Article: Your blog name should reflect what you'll be writing about, or your vision for the blog. Keep it general while you brainstorm, and consider your blog's most basic niche, then think of popular keywords related to that genre. Some of the most popular blog types include fashion, food, beauty, travel, photography, wedding, design, DIY, and fitness. If your vision for the blog is to promote health and fitness, choose some keywords related to that theme, such as "fit," "inspire," or "strong." If your blog is going to be all about photography, you could incorporate words like "lens," "focus," or "frame." Think about what sets you and your blog apart. Incorporate a unique detail, such as where you live, your interests, your career, or a personal detail, like your hair or eye color. Using details like these in your can create a strong visual and make your blog more memorable. For example, ThePioneerWoman.com highlights the blogger's unique location and farm lifestyle, while BarefootBlonde.com references the blogger's iconic blonde hair. Knowing your target audience will help you choose a name that will perform well. Your target audience is the group of readers that you'll be writing forthink about their age, gender, income, career, and geographic location when you consider names. For example, if your target audience is made up of well-dressed, city-dwelling, college-educated women in their twenties, your blog name should appeal to an element of that lifestyle. For example, you could choose a name like "5th Street Fashion" or "Styleminded." Essentially, you want to avoid any misconceptions about your blog. Your name should make sense next to the content you post. Using an automatic generator can take some of the pressure out of the process and get your imagination working. Use a site that lets you enter several keywords related to your blog, such as "health," "fashion," "food," or "photography." Even if you don't use these randomly generated names, you can still use them for ideas and inspiration. Some popular blog name generators include http://www.wordoid.com, which helps you create made-up words that are still understandable and unique, and http://www.namestation.com, which lets you plug in keywords and generates a list of possible names. Do some market research and check out blogs that are similar to yours. Consider what their names convey, how they sound, and how long they are. Draw inspiration from these names and apply their successful elements to your blog name. Think of some of the keywords and topics you'll write about on your blog and type these into the Google Keyword Tool or http://www.thesaurus.com. Try incorporating these synonyms into your potential blog names and see if any sound good. Sometimes a new synonym can be more interesting than an overused keyword. For example, instead of "home," you could try "abode," "habitat," "dwelling," or "hearth." If you like a certain adjective in another blogger's blog name, synonyms can help you reimagine and repurpose the word to make it your own. Think about how would you describe your voice and style of writing. Your blog name should reflect the tone, or the attitude that comes across in your writing, such as funny, nostalgic, warm, serious, or sarcastic. For example, if your writing is humorous and satirical, you'll want your blog name to reflect that tone. Readers will be able to recognize your style more easily if your blog name signals that tone right away.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Incorporate your blog's niche. Make it unique. Decide who your target audience will be. Use a name generator to get ideas. Look at competitors' blog names. Research related words and synonyms. Explore your blog's tone.

Problem: Article: To keep split ends under control and to keep your hair feeling silky, it's a good idea to get it cut regularly. Even little trims help to keep your hair strong, and help it grow more evenly. It's also a good idea to consult with a hair care specialist who can diagnose your issues, recommend products and further techniques if you want to keep your hair feeling silky year round. Extremely short hair is hard to make feel silky in any way, while longer hair comes with a host of care and cleanliness issues. If you want to have silky hair, growing it out to somewhere between one and three inches will give you enough length to be able to run your fingers through it and style in a multitude of ways, but it won't be so long as to be unwieldy. Coloring gray hair is one of the quickest ways to fry it out and burn it. Using coloring treatments destroys the natural oils in the hair and makes it very difficult for it to stay strong and healthy. The health of a head of hair is much more important to all around looks anyway, than the color, so embrace the suave sophistication of those gray hairs and roll with it. Sunlight will bleach your hair, dry it out, and leave it feeling coarse. If you want silky hair, you want hair that's well cared for and not left out to fry in the sun. Take care to avoid excess exposure and to treat your hair well with natural oils after being out for too long. Wear a hat with a wide brim if you know you're going to be out in the sun for very long. Protect yourself from harmful UV rays by keeping your hair tucked up in a hat and away form the sun. It's important that you have essential nutrients and vitamins as a part of your healthy diet to keep all parts of your body, hair included, healthy. Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Biotin, Iron, and Zinc are all directly related to the texture and health of your hair. Eat foods rich in vitamins and minerals, and take supplementary vitamins if necessary. Foods like almonds, carrots, bananas, dark chocolate, pumpkin seeds, and bean sprouts are all excellent foods to integrate into a hair-health diet, rich in right right combinations of vitamins and essential nutrients. Eating 100 grams or so of red meat can help enhance the production of Keratin, a protein which keeps your hair and nails healthy and shiny. Fish is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, which help to keep hair lustrous.
Summary: Get your hair cut regularly. Consider growing out your hair slightly. Don't color your hair. Minimize your exposure to sunlight. Take vitamin supplements.

Most mechanical bulls are surrounded by bouncy, padded flooring. Use this padding to hop up and get your right or left leg over the bull. Then, use your hands and arms to steady yourself on top. Your legs should hang down on each side of the bull's back. Some people might have trouble initially mounting the bull because it is too high. This is why you should use the padded flooring to your advantage. Try not to jump too high because you might miss and jump over the bull completely. Mechanical bulls will either have a padded strap or a long rope handle that you can hold on to. Use this after you jump up on the bull to stable yourself and adjust your positioning. It is best to hold on to it underhanded with your non-dominant hand. Holding on to the rope underhand allows for the best stability when the bull is in motion. It also helps you to release your grip more easily when you fall. It's best to position your body as far forward on the saddle as you can. This will help to minimize your movement, which will ultimately keep you on the bull longer. Once you are far up on the saddle, squeeze the sides of the bull with your thighs so you are firmly rooted to the bull's body. Position your legs forward and avoid angling them behind you when you're sitting on the bull. If your feet are behind you, it will be harder for you to balance while the bull is moving and you may fall forward on the bull if it moves down. Once your legs are positioned correctly, dig your heels into the sides of the bull and point your toes outward. This will allow you to get a better grip on the bull with your feet. Don't use your toes to try to hold on to the bull. They do not have enough strength to keep a good grip.
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Jump up and bring 1 leg over the bull to sit in the saddle. Hold on to the rope palm up with your non-dominant hand. Move your body forward in the saddle and squeeze it with your thighs. Pull your legs forward. Dig your heels into the bull's side.