In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To decorate your home, you'll want thick, wide, fancy-looking ribbon. A fabric like velvet adds a nice, classy touch. Ribbon made with wires to help it retain its shape also works well for this bow.
Summary: Choose wide ribbon.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you did not need to remove an old fixture as described earlier, you may not have turned off the power. Go to the electrical panel and turn off the circuit breaker or remove the fuse associated with the circuit you'll be working on. Make sure the power is off by using a circuit tester or by removing power to the entire house. Typical ceiling mounting boxes are intended to support no more than 50 pounds (22.7kg). If the chandelier is heavier, you will need to install a fan brace or box that will support the weight of the chandelier. If the current support is sufficient to hold your chandelier, you may skip to the next section. This plastic or metal box should be attached to the ceiling or a brace bar using screws or nails. Remove these with a screwdriver or hammer, and pry the box away from the ceiling. These are also referred to as junction boxes or electrical boxes. If there is a metal bar resting on top of the ceiling, use a close quarter hacksaw to cut it in half. Pull the two pieces through the hole and discard them. Purchase a fan brace rated to support a higher weight than your chandelier's; most can support a weight up to 150 pounds (68 kg). Put the fan brace through the hole in the ceiling and rotate it so it is resting on top of the ceiling, across the hole. Turn the bar between your fingers to extend its arms until you feel both ends make contact with the ceiling joists. Use a wrench to tighten the brace firmly, but do not put tension on the joists by using excessive force. The spiked ends should dig into the wooden joists, and the rectangular bar should end up with sides parallel to the ceiling. Place the bracket that came with your fan brace over the top of the brace, with bolts placed through its holes. Slot the mounting box onto the bolts and attach by fastening the nuts. Heavy-duty junction boxes are round metal objects sometimes referred to as "pancake boxes". Make sure to choose one that is able to support the chandelier's weight. Mount it to the ceiling joist using only the high weight capacity screws that came with the box. Do not try to use standard screws, or the chandelier could break free of the ceiling. Make sure the wires are slotted through the hole in the side of the box before you attach it. They should be easily reachable once the box is installed.
Summary: Turn off the power. Determine the weight of your new chandelier. Remove the existing mounting box. Saw apart the existing brace bar. If the fixture is between ceiling joists, use a fan brace. If the fixture is under a ceiling joist, use a pancake style box.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Regardless of how involved you were with the guy who doesn't care about you, you have to acknowledge your feelings and address the situation. Denying you cared about the person or were interested in him won't help you move on. Don't pretend that it didn't happen or act like you are unfazed by the situation. To effectively get over someone, according to psychologists, you need to recognize and admit what you are dealing with. Regardless of how serious your relationship with the guy was, this is an important step in the grieving process. Confide in a trusted friend or write your feelings down in a private place such as a diary or journal. When you find out that a guy doesn't care about you the way you care about him, it can be easy to look at yourself and find fault. Blaming yourself, however, is not the way to move forward, and it will only make you feel worse. Instead of feeling like there is something wrong with you that you could have or should have fixed, push these negative thoughts aside. Reassert your control by dismissing the person who doesn't care about you. You don't want to be with someone who doesn't want you, and if they don't want you it is not your problem. A successful relationship is based on mutual affection, and when the other person doesn't feel that way the relationship is not worth your time and energy. It can be helpful to use affirmations to remind yourself that you are not to blame. Self-affirmations can seem silly at first, but they will help you feel better about yourself and less responsible for other people's perceptions. While it's hard to get over a guy who doesn't care about you, it can be easier when you embrace your independence. Remind yourself that you do not need other people to make you happy. Even if you do not feel particularly independent at the time or are not excited to be alone, telling yourself that you will embrace your independence will help you feel better. Take note of all the things you do on your own, and the many ways in which you are independent. For example, are you financially independent? In what ways do you take responsibility for your own happiness? You might not feel very amazing or strong when you are trying to get over a guy who doesn't care about you, but take the time to make a list of your attributes and strengths. This will help you feel more confident, attractive, powerful and able to move forward. Feeling rejected can lower your self esteem, and this exercise is designed to help you remember what a catch you are. Think about specific challenges you've gone through, or events and circumstances that tested your strength. You've probably gone through more than you realize, and you can do it again to get over a guy who doesn't care about you. Sometimes it can be helpful to ask a good friend for their input. We sometimes have a hard time recognizing positives in ourselves. Remember, what you identify as a weakness, might be seen by other people as a strength. Although you may feel frustrated that it's taking time to get over someone, avoid being hard on yourself. Demanding that you move on quickly can make you feel worse and like you are under even greater pressure. Even if you were not in an official relationship, you have lost someone who you thought was important to you. As a result, you need to give yourself time to recover without feeling like you should be making more progress. An important part of getting over someone who doesn't care about you is acknowledging any progress you make, however small it may seem. Each day, think about something you've done to move forward. It can be helpful to make a list of your progress in a diary or journal. Even if you have days that are harder than others, you will be able to look back and observe how great you are doing and see that things are getting better. Record even simple things that you've done. For example, did you find it easier to go out with friends and think about other topics? Did you visit a place without thinking of the guy you are trying to get over? Did you meet someone or see someone you thought was attractive? Although it might not feel like it right now, you need to tell yourself that things will get better and you will get over the person who doesn't care about you. Allowing yourself to feel hopeful about the future is essential to your recovery. For example, think about how getting over this person will allow you to meet someone who will care about you the way you deserve. Imagine what it will feel like to not be sad or unhappy. It's okay to indulge in fantasies and daydreams about the future if it helps you feel more optimistic.
Summary:
Address the situation head on. Don't blame yourself. Embrace your independence. Make a list of your attributes and strengths. Don't be impatient. Acknowledge your progress. Be hopeful that things will get better.