Problem: Article: Cut 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 m) of wired or free-form burlap ribbon. For this length range, burlap ribbon measuring 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm) wide should work well. You can, however, use larger widths. Wider ribbon can actually create a fluffier bow. Just make sure to increase the length of the ribbon when selecting a wider type. Determine how wide you want the final bow to be, then fold one end over to create a loop half that long. Note that this should not be half the length of your ribbon. At most, this first loop should only take up no more than one-quarter the total ribbon length. This loop should also lie flat and parallel to the rest of the ribbon. Fold the opposite end back over the front of the bow and over the first loop. The resulting loop should be just as large as the first. Keep the ribbon parallel and flat as you make this second loop. After completing this step, the maximum bow width should be set to your desired final width. Continue folding the loose end of burlap back and forth on top of the initial loop set. Work in equal pairs, and make each pair a little smaller than the one beneath it. Each set of folds should lie flat and parallel on top of the rest of the bow, and each individual loop in a set should match the other loop with which it's paired. The exact number of pairs will vary based on the width of the ribbon and on your personal aesthetic taste. Larger widths may only need two to three loop sets total, but smaller widths may need twice that amount to achieve a similarly fluffy bow. Carefully wrap a wire tie or piece of florist wire around the exact center of the bow to secure it. Tie the wire as tightly as possible to maintain a fixed shape, then trim any excess wire using wire cutters. You should also trim any excess burlap after tying off the center of the bow. Cut another length of burlap, then wrap it around the center to hide the wire. The burlap used during this step will need to be narrower than the burlap used for the main body of the bow. You can use a different ribbon, or use the same type of ribbon and simply fold it before wrapping it. Make sure that the center ribbon overlaps and ties at the back of the bow instead of the front. Leave enough ribbon hanging down from the center to create "tails" beneath the bow. Twist and fluff the separate loops as needed to create the precise look you want. Since burlap is such a thick material, it will usually retain its shape regardless of whether you use wired or free-form ribbon. Trim the ribbon tails to the desired length, keeping both tails equally long. If desired, you can also cut "v" shaped notches into the ends to help prevent the burlap from unraveling over time. The burlap bow should now be finished. You can use it as its own decoration or use it to accent wreaths, vases, pillows, and more.
Summary: Cut a length of burlap ribbon. Fold the burlap. Make a mirror fold. Stack progressively smaller loop sets on top. Tie off the center. Hide the wire tie with additional burlap. Fan out the loops. Cut the ribbon tails. Use as desired.

Problem: Article: The first and fastest way to beef up your suspension is just to upgrade your shocks. This might be something as simple as buying the next-more-expensive OEM replacement, or by going so far as to add fancy high dollar upgrades that might well have the side effect of wrecking your driving experience, even as they add a little more of the desired stability and reliability. Consulting with your local counterman is a good idea, but keep in mind that he is out to sell you product, and might not be as much of an expert as he thinks he is. Any time you veer away from OEM equipment you are taking a gamble, and as a general rule, the industry translates 'improvement' and 'upgrade' as stiffer, less pliable shocks. This can help you control a saggy rear end and might do a better job of keeping your tires on the ground where you need them, but doesn't translate to a smooth or comfortable ride. It is very difficult to predict how after-market shocks will affect your overall driving experience, despite the many claims made by marketing experts and salesmen. That said, if you mean to be carrying heavy loads up to and including towing, it is probably a good idea to go for heavy duty shocks, even coil-over or air shocks, to keep your rear end from bottoming out.
Summary: Get some new shocks. Be wary of getting too wild. Look for heavy duty shocks if necessary.

Problem: Article: It looks like a blue icon with a white ellipses in a thought bubble located on the dock or desktop. The iMessages account will be listed with other accounts on the left side of the menu. This will disable the app's ability to send and receive messages. You will have to click Sign Out again if prompted to confirm.
Summary: Open Messages. Click Messages in the top left corner of the screen. Click Preferences. Click the Accounts tab. Select your iMessages account if it is not highlighted in blue. Click Sign Out.

Problem: Article: . Ultimately, it's best to avoid spending too much time worrying about death and dying. Instead, fill each day with as much joy as possible. Don't let little things get you down. Go outside, play with friends, or take up a new sport. Just do anything that will take your mind off dying. Instead, focus your mind on living. Many people with the fear of death think about it daily. It means that you have a lot of things you want to do in life. Let the fear work through and ask yourself, "What is the worst thing that will happen today?" Today you are alive, so go and live. Surround yourself with people that make you happy and vice versa. Your time will be well-spent and well-remembered when you share yourself with others. For example, you can rest assured that your memory will live on after you die if you help your grandchildren develop happy memories of you. A gratitude journal is a way for you to write down and acknowledge the things you're thankful for. This will help keep your focus on the good things in your life. Think of good things about your life and cherish them. Take some time every few days to write down a moment or thing that you're grateful for. Write in depth, savoring the moment and appreciating the joy you've received from it. Avoid getting involved in bad situations or doing things that can raise your chances of dying. Avoid unhealthy activities like smoking, drug or alcohol abuse, and texting while driving. Staying healthy removes some of the risk factors that can lead to death.
Summary:
Live life to the fullest Spend time with your loved ones. Keep a gratitude journal. Take care of yourself.