Write an article based on this "Tap the Photos app. Tap the "Albums" tab. Tap the "+" button. Type a name for the new album. Tap photos that you want to add. Tap "Collections" to view more pictures. Tap "Done" after selecting images."
article: This can be found in the upper-left corner.   This can make it easier to find older pictures. You can always add more images later.

Write an article based on this "Fold about 16 in (41 cm) of an end in half lengthwise. Wrap the obi around your waist twice. Tie a bow for a feminine look. Make a clam’s mouth knot if you want a masculine look. Pull the knot to the side or to your back."
article: Take an end of the long sash, and bring the corners together. Fold the end to make a narrow starting strip that’s half the width of the rest of the obi. The narrow end should be between 12 and 16 in (30 and 41 cm) long. Drape the narrow starting end over your left shoulder so the end of the fold sits at your upper waistline. While holding the starting end in place, wrap the rest of the obi around your body twice in a clockwise direction. Pull the obi tightly as you wrap it around yourself. After wrapping the obi twice, pull the remaining length tightly across your front, and loop the starting end over and around it. Then fold the remaining length until you have a band of fabric that's about as wide as your waist.  The waist-wide band of fabric will be your bow. Push the top and bottom of the band together so the sides stick out in a bow shape. Then loop the starting end tightly around the middle of the bow 2 to 3 times. To finish, tuck the starting band’s remaining length under the part of the obi that’s wrapped around your body. After tightly wrapping the obi around your waist twice, fold the wider end so it’s the same length as the narrow starting end. Place the wider end over the narrow end, then loop it around the narrow end to make a basic single knot. After tying the knot, fold the wider end diagonally to the left, then lower it to make a loop. Insert the starting end through this loop, and pull both ends to make a tight knot. Grasp the bow or knot with one hand and the back of the obi with the other. If you tied a bow, carefully rotate the obi so the bow is centered with your back. If you made a clam’s mouth knot, twist the obi so the knot is on the right side of your back.

Write an article based on this "Do biceps curls. Do reverse pushups. Do pulldowns. Try chin-ups."
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You'll need a pair of dumbbells in a weight that you can lift 8 - 10 times before feeling muscle fatigue. Doing this exercise 2 times weekly will build up strength in your biceps and eventually help you get better at pull-ups.  Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and the dumbbells at your sides. Curl the dumbbells up to chest height, bending your elbows. Lower the dumbbells back to your sides. Repeat for 3 sets of 10 curls. This exercise simulates a pullup, but it's a lot easier to do because most of your weight is on the ground. It's an excellent way to start building up enough strength to do a pullup. You'll need either a dip bar or a sturdy mop or broom positioned across two chairs. Here's how to do it:  Lie down with your neck positioned under the bar or broom. Bend your legs and keep your feet against the floor. Grip the bar with your palms facing out. Lift your chest toward the bar as far as possible.  Lower back down to the ground and repeat. You'll need a pulldown machine to do this. It's another effective way to strengthen your upper body and make you better at pull-ups.  Stand in front of a pulldown machine and grip the bar. Sit down and pull the bar down to your collar bones. Keep your shoulder blades down and back and lean backward while you do this. Repeat. This is like a pullup, but instead of gripping the bar with your palms facing out, they should face toward you. This position is generally easier and exercises the biceps and upper back. This position is a great compound bicep exercise, and a good exercise to do when you're training to become better at pull-ups.  Grip the bar with your hands facing you. Pull your bodyweight off of the ground, crossing your feet beneath you. Keep lifting until your chin reaches the bar. Lower yourself back down.