Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place your feet on the pedals with your heels lifted.

Answer: Your heels should be just hovering over the base of the pedal (or the floor depending on the size of your pedals and the size of your feet). You might want to adjust your stool to be a bit higher so your thighs are angled slightly downward. Avoid raising your stool too high because it might cause you to slouch or have trouble reaching the pedals. Adjust it to a height where your lower legs and thighs make a 90 to 110 degree angle.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase your domain name and enlist with your provider. Implement your design decisions. Include information about executive members and management. Keep the next step in mind. Test your website before you launch it. Add your site to search engine directories.

Answer: This is a fairly simple process that involves first checking to see if your domain name is available. Usually, this is done through the domain provider you have decided on purchasing your domain through. Once your domain name is verified as available, you'll have to pay the agreed upon cost for your domain, usually for a specified length of time. 24/7 technical support can save your business money in the event of a failure on the provider side of things. If you are working with a web designer, you should set up weekly or bi-weekly meetings where you can give feedback on the website and hear your designer's opinions as well. You might well find, after beginning the design process, that you need to: Limit flashy graphics and distracting features, like flash animation. Restructure your site to guide users through it more organically. Reduce the words in your copy to make it more concise and to the point. People oftentimes feel at a disadvantage when dealing with faceless, inhuman companies. You can put your customers at ease while giving a face to your brand by including a blurb about your management team or executive members. While building your website, always think of what customers will be looking for next and how you might help them find that. For example, if you own a physical store, you'll likely want your hours of operation clearly visible on your homepage. You also might: Have clear links on your homepage to the purpose of your website (store, product information, map, etc.). Failure to launch a site properly can result in a negative kind of publicity that turns customers off because your web service was poorly functioning. This can hurt your image as a competent, reliable business person, but can be avoided by: Having associates and colleagues look at the pre-release version. Allowing a small group, like a pool of employees or family members, to stress test the website. Online search engines, like Google and Yahoo, are essentially directories of websites on the Internet. If your website is not registered with these search engines, you might be missed in a general web search and lose customers. Add your website at: www.google.com/addurl/ www.bing.com/toolbox/submit-site-url search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know that bigger isn't always better. Look for padding and secure straps. Pick packs with more pockets. Consider the pros and cons of wheeled backpacks.

Answer: Just like a purse, wallet, trunk, or garage, the bigger a backpack is, the more stuff will be piled into it (and the heavier it will be). Forget about logos, designs, or brand names, and choose a well-constructed, age-appropriate pack that is the right size for your child. If that means doing the bag shopping without the kid, so be it. If you can't cinch the straps tight enough to stay snugly over the shoulders, or if the backpack sags well below the waistline when worn, it is probably too big for your child. A backpack that has padded straps and a padded back (that is, the side that makes contact with the kid's back) will be more comfortable and may help prevent pinched nerves in the neck area. Choose models with waist straps as well, as these help to ensure better weight distribution and pack stability. Check that the straps are made of strong material, are well attached to the bag, and have sturdy but easy-to-operate buckles. Leather straps, for instance, might be more fashionable, but often simply add more weight without adding strength. Check a backpack in use for frayed straps, ripped canvas, or broken buckles. Backpacks that have one giant pocket are more prone to be overloaded with an assortment of books and who-knows-what-else. Alternatively, packs with more compartments and pockets can help reduce the overall max load and ensure that the pack's weight is less prone to shifting out of balance, which can cause falls or back injuries. Backpacks with more compartments and/or pockets can also help a disorganized child find what he needs more quickly. The proliferation of overloaded backpacks, even among young children, has led to the development of packs with wheels and telescoping handles (akin to carry-on luggage). Such packs can reduce the likelihood of back or shoulder strains, but also can increase the likelihood of trip-and-fall injuries. They also tend to be heavier than traditional backpacks, which can cause increased strain when they need to be carried. Using a bag with wheels can also put stress on the shoulder of the arm that is pulling the bag. If your child currently uses a bag with wheels, it's best to make sure they alternate hands rather than using one hand all the time. Some school districts ban the use of wheeled backpacks because of the increased risk of students tripping over them in the hallway or on stairs. Check your school's policy before considering a purchase. Indeed, tripping is the most common cause of backpack-related injuries that require emergency room visits.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create a small kindling teepee over the tinder. Place four pieces of firewood around the teepee. Continue laying firewood to build a cabin. Top with the lightest kindling and light.

Answer:
To start a log cabin fire, you'll need to create a set-up similar to a teepee fire. Center your tinder in the fire pit, and use kindling to create a teepee shape around it. Make sure to start with smaller pieces of kindling and then add a second layer of larger kindling. Your teepee lay doesn't have to be as large as it would if you were planning a teepee fire. Two layers of kindling are usually enough. Collect four pieces of firewood to set around the teepee. Take the two largest pieces and place them on opposite sides of the teepee. Next, set the two smaller pieces on the other sides to form a square with the wood. Make sure that the smaller pieces rest over the two larger pieces. Be sure to leave an opening on the side of the structure that is upwind, so you can reach the tinder when it's time to light the fire. Over the four pieces of wood that form the base, lay smaller and shorter pieces of firewood in the same pattern. The goal is to create a cabin-like structure around the original teepee. The process of laying the wood around the teepee is similar to building with the Lincoln Log toys that you may remember from your childhood. Once you've built up the cabin for the fire, place some of your lightest kindling on top to close off the structure. Use a match or lighter to light the tinder inside the cabin. For best results, light the tinder from several sides. Until the external walls of the cabin catch fire, continue to add kindling to the inside in order to feed the internal fire. A log cabin lay typically offers up a longer-lasting fire, so it's an ideal choice if you need warmth for an extended period.