INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Add 1 teaspoons (7.4 mL) of dry active yeast, cup (118.3 mL) of warm water, and 2 cups (473.2 mL) of warm milk to a bowl. Stir thoroughly and set the bowl aside. Add 3 cups (709.8 mL) of flour, 1 tablespoon (14.8 mL) of sugar, and 2 teaspoons (9.9 mL) of salt to the bowl. Use a spoon to thoroughly combine the flour, sugar, and salt. Beat the yeast and flour mixture thoroughly using a dough hook. Stop beating once the the dough has formed and it's smooth. Place the bowl of dough in a warm place so it rises faster. Check on the dough after an hour. If it has doubled in size, it's finished rising. If it hasn't, let it rise for another 15 minutes. Dissolve teaspoon (1.2 mL) of baking soda in teaspoon (1.2 mL) of warm water in a glass. Once the baking soda is dissolved, add the baking soda and water to the dough. Mix them into the dough using a spoon. Cover the pans with a damp towel and set them in a warm place. Check on them after 45 minutes to see if they've doubled in size. If they have, they're finished rising. Take the damp cloth off the pans before microwaving them. After 3 minutes, open the microwave and rotate the pan of dough. Finish microwaving the dough for the remaining 3 minutes. After the dough has cooled, remove it from the pan. Cut it into slices and serve.

SUMMARY: Prepare a bowl of yeast. Prepare a flour mixture in a separate large bowl. Pour the flour mixture into the bowl with the yeast. Cover the bowl of dough with a damp towel and let it rise. Mix baking soda and warm water into the dough. Separate the dough into 2 greased microwave-safe glass pans and let it rise. Microwave each pan of dough separately for 6 minutes on high. Remove the bread from the microwave and let it cool.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The size of the hole you drill into your materials determines the appropriate rivet size. For example, a 532 inch (0.40cm) hole is created with a number 21 drill bit, and you'll need a 532 inch (0.40cm) rivet with the proper nozzle attachment. Electric twist drills are considered fire hazards when used on or near an aircraft. If you're installing rivets near an aircraft, use a pneumatic twist drill. Take a look at the following chart for rivet sizes and their corresponding drill numbers and drill sizes: http://navyaviation.tpub.com/14018/css/Drilling-Rivet-Holes-548.htm. If you're installing the rivet around your home, chances are you will be using a 18 inch (0.32cm) sized rivet. Larger rivets come in 532 inch (0.40cm) and 316 inch (0.48cm) lengths, but are typically used for outdoor applications. Make sure the size of the rivet matches the drill holes you made. Each rivet is made of 2 preassembled parts: the body (tubular in shape) and the setting mandrel (the long side pulled out of the body). The nozzle of your gun holds an attachment that secures your rivets. Most rivet guns come with 3 nozzle attachments located in their handle. These attachments can be removed using the small wrench also located inside their handle. To remove the attachments, use the wrench to turn them counterclockwise. After removing an attachment from the gun's handle, gently screw it into the nozzle by turning it clockwise with your hand. Use the small wrench to tighten it by continuing to turn it counterclockwise. Place the longer side of the rivet into the nozzle of your gun. The shorter piece is the end that is inserted through the 2 pieces of material you're attaching. Make sure that the shorter side of the rivet is fully through the holes in both of your 2 materials and your gun is parallel to the piece of metal. Put pressure on the gun so that the large end of the rivet is tightly pressed against the metal, and place your thumb on the top of the gun to hold it steady. Keep steady and apply consistent pressure before squeezing the trigger. Put pressure on the rivet as you squeeze the handle. Every squeeze will pull the metal pin in the rivet through the body. Once the pin's head reaches the small end of the rivet, it will begin compressing the 2 metal pieces together. Keep squeezing until you hear a pop and the pin snaps. If you make a mistake, remove the rivet using an electric drill or with a rivet removal tool. Discard the pin (the longer side of the rivet) after your gun pops and the rivet has secured both materials.
Summary: Drill a rivet hole using a standard twist drill. Select a rivet size suitable for your materials. Attach the proper nozzle attachment tip based on your rivet size. Slide the rivet long-side first into the nozzle of your gun. Place the rivet through both materials and press the gun against it. Squeeze the handle trigger of the gun until the rivet attaches.

Draw 2 petals in front and a petal at the back of the 2 petals totalling to 3 petals. The leaves of tulip are long and not straight so the guide lines for the leaves should be long curved lines. Draw lines in the leaves and in the petals for a better outcome.
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One-sentence summary -- Sketch a circle for the flower and a long slightly curved line for the stalk. Add the guides of the petals and the leaves. Sketch the guide of the sepal and the leaves. Draw the basic outline of the flower, sepal and the stalk. Draw the basic outline of the leaves. Add more detail. Color the tulip.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Protect your knuckles, loose ligaments, joints, and the bones in your hands with a wrap. Hand wraps are single strips of semi-elastic cloth with a thumb loop on one end and a piece of velcro on the other end. They come in a variety of colors, widths, lengths, and styles. You will need one wrap for each hand. Roll up your hand wrap so that the thumb loop is on the end. Beginning with the back of your hand, as opposed to the palm of your hand, prevents the wrap from loosening up when you make a fist. Wrap your wrist three times, keeping the wrap below the thumb loop. Position the wrap above the thumb loop and wrap the palm of your hand three times. Position the hand wrap diagonally along the palm of your hand--from the base of your pinky to the base of your thumb. Bring the wrap around the base of your thumb and between your pinky and ringer fingers. Pull the wrap between your pointer finger and thumb, positioning the wrap diagonally across the back of your hand. The wrap should form a "X" on the back of your hand. Move the wrap back to the base of your thumb. Form a second "X" by pulling the wrap between your middle and ring fingers in the same manner. Form a third "X" by pulling the wrap between your middle and index finger in the same manner. End this process with the wrap positioned at the base of your thumb. This separates the fingers. Wrap your thumb once. Pull the wrap across the back of your hand and around your wrist to the base of your thumb. Pull the wrap halfway around the thumb. Instead of going around the thumb, pull the wrap across the palm of your hand at the base of your fingers. The hand wrap WILL change directions. This locks the thumb in place and secures the hand wrap. Wrap the knuckles. Pull the hand wrap around your knuckles three times. If you have extra length on your hand wrap, you may either wrap the knuckles additional times or make "Xs" around the back of your hand. Make sure the wrap doesn't become too thick--you still need to put your gloves on! Finish wrapping your hands at your wrist and secure the velcro. This provides additional wrist support.

SUMMARY:
Roll-up your hand wraps. Wrap your wrist and palm.Insert your thumb into the loop so that the wrap lays over the back of your hand. Wrap your fingers. Lock your thumb. Secure the velcro.