Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with moisturizing lotion. Curl your eyelashes. Add mascara. Use concealer. Put bright pink blush or lipstick on your cheeks. Pull longer hair into pigtails. Consider a bald cap for shorter hair.

Answer: To start with your baby makeup, apply a layer of moisturizing lotion to your face. This will give your face a smoother look as you begin putting on makeup, and babies have smooth skin. You can also try a basic makeup primer to match your skin tone. This will also smooth out skin and lessen the appearance of blemishes and imperfections. Babies tend to have big, pronounced eyelashes. Buy a handheld eyelash curler at a local department store if you don't already have one. Use this curler to gently curl your eyelashes to make them more noticeable. You simply clamp the curler over your eyelashes and hold for a few moments. This should leave your eyelashes curlier and more noticeable. You should also add a layer of mascara to your eyelashes. This will leave them more noticeable, making you look more like a baby. Do not overdo the mascara, however. You just want to make your eyelashes stand out more. You do not want to make it look as if you're wearing makeup, as this is not baby-like. As baby's skin is smooth, you'll want to cover any imperfections on your own skin with a layer of concealer. You can purchase a basic concealer at a local drug or department store. Spread the concealer across your face using your fingers, a sponge, or a makeup brush. Target any discolored skin or blemishes. Also, make sure to apply under the eyes and around the nose. Work in the concealer until your skin looks smooth and baby like. Babies tend to have rosy cheeks. To finish off your makeup job, dab some bright pink blush on your cheeks. You can also use bright pink lipstick if you want a more dramatic look. Do not be afraid to be a bit dramatic with the blush. You want to make sure you look baby-like, and babies often have very bright cheeks. Baby hair is often pulled into pigtails. If you have longer hair, separate your hair into two parts and then use hair ties to tie your hair into pigtails. Don't be afraid to go a little haphazard with your hairstyle. Babies often squirm when their hair is brushed or touched, so it's not uncommon for some hair to be loose or for the pigtails to be uneven. If you have shorter hair, it may be hard to pull off pigtails. You can go to a local costume shop and get a bald cap for your head. As many babies do not have hair, this can work just as well as pigtails.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a pencil and a square to measure and mark your tiles. Set the tile down onto a sturdy surface and reposition the square. Score the tile with the glass cutter. Snap the tile over a wire hanger. Smooth the edges of the tile with a brick, if needed.

Answer: A square is a special ruler shaped like a right angle. Align the horizontal edge of the square with the bottom edge of the tile. Use the vertical edge of the square and a pencil to draw your guideline. This method is better suited to small jobs where you just need to cut a few tiles. It is not suitable for cutting corners or curves. A workbench or plywood would work the best for this. Move the square off to the side so that it is right next to your marked line. This will allow you to cut right along the line without cutting into the square. Press down on the tile with the glass cutter, then drag it across the line that you drew, using the square as a guide. You may have to score the tile a few times in order to make a shallow cut. If you can't find a glass cutter, try a carbide tipped pencil instead. Place the tile on top of a wire hanger. Make sure that the hanger is aligned with the line that you scored. Next, press down on the un-scored edges of the tile until it snaps. if you scored from left-to-right, press down on the top and bottom edges, and vice versa. If you scored the tile close to the edge, snap off the thinner side with tile nippers. You can do this by rubbing the cut edge of the tile back and forth across a brick or some concrete. This will buff away any roughness, much like sandpaper would on a block of wood.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't sit or stand for too long. Position your body to aid circulation. Start an exercise routine. Wear comfortable shoes. Wear compression hose. Stop using tobacco products.

