In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The rationale for a revolution can come from all artistic realms and areas of pop culture. You don't only have to focus on the written word. Spoken word, poetry, music, and art including public art can advance your message and cause more effectively sometimes. Some art can be lasting. Consider a mural painted in a community. Music has the ability to influence minds all over the world.Try to humanize the movement. Make people care by telling the stories of real people whom the masses will identify with and care about. You can also start a revolution through the quality of your own ideas. The Internet has given anyone the ability to publish and reach the masses. Create a blog. Install WordPress or another blogging service. Write a blog, and push it out to the masses. In it, create the intellectual foundation for why change is needed, and explain how change will look and what it would mean for your audience. Consider other formats. You might want to create a documentary. This can educate and motivate an audience. Don't forget the power of shorter video. A You Tube series could help. Don't have a one-prong media strategy. Use old and new media. Use the written word and multimedia like video. Use social media and blogs, but plant your message in traditional newspapers and magazines. Push your message out through multiple formats and mechanisms. Remember to harness the power of social media. Social media is a great way to get your messages in front of a lot of people. You can use social media to build attendance and events and to reach a targeted audience. Remember not to only have a social media strategy. Revolutions are more successful when they organize both off and on the computer screen. Build support by handing out flyers and pamphlets, by word of mouth and advertisements and through today's technology. You can do this by choosing your words carefully. Choose your model of morality. In America, this is sometimes divided into "nurturant parent" or "strict father." Consider how words like "freedom" create emotional response.Anchor your words to people's needs and your overall mission. Persuade through a mixture of pathos (emotional appeal), logos (appeal to reason), and ethos (ethical appeal). Build your case with logical reasoning and fact while adding in an emotional element. Demonstrate the popularity of the movement to the people in power, legislature, and military. The greater the popularity among society, the more the likelihood of violent repression is reduced. Researchers have found five stages in the process of change. The first phase is called "uninformed optimism," and it's the honeymoon phase of the project. There will be energy and enthusiasm at this point. However, problems will then crop up and "informed pessimism" results. Some change efforts may be abandoned. In order to continue with the movement, you will need hopeful realism, the third stage. This sets in when efforts succeed even though there were some problems. Informed optimism is when confidence comes back because things are still progressing. Finally, rewarding completion develops when you can show concrete results, and communicate them.
Summary: Remember the power of art and music. Embrace all of the potentials of the new media. Use social media to organize. Frame the debate. Expect that people will react different ways to change.

You can cut up old socks or fabric if you don't have batting. The fastener should sit in the groove you cut into the dowel.
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One-sentence summary -- Stuff your hobbyhorse's head about half full with cotton batting. Decorate the face to make eyes, nostrils and a mouth. Glue or sew on curtain fringe or yarn to make the stick horse's mane. Fit the dowel into the hobbyhorse's head all the way to the top of the head (or the heel of the sock). Finish stuffing the head while holding the dowel inside. Tie the head tightly to the dowel using yarn, string or hair elastics over the fabric. Add finishing touches to your riding toy, such as reins made of ribbon, if desired.

Q: Odds of 3-5 indicate that your profit will be three-fifths of a dollar. In other words, for every $5 you bet you can win $3 in profit. To determine profit, multiply the amount you bet by the fraction. If I spend $15, then my profit for winning is $9 (15 x 3/5). Ex. If I successfully bet $15 on a horse with 3/5 odds of winning, the payout would be $24 ($15 + [15 x 3/5]) This makes sense, because you would expect a bet on the underdog to have a higher payout. If you have a hard time with fractions, then see if there is a larger number on top then on bottom. If so, that team/horse is not expected to win. When you bet for the underdog, it is called betting "against the odds." For example, if odds are 3/1 for the Cowboys this Sunday, then it is three times more likely that they will lose than win. Odds of 3-1 indicate that if you bet $100, you will win $400, the original amount of your bet plus the profit. Odds of 1-3 will win you $33 on a $100 bet, or $133.
A: Know that odds at the track tell you amount of profit you will make per dollar spent. Understand that fractions greater than one mean a team is an underdog.

Problem: Article: Share words of encouragement with your teacher by telling her how much you appreciate her hard work and dedication. You can stand up in front of the class and compliment your teacher on a specific action she did that you appreciated or go up to her after class to let her know how much you appreciate her attitude and energy in the classroom. Try to be specific when you compliment your teacher so it feels like you are not just throwing around empty words. For example, if your teacher gave you more time to complete an assignment due to an illness, you may compliment her by saying: "I appreciate that you were willing to be flexible about the due date and I feel like you have a positive attitude toward teaching that benefits me as a student." You may also compliment your teacher in a more general way by commenting on her teaching style and her approach to teaching in the classroom. For example, you may say: "Thank you for coming into class every day with enthusiasm and excitement. You are great at breaking down difficult concepts so I can understand them clearly. I really appreciate your teaching style and I feel like I am learning important, useful things in your classroom." You can also tell your teacher how much you appreciate her by creating a PPT presentation or a presentation on the board that describes how great your teacher is and why. You may want to collaborate with your classmates to create this presentation, as it will likely be even more impressive if there are several of you up there, telling your teacher how great she is. In your presentation, list the ways in which your teacher inspires you as a student and the ways in which she brings learning and fun into the classroom. Have your classmates each contribute at least one to two reasons why your teacher is great so that you can present a long list that will surely brighten your teacher's day. Tattle on your teacher in a positive way by letting her superiors know how highly you think of her. You could speak to the principal about how awesome you think your teacher is or to another person in charge. It may be helpful to describe a specific situation where you felt your teacher went above and beyond. For example, may be your teacher worked with you after class to learn a difficult math concept that you struggled with so that you could pass the upcoming exam. You could tell the superior that you feel like this shows how dedicated the teacher is to her students and how the teacher sets her students up for success. Sit down and take the time to put all your positive feelings towards your teacher into a thoughtful letter. You can start the letter with a "Dear Mrs.X" or "To Mr.Y" and describe why you appreciate your teacher so much. Think about a specific time when your teacher has impacted you in a positive and thoughtful way. This could be something small, like asking how you're doing, or something more significant, like giving you an extension on your deadline for an assignment. You can ask your parents to help you write the letter or try to do it on your own.
Summary:
Compliment your teacher on her positive attitude and energy. Create a presentation on how great your teacher is with your classmates. Tell your teacher's superior about how great she is. Write your teacher a letter of appreciation.