolysis is truly permanent once each cell is treated, it is very rare that hair will regrow. However, since each hair follicle must be treated individually, it can be very time-consuming. This procedure costs about $40 per treatment, but a large area like your back may require many treatments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch Google Play. Search for Pixlr-o-matic. Download and install the app.

Answer:
Tap the Play store app icon on your home screen or in your app drawer. The first app on the list is usually the one. Tap on it to open its page. You can read more information about the app on the page. Tap on Install. It will download to your device and automatically install.