Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drawing the neck. Work on the shoulders. Doing the feminine torso. Concentrate on her limbs.

Answer: The female neck is often thinner, though not necessarily longer than the male neck. While male necks will often begin at the jawline, a female neck should begin notably inside that. Use the outside of your eyes as a guide. The clavicles (the two lovely curved collar bones) are usually more pronounced in females, as are the tendons that run up the neck between the clavicle and the head. Female shoulders are generally narrower than male shoulders and are slanted downward at a steeper angle. The breasts are the most obvious addition to feminize the silhouette, but they aren't the most important. Femininity is summed up by the softly curved, rounded hourglass silhouette. The top of the hourglass is not created by the breasts--it is created by the shoulders. The shoulders and hips should be spaced roughly equal, with the torso narrowing significantly in the midsection. The narrowest spot should be just below the ribs, and just above the navel. Creating this silhouette will feminize even the most poorly 'endowed' figures. When articulating the abdomen, many people gravitate to a completely straight, even concave belly. Even when illustrating a very fit woman, the very curve of her frame will create a gentle, round slope beginning at the navel and descending to the groin. The buttocks are similar in that extra roundness in this area will feminize any silhouette (male or female!) Female limbs are generally more slender than male limbs, and less muscularly articulated. This is because women have a greater ratio of body fat to muscle mass than men do. This obscures most of the muscular striations. Because of this, articulate your muscles softly. It is not necessary to make your females flaccid and unfit to feminize them, simply use a gentle hand and avoid hard, sharp lines when illustrating muscles. It is also important to note that women carry more mass (fat and muscle) below the waist than above it, and the legs will often be round and substantial, even with slender arms. Work hard on the hands. A small palm with slender fingers, tapered at the tips to avoid looking 'stubby'. The wrist bone will also be more pronounced here than on most male figures. Work equally hard on the feet. As above. Small, slender, with more articulated anklebones.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove drapes, blinds or any other window furnishings from your door. Grasp each end of the door. Keep pushing the door upward. Place the door on two sawhorses so that you can clean the track wheels. Use a wire brush to loosen the hair and dirt from the wheels. Vacuum the debris from the wheels and the entire bottom and top of the door. Apply a non-stick silicone lubricant to the wheels. Test the rollers to be sure that they are clear of all debris and are moving freely. Vacuum the door track. Wipe out the door track with a wet rag. Apply some of the lubricant to the tracks in the door opening before you replace the door. Lift the door from the sawhorses. Push the door up so that the bottom rollers clear the bottom threshold. Let the rollers drop into the bottom track. Slide the door back and forth until it is sliding smoothly.

Answer: Push the door up so that the wheels on the bottom of the door clear the track. You may have to use a screwdriver to loosen the level screws for the bottom wheels in order to get them to clear the bottom threshold. Pull it towards you at the same time until it clears the door opening. Position the top of the door inside the top track of the door opening. If you have loosened any screws, retighten them once the door is completely back in its track to make sure the door is plumb.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place random objects on the floor! Peek a Boo.

Answer: This includes small tunnels that your rabbit can go through, some newspaper for your rabbit to shred, some balls to play with and some treats. Of course, your rabbit will be most interested in the treats, but afterwards you will figure out what your rabbit enjoys playing with! Take a piece of cloth and hold it over your rabbit. Then take off the cloth and make a noise ("Boo!" Or "Whee!") and see if your rabbit enjoys it. Some rabbits get mad, and some just find it weird!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tim the damaged area into a neat square or rectangle. Cut a piece of patch screen material for the damaged area. Loosen the perimeter weaving of the opening and the patch. Feed the bent patch ends through the screen.

Answer:
Using a straightedge or sharp knife, cut a clean hole around the screen tear. Make this new hole as small as possible to keep it manageable. Leave at least 121 inch (1.32.5cm) of screen between the hole and the window frame. The new patch should be slightly larger than the rectangular hole. Measure the patch before you cut to make certain it is at least 1 inch (2.5cm) larger than the damaged area. Slack ends around the opening will make it more receptive and adhered to the new patch. Make sure the entire perimeter of the patch is loosened as well. Bend each unraveled end on the sides of the patch at a 90 degree angle. Work the patch ends through the weaving surrounding the opening in the screen. Then, bend the wires of the patch flat on the other side of the screen to hold the patch in place. Finally, adhere the patch to the screen with clear, waterproof silicone glue. Wipe away glue drips with a microfiber cloth before they harden to keep the repair smooth. Alternatively, purchase adhesive-backed patches to securely press over the damaged area without glue.