Q: Hold the puzzle as evenly as possible to prevent twisting the puzzle the wrong way while you work. Align the puzzle horizontally before you begin twisting it, with both ends of the P-shaped rings facing outwards. The two Ps should make something resembling a "W" shape before you begin twisting them. Then, loop the right ring around the upper "P" loop of the left ring. Your two P-shaped rings should look stacked on top of each other and mirroring each other at the loops. The rings should resemble a heart shape at this stage. As you string the right ring through the left loop, it should slide off once you reach the bottom end. Once the two rings are separated, you have completed the puzzle. Set them down somewhere you won't forget to prevent losing them. To prevent losing either ring and to put the puzzle together again, insert one ring through the top loop of the other ring. Pull the first ring all the way through the second ring, then turn the second ring up to secure both in place.
A: Grab one end of each P-shaped ring with both of your hands. Turn your left P-shaped ring down. Pull the right ring from the top and through the left loop. Slide one ring through the "P" loop of the other ring to reset the puzzle.

Q: Many states have court-approved forms you can use for your motion to dismiss so you don't have to format the document yourself. You typically can find forms available for download by visiting the website for the state court system or the state's highest court. Forms also may be available at the websites of state legal aid societies. Paper forms typically are available at the clerk's offices of individual courts. You must use the correct size paper with the correct margins for all court documents. You typically can find these state or local rules on the court's website. The rules also may have a sample or document template that you can use as a guide. Generally, you should use standard 8.5 x 11 white paper with one-inch margins all the way around. Some courts may have different margin specifications for the first page. Some courts may require you to use a special "pleading paper," which contains line numbers down the left-hand side. Most word processing applications such as Microsoft Word have pleading paper templates you can use. Set up your footer to print consecutive page numbers at the bottom of each page. Use a common font such as Times New Roman or Arial in a 12-point size, and double-space your text. Make sure you're set to print your document using black ink. Your caption identifies the case to which your document applies, and must be identical to the caption for the complaint in the case. The caption includes the court name and location, the names of the parties in the case, and the case or file number assigned by the court. You also can copy the format of the caption on the complaint so everything is in the right place on the page. At the top of your motion you must include a title that identifies the purpose of the document for the court. The title can be as simple as "Defendant's Motion to Dismiss" or can include the reason you want the court to dismiss the case, such as "Defendant's Motion to Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim." Traditionally, the title is centered on the page in all caps. It also may be bolded or underlined. Check the court's rules or look at other documents filed in the same court to get a sense of the style that court uses. Your signature block gives you space to sign your motion and provides your legal name and contact information. Typically you want to leave about four lines, or two double-spaced lines, for your signature. Make a solid black line to sign, then type your name directly below the line. Under your name, you should type your address. You also may want to include your phone number and your email address. Your signature block also should include a line and space for you to write the date on which you signed the motion. Depending on the court, you may need to attach other documents such as a certificate of service or a notice of hearing. These forms generally are available in the clerk's office. If you've found a packet of court-approved forms to use for your motion to dismiss, any additional documents should be included. Certificates of service and notices of hearing always use the same format, but you'll have to put in the name and address of the other party, as well as your own name and address. Leave the date and time of the hearing on the notice blank. The clerk of court will fill those in when the hearing is scheduled.
A: Search for forms. Set up your page. Create your caption. Title your motion. Create your signature block. Add other pages as necessary.

Q: Measure the length and width of the wall or surface that you are covering with stone. Multiply those numbers to find the square footage that you need to buy. Also measure the edges and corners, as these require different stones than the flat surface. The majority of the area will be covered in flat stones. You may also want corner stones or edge stones. Flat stones are cut smooth on both ends to fit tightly together. Edge stones have a rough edge on one side for placement where they'll be seen on the end of a wall. Airstone is sold in eight square foot packs of flat stones, six linear foot packs of corner stones, and seven and one half square foot packs of edge stones. AirStone adheres best with adhesive that is specifically designed for it. For interior walls, use AirStone Interior Adhesive. This comes in a bucket that covers 30 square feet of wall. Outdoor AirStone projects should use a tub of Loctite construction adhesive, which covers 10 square feet. If you prefer to use some other adhesive besides the one designed for AirStone, you are free to do so, but the result may not be what you want. Airstone currently offers three colors of stone, which are Autumn Mountain (tan), Birch Bluff (white), and Spring Creek (grey). These collections include stones in a range of colors, so be aware that every stone is not the exact same color. Since the stones in each color palette include a range of shades, you have a lot of flexibility to match them up with the other colors in the space. AirStone can currently only be purchased in the U.S. at Lowe's, either online or in the store. AirStone, the manufacturer, does not sell their product directly to consumers. If you order online, you have the option to have your stone shipped in the mail, delivered by Lowe's delivery service, or set aside for pick up at a local store. Shipping costs may vary depending on how much stone you order and how far it has to ship. If you don't like to order online, go to the nearest Lowe's and pick out the stone you want.
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Calculate how much stone you need. Determine how much adhesive you need. Choose from the color palettes available. Buy AirStone from Lowe's.