In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a pair of heavy duty wire cutters to do this. Memory wire is very hard, and it can ruin a pair of more delicate jewelry-making wire cutters. Pinch the end of your memory wire with the tips of your round nose pliers. Twist the pliers away from yourself to form, but don't close the loop all the way. You can use the standard teardrop shape, or something more interesting, such as a ball, heart, or star. For best results, use a crystal or glass bead; it will catch and reflect the light much better than a plastic one. This only works for beads that have a hole going straight up and down through them, and not for the pendant-style beads. Cut the head pin with a pair of wire cutters (you can use jewelry making wire cutters here).Next, grip the tip of the headpin with your pliers, and roll it towards the bead to form a loop. If the loop is off-centered or crooked, use a pair of needle nose pliers to fix it. Use a pair of needle nose pliers to open the loop on the memory wire, if needed. Slip the headpin onto the memory wire's loop, then use your needle nose pliers to close it again. You can use all one type of bead, or experiment with different shapes, sizes, and colors. For example, you could use seed beads, small faceted beads, and large faceted beads. Use the same technique as before: pinch the end of the memory wire with your round nose pliers, then roll it into a loop. Tie the ends of the string to form a loop, then hang it from a hook.
Summary: Cut several loops of bracelet-size memory wire. Use a pair of round nose pliers to fold the end of the memory wire into a loop. Slip a faceted bead onto a headpin. Trim the headpin down to -inch (0.64-centimeters), then use a pair of round nose pliers to twist the tip into a loop. Slip the headpin onto the memory wire, then close the memory wire's loop all the way. Slip beads onto the memory wire. Twist the other end of your memory wire into a loop. Slip some string through the loop.

It's best to measure a couple of times to make sure you have it exactly right. Then use a permanent marker to mark the armor where you need to make your cut. Place your hands on either side of your mark. Then push down on both sides, causing the cable to bend at the mark. Once you have the beginning of a bend, take the cable in one hand and squeeze it until the coils begin to come apart. You may not have a lot of room to get the cutters under the armor at first. Insert as much of the tip of the cutter into the opening as you can. Then gently work it back and forth until enough of the cutter is in to cut through the armor. Once you have one side of your side cutters under the armor, begin cutting. You should cut around the edge of the armor, staying near the measurement mark. Once you've cut through the armor, the piece of armor you don't need will be loose on the wires. Slide the waste piece of armor down along the wires until it comes completely off. If you're cutting down a large piece of cable to length, you'll also need to cut the wires. Measure how much wire you need, starting at the edge of the remaining armor. Then use the side cutters to gently cut through the wires at your measurement mark. Leaving sharp ends can cause injury when you're installing the cable or are making repairs. Use side cutters to gently cut away the excess metal to create a smooth edge. If you can't get a smooth edge with the cutters, you can use a metal file to gently file the edges until they're smooth. Just be sure you don't file the cables.
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One-sentence summary -- Measure your cable and mark it for cutting. Bend the cable where you want to make the cut. Insert a diagonal cutter into the opening of the armor. Cut off the excess armor. Slide off the waste piece. Cut the wires to length. Trim the sharp ends of the remaining armor.

Q: A color wheel presents the primary colors of red, yellow and blue, as well as all of the colors created by combining these primary colors to create others. There are basic color wheels which use only the primary and secondary colors. Consider using an advanced wheel which includes various tints, hues and shades. In order to identify the complimentary color, you need to start with the exact placement of your blue paint on the color wheel. Don't judge the hue based on the title of the paint. Rather, apply the paint to a small bit of white paper and allow it to dry. Compare this color to the color wheel and match the hue to the most accurate section of the wheel. A complimentary color is the color directly across the wheel from the blue you have identified. This should be some version of orange and is the color you will mix with your blue to darken it. A good place to start would be mixing Burnt Sienna with Ultramarine Blue. Another possible color combination is Cadmium Orange and Cobalt Blue.
A: Print out a color wheel. Find the exact placement on the color wheel of the specific hue of blue paint you are beginning with. Identify the shade of orange which is complimentary to your shade of blue.

Article: Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws attaching the dining chair seat to the chair base. Turn the screwdriver to the left to loosen the screws. Make sure to save the screws for reattaching the seat to the chair base after you are done. Use the back of a hammer or a re-upholstery multi-tool to remove the tacks that are holding the fabric onto the seat. Work the end of the tool under the tack or staple and then pull it up. Discard the tacks or staples since you will be using a staple gun to attach the new materials. After you have removed all of the tacks or staples, lift the fabric off of the seat. If you plan to replace the seat's padding, then lift this off of the seat as well. For older chairs, the padding may be made up of a mixture of hay and cloth, so replace this with foam. Make sure that the seat base is sturdy. If it appears damaged or weak, then you may want to replace it. Purchase a replacement seat base or cut a piece of plywood to the dimensions of your seat base and attach the new foam and upholstery to it. An easy way to get the dimensions you need is to place the old seat on the plywood and trace around the edges of the old seat with a marker or pen. Then, use a hand saw to cut along the lines you traced.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Unscrew the dining chair seat from the base. Remove the tacks or staples to loosen the fabric. Pull off the fabric and padding. Check the seat base and replace it if needed.

Problem: Article: Don't step to the beat like you would for other kinds of dancing, since it won't look very robotic. Instead, keep your feet on the ground, and focus on moving your arms, torso, and head while you dance.
Summary:
Keep your feet planted on the floor as much as possible.