Line up two of the plastic template pieces side by side. Then put a piece of tape at the top and the bottom where their edges meet. Make sure the tape overlaps onto both sides of the template so that it holds them together well. Then, tape the remaining two pieces to each end in the same manner. All four of the plastic pieces should be taped together. You can glue the pieces together instead of taping them. However, this will likely take longer because you have to hold the pieces together until they dry. Stand up the taped pieces on the bottom edge. Bend the pieces where you have applied the tape to create corners or creases at each edge. Then tape the two open ends together to close the shape. This is your hologram projector. It should now resemble a pyramid with a flat top. A single fish swimming or a flower moving back and forth works fine. Use a screensaver image or a video. Whatever image you display is the image that is going to be projected into a hologram. With the moving image still displayed on your smartphone, set your screen projector with the short end -- the 1-centimeter end-- down on your smartphone. The side facing up at you should be the 6-centimeter end, and it should now have the shape of the rhombus. If your image on your smartphone is still moving, you should now see a 3D hologram of it projected through your CD case projector..
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One-sentence summary -- Tape or glue the templates together. Shape the figure. Display a simple video or moving image on your smartphone. Place your hologram projector on your smartphone screen.

Q: Make sure to remember also to heat the pan you plan to cook on. The broiler uses flames to cook the meat, so check your stove's manual before utilizing it for any safety warnings. Use oven mitts or a thick dry rag when handling hot objects. Slide your grill out and place the London Broil in your preheated pan. Place the London Broil on the top rack, or 4-5 inches away from the open flame. Once it has cooked for 4-6 minutes, pull out your oven rack and flip the London Broil over with a large fork or tongs. Crack your oven door to prevent your London Broil from burning. Allowing your meat to rest before cutting it will retain its juices and enable it to finish cooking. You can use a meat thermometer to ensure that your London Broil is done before serving. It should have an internal temperature of 130-135 degrees Fahrenheit (54-57 degrees Celcius) for a rare steak and 140-145 degrees Fahrenheit (60-62 degrees Celcius) for a medium-rare steak. Slicing against the grain of the meat will allow you to have a more tender piece of meat. Find the direction in which the fibers are going, and cut along them rather than parallel with them.
A: Preheat your broiler and pan for 10 minutes. Place the London Broil in your broiler for 4-6 minutes on each side. Remove the London Broil from heat and let it sit for 10 minutes. Carve your meat against the grain before serving.

Article: At the top of the page, write "His Excellency," and then start a new line directly underneath. On the second line, write, "The Most Reverend (full name). Write a third line that says, "Archbishop of (diocese)." If you're writing to a cardinal who is also an archbishop, instead write "His Eminence, (first name) Cardinal (surname), Archbishop of (diocese)" as the heading. Skip a couple of lines and write a salutation before starting the body of the letter. Write "Your Excellency," if the letter is of a formal nature and write "Dear Archbishop (surname)," if it's a little more informal. When writing a letter to a cardinal who is also an archbishop, write "Your Eminence," "Most Eminent Cardinal," or "My Lord Cardinal," as the salutation. After you've finished writing the body of the letter, skip a few lines before concluding the letter. It's most common to write "Respectfully Yours in Christ," and then start a new line below it where you sign your full name. However, you could also conclude the letter by writing, "Asking Your Excellency's blessing, I am, Yours respectfully in Christ," just above your full name. Put the letter in the envelope and seal it. Then you'll write four different things centered on the envelope before you send the letter. First, write "The Most Reverend." Start a new line underneath this one that says only the archbishop's full name. Below that, write "Archbishop of (diocese)." Start the address on the 4th line and make sure to include the street, city, state, and zip code.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Write a heading at the top of the letter. Include a salutation underneath the heading. Write "Respectfully Yours in Christ," at the end. Address the envelope.

Article: The less reactive you are to provocations, the more you can use your better judgment to handle the challenge. When you feel upset with or challenged by someone, before you say or do something you might later regret, take a deep breath and count slowly to ten. This includes avoiding all forms of criticality and defensiveness. Yelling back is just another, readily available way to respond in a reactive rather than a proactive way. Being critical of the yeller or challenging what he/she is saying will provoke them further. Besides, when we are being yelled at we don't typically think well. This is because we are being put in a state of fear. If you're being yelled at, you are never absolutely stuck in the situation. This applies equally to strangers who lose their cool in line at the store as it does to your boss and your significant other. So, detach from the moment enough to think about whether or not you have to wait out the yelling. You might decide that escaping the moment is not worth losing your job over, but you may want to open up other options if the yelling seems like a hopelessly recurring phenomenon, or if the person yelling is not important enough to endure. Research has shown that yelling is just as harmful and ineffective when it is done "out of love". This means that regardless of the yeller's intentions, you are being subject to treatment that is never ideal or even appropriate. When we are yelling, it is because we are so overwhelmed by something that we cannot come up with a way to handle it except regressing to the use of brute force. If you gratify what the yeller is saying with a thoughtful response or rebuttal, you are affirming this type of communication. If you find yourself silently poking holes in the yeller's arguments and complaints in your head, allow yourself to do so. This may be your way of showing yourself that you are in control and have the upper hand in the situation. But, be careful that you don't get so focused on your thoughts that you are unable to observe. Let yourself disengage from what you're experiencing as a way to make sure that you don't take anything too personally. The best way to do this without losing sight of the moment is to empathize with the yeller.Focus on the pain and strain in the person's face. Rather than listening to the yeller, look at the desperation and frustration you see them experiencing. Remember, you are not validating the yeller. You are empathizing in order to see the part of the person you can find compassion for when the time comes to respond. Project peace in any way you can, but do not put on a cheesy show of false serenity. This can further anger the yeller, who might interpret it as teasing or patronizing. A good way to project peace is to express genuine surprise at the attitude the yeller is bringing to you. This way you can show that you are somewhat blind-sighted, while sending hints that the yelling is disturbing.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Resist the urge to yell back. Weigh your options. Avoid condoning the yelling. Take the focus off of you.