Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Right-click on the . Click "File" and select "Save as" → "Open Office XML document". Name and save the file wherever you'd like.

Answer: .odt file and select "Open with" → "WordPad". This will not work in Windows XP. If you're using Windows XP or a Mac, you can use an online conversion service or your Google Drive account.  The file will now be a .doc file.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply this treatment during the fall. Mix an appropriate herbicide solution. Cut down the privet. Paint the privet with the herbicide solution. Reapply only if necessary.

Answer: While this treatment can be effective throughout different seasons, it is usually easiest to apply it during the late fall, after most foliage has died off. Do not use the cut-and-paint method during early spring. Privet sap flows upward at that time of year, so the exposed stump will quickly become damp and sticky after you cut it, thereby reducing the effectiveness of the herbicide. Herbicides made with glyphosate or triclopyr amine are best. Mix either herbicide with water to form an appropriate solution.  When using glyphosate, choose a concentrate with 41 percent or higher. When using triclopyr amine, choose a concentrate with 44 percent or higher. For either glyphosate or triclopyr amine, combine 32 fluid ounces (945 ml) with enough water to make 1 gallon (4 L) of prepared solution. If you'll need to postpone chemical treatment after performing the cutting, you should use 26 fluid ounces (770 ml) of a triclopyr ester herbicide mixed with enough diesel or bark oil to create 1 gallon (4 L) of solution. Cut down the privet stem, leaving only a short stump. Remove any sawdust from the site before continuing.  Any cut you make should lie beneath the lowest branch of the stem. Cuts lying at ground level are best, but the process should still work as long as the stump is low and there are no branches left on the remains. If the privet is larger than 6 inches (15 cm) in diameter, you may need to drill holes into the stump to improve the effectiveness of the herbicide. Use a 10 mm drill bit to create downward holes in the cut surface, spacing them 4 inches (10 cm) apart. For the best results, you should immediately paint or spray the cut area with your prepared herbicide solution.   One of the easiest ways to apply the solution is with a spray bottle. Cover the entire cut area until it becomes moist, but do not allow the herbicide to drip off and form a puddle around the stump. Herbicide application should usually be performed within minutes of the cutting procedure. If you cannot do so, apply an appropriate triclopyr ester solution within two or three weeks of cutting. If done correctly, every treated privet stem should die off, making a second application unnecessary in most cases. If the privet does not die off within one or two months, however, you can attempt to reapply the herbicide solution following the same procedure.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a saucer or drain pan to catch excess water. Keep the herbs in a warm, sunny environment. Set up artificial light sources to help the herbs grow. Wait for the herbs to dry out before watering them. Apply a liquid fertilizer to keep the herbs healthy. Cut the herbs to encourage growth.

Answer: It's common for the plant to release water through the drainage holes in its container when it has too much. Placing some sort of liner underneath the container will not only keep water from leaking everywhere, but it will also protect your surface. Opt for drain pans made of plastic or rubber as opposed to clay—clay lets water pass through more easily. Herbs like a temperature of about 65–70 °F (18–21 °C) indoors, as well as some indirect sunlight. If the temperature outside drops a bit at night, this is okay for most plants as long as it warms back up in the morning.  Place the herbs in a south-facing window, if possible. Basil is one exception—it doesn’t like cool weather and will start drooping if the temperature drops. Keep the leaves from touching the glass window to prevent it from getting too hot or too cold. If the herbs aren’t able to get 6 hours of natural sunlight a day, purchase clamp-on reflector lights with fluorescent bulbs. You can set these lights 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) above the plants to provide sufficient lighting. These lights can be kept on for up to 12 hours a day, depending on the plant's needs. Most herbs don’t need constant watering. Check to see if the plant is dry, and if so, water the soil directly instead of pouring water all over the leaves and stem.  You can check to see if the herb has dried out by sticking your finger down into the soil near the roots. If this underground section feels dry, it’s time to water the plant. Don’t leave standing water in the drain pan—this can cause rot. Herbs like fertilizers such as fish emulsion or liquid seaweed. When you’re picking out a fertilizer, avoid ones that promote blooms to keep the energy focused on creating new leaves.  Read the instructions on the fertilizer to determine how much to use on the herbs, as well as how often. Most fertilizers are applied every couple of weeks. Trimming your herbs frequently will cause new leaves to form, expanding your plant. Start from the top of the plant, cutting right below where a leaf meets the stem. You can also use your fingers to pinch off the leaves, as desired.  Never cut off more than one third of the plant. Use sharp, clean scissors or cutting shears.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick the right color. Choose your formula.

Answer:
Go beyond your favorite color and pick a color that compliments both your eyes and your outfit.  Try not to outperform the color of your natural eyes by using the same color as your iris. For example: If your eyes are blue, grey or silver is a smarter option over a matching blue. If your eyes are hazel, opt for a color that’s mostly brown but has a pop of green. Staying away from a pure green eyeshadow will prevent the makeup from overpowering your eyes, that is, showing people how plain they may be. Opposites attract. For example use a warm purple, lavender or pink if you have brown eyes. If you have blue eyes, use bronze, or rusty colored eyeliner. Look at a color across from your eyes on the color wheel. Pick a color adjacent to the opposite for optimum pop. With many different formulas available, texture matters. If you’re a novice, use a pencil or gel liner, as liquids are reserved for the more seasoned-users.  Maximize your control with pencils. This is especially useful when rimming your inner lashline with a firm hand. Add a dramatic line with liquids, as they are easily layered to become a thicker line. Liquids need a steady hand for application but give you the most pigment. Pens are easier to apply, and dry faster, but give less pigment. Gels glide on smoothly and evenly. Gels are often used as a stepping stone from simple pencil to difficult liquid. The look is often very intense and the gel allows smooth application   A mixing medium (water) and an angled brush can be used to make any colored eyeshadow into a matching liner.