In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Stand 12ft (0.300.61m) away from the golf tee. Position your feet so that they are parallel with each other and square your shoulders. Hold the handle on your club firmly with both hands and angle the club out in front of you. You should feel comfortable and natural. Bend at your knees and waist and square your shoulders. Line up your waist and spine with the ball while you position your golf club behind the golf tee. Fight any urge you have to lean backward when chipping the ball because it often leads to wide shots or shots that get too much air. Bend your non-dominant wrist and your back arm slightly at the elbow while you bring the club back. Keep your leading arm as straight as possible while you swing the club in the backward motion. For chip shots, you'll only need to bring the club back 1.52ft (0.460.61m). Don't bring the club too far back or you'll hit the ball too hard and the direction will be unpredictable. Swing the club in a slightly downward direction. Hit the ball before the club makes contact with the grass for a clean shot. If done correctly, the ball should jump up over whatever obstruction is in your way. It's normal for the club to hit the grass after it hits the ball. It may take several tries before you make contact with the ball.
Summary: Plant your feet on the ground with your toes facing the golf tee. Bend forward slightly at the waist. Bring the club up behind you. Swing the club forward and hit the ball.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're not covering the top edges of the wall with painter's tape, you'll want to use an angled brush to cut in along the edges of the ceiling, where the trim meets the wall. This brush will allow you to paint more precisely so you won't risk getting paint on the wall with your paint roller. Begin by only pouring about 2 cups (470mL) of paint into a paint tray. Do not submerge the entire roller head, or it will become saturated with paint. Instead, lightly graze the roller across the surface of the paint 3-4 times until the roller is coated. If you can't reach every part of your ceiling when standing on the floor, you'll need to stand on a stepladder. Set up the stepladder under the first section of ceiling you plan to paint. Then, once you've covered the roller in paint, stand on the second or third step of the ladder to reach the ceiling. Purchase a stepladder at your local hardware store. Paint-supply stores may also sell stepladders. Dip your roller into the paint tray and coat evenly, making sure that excess paint has been driven from the roller. Cover the ceiling with a layer of paint. Do this by creating "W" or "V" shapes without ever removing the roller from the surface of the ceiling. Maintain even pressure on your roller as you move it across the ceiling. Uneven pressure may cause uneven textures to blot along your ceiling. Make sure you paint the ceiling before the cut-in line dries. Paint while the cut in line is still wet to prevent a clear line from forming between the edge and the center of the ceiling. When you're done with painting zigzags across 1 section of the ceiling, move on and paint another section. Overlap with the previous section to blend the new part with the paint you've already applied. Don't worry too much about creating a uniform look just yet. Just make sure that you've covered the entire ceiling with zigzags of paint. For this layer, move your roller across the ceiling in straight lines. The lines should overlap by about 1 inch (2.5cm) so there aren't visible gaps between broad lines when the paint dries. This will help even out the paint and give your ceiling a uniform color and texture. Once the ceiling is covered, let the paint dry overnight. If you've applied a primer coat, you shouldn't need to apply a second coat of paint. Tear down the painter's tape from the walls and light fixtures, and throw away any drop cloths that you put down on the floor. Wash the paint roller in hot, soapy water. Also remove drop cloths from your furniture in the room.
Summary: Cut in along the corners with an angled brush if you're not using tape. Pour the paint into a tray and dip your roller in. Set up a stepladder if you have a ceiling higher than 8ft (2.4m). Paint the ceiling in zigzag lines with your roller. Paint in sections until the entire ceiling is covered with zigzags. Paint over the zigzags with straight lines of paint. Clean up and wash your supplies once you've finished the paint job.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can easily find attractive decorative vases at your nearest department store or home decor outlet. Pick a simple vase that matches the color of another accessory in your living room, like the throw pillows on your couch. Alternatively, create visual interest by choosing a vase with cutout designs. When set near a lamp, a cutout vase will cast appealing shadows along the top of your side table. Pick a style of glass that appeals to you; both opaque and clear glass work as side table decorations. Color is most important for decorating with glass bottles. Try to pick glass bottles in colors that are not identical, but work well together (like violet, pink, and magenta or teal, mint green, and ocean blue). You can also place flowers or sand inside the bottles for an extra touch. Purchase an item that really catches your eye, whether it be a plant, sculpture, decorative box, lamp, or something similar. Place it in the middle of the side table on its own so it can take center stage. This decorative choice is simple, but will prove effective at drawing the eyes of your guests. Small coffee table books can be set on top of your side tables. Try to pick books with the most appealing designs. Vibrantly designed books make the best choices. Watch out for interesting lettering and color schemes. Try to pick books of different thicknesses as well for further visual interest. If you want to make your decorating a bit more personal, try to pick books that focus on subject matter you enjoy, such as photos of kittens or gorgeous cityscapes. Your theme could be anything that appeals to you or hearken back to a favorite memory. For instance, if you're a lover of the outdoors, decorate your side table with flowers, plants, and stones. If you recently traveled to an amazing city, place souvenirs (such as a mini Eiffel Tower or tiny Kyoto shrine gates) and travel photos from that city on your side table. While you can use plain jars, decorative glass jars make a stronger impression. Pick jars with gorgeous etchings or your favorite saying scrawled on the sides. If you want, fill your jar with glass beads or your favorite type of candy. Houseplants are a classic decor item and are perfect for side tables. Make a potted plant a standalone centerpiece on your side table, or group it with other items, such as decorative jars and a stack of books. Mini ferns and succulents (like cacti and aloe) are great plants to decorate with; succulents also have the advantage of being easy to care for. If you don't want to care for a live plant, purchase a fake plant to decorate with. Your flowers can be real or artificial, and of any color or species you like. If you'd prefer real flowers, consider using flowers from your home garden or buy flowers from your grocery store's florist section, and replace them as they wilt. Alternatively, use dried flowers. You can keep your flowers in a vase or bundle them and lay them across the table.
Summary:
Place a vase on top of your side table for a classical look. Arrange a trio of glass bottles to create a simple but artsy aesthetic. Set up a "statement decoration" to add a bolder touch to your decor. Stack books on the side table for a designer, intellectual look. Create a theme for your side table decor for a personalized touch. Arrange decorative jars on the side table to give a subtle, elegant effect. Set a potted plant on top of your side table for a simple, natural look. Add flowers to your side table if you like classical and romantic decor.