Q: To determine the winner of the bake off, you'll need at least one judge to taste and evaluate the baked goods. Ideally, the judge(s) should have some baking knowledge and experience, but that doesn't necessarily have to be as a professional. The judges shouldn't have any personal connections to the contests to avoid any claims of bias. In general, the more participants your bake off has, the more judges you'll want. A panel of three judges works well for most bake offs, though. If your bake off has five or less participants, though, a single judge is usually sufficient. For five to ten candidates, two judges work well. People who would make good candidates for judges include local bakery and restaurant owners, culinary teachers from local schools, or bakers who've won other bake offs. When you're talking to potential judges, you might say something like, "We're holding a bake off and would really like your expertise in judging the entries." If you're holding the event to raise money for a cause, provide information about the organization or group that will benefit to the potential judges. A bake off can't happen if there aren't bakers to participate. Ask friends, family, co-workers, and/or classmates who you know enjoy baking to take part. You can also create flyers with all of the details to post in your neighborhood, on your school or office bulletin board, or other locations to invite people to participate. Make sure to get permission before you post any flyers on private property, such as a store window. If you're active on social media, you can also post online about the bake off to find participants. For example, making a Facebook event for the bake off is a good way to generate buzz. You can also use Twitter and Instagram to do a countdown to the event as a way to keep people interested. It's not necessary, but it can be fun to have an audience to attend the bake off. Once you've secured participants, create a flyer that advertises the event for anyone who might like to watch and post them in your neighborhood and/or school or office bulletin board. If you're holding the bake off as a fundraiser, you can sell tickets to the event. You can charge however much you like for the tickets, but it's best to keep the price between $5 and $10.
A: Select at least one judge for the bake off. Find participants for the bake off. Invite people to watch the bake off.

Article: Pick up something simple like flowers or candy. Give the gift to her before you ask if she'll be your date. There won't be as much pressure on her to say yes if you stick with something simple, and she'll appreciate the kind gesture. Asking her in a romantic way will create a memory she won't forget. One idea is to put a bunch of keys in a bucket and label one with the words "find the key to my heart." Label it with your address, and hopefully she'll follow cue and come over to your house where you can finally ask her to the dance. Write your message on balloons and deliver them to her. Each balloon could have a different word on it (e.g. one balloon each for "Will" "you" "go" "to" "the" "dance" "with" "me" "?"). You could also spell out your message in candy, like jellybeans or lollipops. Get permission (from the principal or her parent) to put the candy message in her locker or her bedroom. Get permission from her parents to decorate her driveway. Spell out your message, or simply put "Dance?" Get creative by using a variety or colors or illustrating your message. Design a treasure hunt with a map that will lead her straight to you. For example, draw a map of your school and add a dotted line leading to the parking lot. Wait there for her to arrive, and present her with flowers or candy for completing the hunt. Then ask her to the dance.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Bring her a small gift. Get romantic. Spell it out. Write it in chalk. Create a treasure hunt.

Problem: Article: Oil-requiring components vary from gun to gun, so check your gun manual for information about the specific areas that need oil on your particular firearm. If you don't have a manual, inspect the gun for the areas that have visible wear and apply the oil in those places. Oil aids in gun preservation, and you should use the oil sparingly. Be sure to oil the rails for the bolt and the bolt itself to prevent oxidation. Avoid getting oil around the housing and the firing pin, which can cause malfunctions and can prevent the gun from firing. If you accidentally got any oil on the wooden parts of your shotgun, immediately wipe the oil off with a clean, dry cloth. Gun oil can soften the wood, causing it to be more easily scratched and dented. Twist back on the end cap and then close the breach, fully reattaching the barrel back onto your shotgun. Visually inspect the exterior for any remaining dirty areas. If you spot any, wipe with a clean, lint-free cloth. Always wash your hands after handling the gun and cleaning supplies. Always do this before you reload the gun. Open and close the action, shoulder the shotgun, and take a moment to aim it at something and make sure everything feels right. Cloth cases will absorb the oil that you just applied to the gun, which could lead to rust. Put a packet of moisture desiccant in the case with the gun. This will help cut down on any moisture build-up while your gun is being stored.
Summary: Oil the components requiring lubrication. Wipe down the surface with a clean cloth to remove excess oil. Open the breach and put the barrel back on. Do a quick test for functionality. Store your gun in a hardshell case instead of a cloth case.

Q: A scene hairstyle is composed of several layers at different lengths. Usually three main layers are used for this hairstyle. Before you cut, plan where you would like the layers of your hairstyle to line up. To get ideas of cut and color, you may wish to look at pictures online to see which sort of style you prefer. Websites like Tumblr are particularly good sources for images of the scene hairstyle. Consider your personal preferences but also consider what lengths will emphasize your best features. If you face is too round, for example, you may wish to have the upper layers end around your jawline, to make your face appear more narrow. Your jaw, chin, shoulders, and collarbone make good points of reference for your cut. Feel free to infuse your own creativity in how you approach the kind of cut you want. Implement different aspects of different haircuts to create your scene haircut. Understand the basics of scene haircuts and which elements create what kind of look. Scene hair means short, choppy layers but different techniques create different looks so it's important to know terminology, especially if you're trying to convey to a professional the kind of look you're going for. Fringe: the trademark side-swept bangs common for scene haircuts. Razored: a razor edge is used to skim hair off of your ends by thinning out the strands. It makes the end result appear more messy and lived-in. Choppy: purposely uneven layers that contrasts the typical straight, bluntly cut layered hairstyle. "Asian Mullet": commonly used refer to scene hair. It is a cut divided into two parts where the top of the hair is choppy, short layers and the bottom of the haircut is left long. Be sure to include the length you'd like your layers and the bottom so that you aren't literally left rocking a mullet. Teased: sections of your hair are backcombed to create big volume. It is another element of scene hair. Don't be afraid to look at his/her portfolio and to describe in depth the kind of haircut that you want. It is important to be vocal and as descriptive as possible. Use your research, photo references, and previously mentioned terminology to ensure that you are getting your ideal scene hair cut by the stylist. If you have curly hair, decide whether or not you want to use a straightener everyday to maintain your scene look. If not, make sure that whatever length you decide on works for both curly and straightened hair that way the length you want isn't contingent upon daily heat application.
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Plan your cut. Familiarize yourself with the silhouette you're after to ensure that you replicate the right style. Choose a hairstylist whose work you admire.