This is a cool way of personalizing your ship. Lego pieces, knickknacks, ornate buttons, figurines, and more can be hot glued to the front of your ship as a figurehead. You can also make your own figurehead from spare cardboard. Cut out a square of cardboard and paint your own design on it. A simple painted skull-and-crossbones hot glued to the front of your ship will give your enemies the chills. Rigging refers to the ropes used on ships. Fasten thread along the sides of your ship with PVA glue. When the glue dries, your ship is finished. Simple rigging only needs to be glued to the sides of the ship. However, rigging can be as simple or complex as you desire.
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One-sentence summary -- Give your ship a figurehead. Add rigging to your ship with yarn and enjoy your ship.

Q: You're not going to make it in the pet photography business if you don't truly love what you do. Over the years in your business, stay passionate. Remind yourself of the things you like about animals, even in moments when animals are being frustrating. For example, if you're working with a timid dog, empathize. If the dog came from an abusive background, remember this. Also, pets do not live as long as people. Your clients will treasure the pictures you take of this animal after it's gone, so work hard to get some successful photos. You never know when clients may be available, so maintaining a flexible schedule can help you land more clients. Be willing to do last minute shoots. Clients may want photographs of an animal that's going to be put to sleep, for example, so be willing to dedicate your Saturday afternoon to an emergency photo shoot. Working with animals is an ongoing process, so continue your education as you get more involved in the business. Take additional classes in animal training and behavior and learn from your own experiences. If there are any certification classes you can take in animal training, enroll in them. A broader skill set can attract more clients. Broaden your experience to working with different types of animals. Advertise in pet stores that sell things like reptiles or tack shops so you can work with horses or livestock. In addition to building your skills working with animals, learn more about photography as you build your business. Take photography classes or use online tutorials to learn things like editing, lighting, and other technical skills. The more you know about photography, the happier your clients will be with your work. As your business grows, you may find you can't keep up with everything yourself. In the future, you may need to hire employees to help with things like set up, scheduling, and editing. Hire employees as necessary to keep up with the increasing demands of your business. If you don't have business experience, consult a lawyer or accountant to help you fill out any necessary documents for hiring employees.
A: Stay patient and enthusiastic working with animals. Keep your schedule flexible. Continue to develop your animal skills. Widen your photography skill set. Hire employees if it becomes necessary.

Article: Washing the grease from your hair may seem like the best solution at first, but daily washing actually causes your hair to produce more grease. Your hair tries to make up for the natural oils you're washing out each day, causing a cycle of increased grease. Wash your hair only 2 to 3 times per week maximum for the best results. Getting your hair wet without washing also causes natural oils to be stripped away and causes your hair to overcompensate in grease. To protect your hair from getting wet in the shower, secure it inside a shower cap. Hair that's prone to grease doesn't need more conditioning near the roots, it needs less. However, not conditioning your hair at all can cause your ends to get dry and damaged-looking. When you use conditioner after shampooing, apply it starting halfway down your hair and go all the way to your ends. Be sure to always rinse conditioner thoroughly from your hair, or use a leave-in conditioner. On days that you're not shampooing, you can get rid of style creases or cowlicks by rinsing the creased parts of your hair and applying conditioner there as well. Hot water opens the cuticle of your hair and strips more natural oils from your hair. Hot water also causes your pores, including the ones on your scalp, to produce more sebum, or thick oil. This thick oil will start traveling down your hair strands from your scalp as soon as you leave your hot shower. For the best results, keep your shower water as cool as you can, especially when rinsing shampoo and conditioner from your hair. Cool water closes the cuticle of your hair, which will help to keep moisture in. Using too much shampoo with each wash can lead to build-up and make your hair look heavy and greasy. When squirting shampoo into your hand to use, make sure you use no more than a large coin amount, like a quarter or two-pence piece. You may need more or less depending on the length and thickness of your hair. If you accidently squirt too much shampoo into your hand, remove some of it before starting to apply shampoo to your hair.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't wash your hair every day. Wear a shower cap on days that you don't shampoo. Apply conditioner to your ends only. Use cool or lukewarm water when washing your hair. Use a coin-sized amount of shampoo.

Problem: Article: An evaporating dish will allow the water and carbon dioxide to slowly evaporate from the crystals. This method will take much longer than boiling off excess water and carbon dioxide, but can be done. Do not transfer any solid baking soda particles into the evaporating dish. A wide/long, shallow dish, like a glass casserole dish, works best. The water will take much longer to evaporate from a deep dish. The evaporation process will take days under standard conditions (room temperature, normal atmospheric pressure, etc.). If you wish to speed up the evaporation, you can place the dish under a heat lamp. As the water evaporates, white sodium acetate crystals will precipitate out of the solution and cling to the dish. Once the water evaporates, the sodium acetate crystals will be stuck to the evaporating dish. Use a razor to scrape the crystals from the dish. Store the crystals in an airtight container such as a ziplock bag.
Summary: Pour the solution into an evaporating dish. Allow the contaminants to evaporate. Collect the crystals.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This opens your smart TV's home screen. It's the icon at the bottom of the screen that contains 4 circles. Use the directional buttons on your remote control to navigate there (it should be near the bottom-left). The option you see varies depending on your model of smart TV. If you're using the 2016 model, select Delete now. Several options will appear below the app's icon. If you're using the 2016 model, select Done now. A confirmation message will appear. This removes the app from your TV.

SUMMARY: Press the Home button on your remote control. Select APPS. Select Settings or Options. Select the app you want to delete. Select Delete. Select Delete (newer models) or OK (older models).

Article: A group conversation is a thread of messages that arrives in the inboxes of multiple recipients. All recipients can also send messages to the conversation. It's easy to remove yourself from the conversation if you don't wish to participate. Leaving a group conversation will not remove you from any LinkedIn groups. If you want to remove yourself from a group, you'll need to do so from the LinkedIn website. When leaving a group conversation, a notification will be sent to the remaining recipients. You will see a list of all messages in your inbox, including group conversations. This will open the "Conversation details" screen, where you can modify settings for this conversation. If you'd prefer to remain a part of the conversation but no longer want to receive notifications of new messages, you can "mute" the conversation. To do this, tap the Notifications switch to the "off" position. " Messages to this group conversation will no longer appear in your inbox.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the LinkedIn app and sign in. Tap the "Messaging" tab. Tap the group conversation you want to leave. Tap the top of the message where the recipient names are shown. Tap "Leave.