Answer: It's important to move around during the day to get the blood flowing through your legs. Sitting or standing for long periods of time allows the blood to collect instead of flowing, and is detrimental to your health over time. If you find you've been in the same position for an hour or more, move around for a few minutes before resuming your position. If you work in an office and are required to sit for your job, get up and take breaks every hour and a half or so. Even if all you do is walk to the bathroom and back to your desk, you're moving your legs, which helps circulation. You could also look into getting a stand-up desk, which allows you to stand instead of sitting while you work. If you need to fly, try standing up directly in front of your seat for a few minutes at a time. Repeat this every 30 minutes. If you are unable to stand for any reason, try seated ankle rotations to help encourage circulation. Do you tend to cross your legs when you sit? That common position cuts off the circulation to your legs, making it more difficult for blood to get to your leg tissue to keep it healthy. Make a habit of sitting in a position that's better for blood circulation. Sit with your legs spaced slightly apart and your feet on the floor. Remember to get up from time to time so you aren't in this position for too long. You can also slightly elevate your legs to help your circulation. Put your feet up on a stool 6 to 12 inches (15.2 to 30.5cm) above the ground. If you can work some exercise into your schedule, your circulation will certainly benefit. Any exercises that employ the legs will help your circulation. Try power walking, running, biking, swimming, hiking, and other exercises you enjoy that get your feet moving. Exercise daily for maximum benefits. Even a 30-minute walk 4-5 times a week will improve the health of your legs. If you're looking for a low-impact exercise, try yoga. Many yoga poses engage your legs and stimulate the circulatory system. Wearing high heels, pointy-toed shoes, or other tight shoes can impede blood flow from your legs to your heart. When you're focused on improving leg circulation, it's important to wear comfortable, low-heeled shoes with plenty of cushioning. Wear tennis shoes or loafers that give your feet room to breathe. Go for dress shoes with rounded or almond-shaped toes instead of pointy toes. Choose wedges instead of heels if you want extra height. These are similar to panty hose, and they're specifically designed to stabilize the leg tissues and help blood circulate more easily. You can pick them up at the drugstore or see your doctor about ordering hose specially fitted for your legs and your individual needs. Smoking can actually lead to peripheral artery disease, a condition in which the arteries in the legs harden and can no longer circulate blood. If you have poor circulation, stopping smoking and use of other tobacco products is an important way to regain leg health. If you are in the U.S., you can call the national Quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW. The Quitline can help you with practical quitting advice, counseling on quitting, and referrals to other stop smoking resources.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Figure out the kind of curmudgeon you are emulating. Realize that sometimes grumpiness is camouflaging a medical issue. Study famous curmudgeons to get a sense of how to do it with style.

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Some dictionaries say the word stems from the word crab and the word cur, which meant dog or a "disagreeable person" in Gaelic. Some of the definitions of curmudgeon are not positive. For example, a curmudgeon is defined at times as a "crusty, ill-tempered" old man. In popular culture, curmudgeons are typically older men with grouchy attitudes. However, not all definitions of the word are negative. For example, an alternative definition says curmudgeons are people with stubborn ideas or opinions. This might be laughed at by some, but it can be a strength at times. It's certainly necessary for any institution or society to have people willing to say what no one else will. Studies show that curmudgeons are more likely to be males and over the age of 70 - although they do exist among all demographics. There are physiological changes that occur with age and that can cause a worsening of mood. Sometimes men are really experiencing physical symptoms like declining testosterone levels that make them grumpier. If you feel like a curmudgeon, but don't want to be one, see a doctor. Maybe there is a medical issue that a doctor can address. If you are feeling depressed on a constant basis, that's not a good place to be. It's different if you are choosing to be a curmudgeon and are happy in that state (even if you don't show it). But if you are suffering signs of clinical depression, contact a doctor or therapist. There are many resources available to help you. Start paying attention, and you will see curmudgeons in public life everywhere. They are a common character in movies and politics, for starters. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is sometimes considered a curmudgeon. This is because he will often play the iconoclast, and his contrary opinions are often filled with words that are designed to have an attention-getting flair. However, he has an underlying mission and stays true to his stated values - he wants to make a point about the problems with the majority decision. Curmudgeons consider themselves lonely arbiters of common sense and sometimes they are right. Clint Eastwood in the movie "Gran Torino" is a curmudgeon. "Get off my lawn," is his famous catchphrase. Walter Matthau is a curmudgeon in the movie "Grumpy Old Men." Bill Murray in the movie "St. Vincent". Dana Carvey's character "Grumpy Old Man" on Saturday Night Live is a curmudgeon.