Article: Be patient and wait for the right opportunity before quitting your current job. Setting up your business will come with upfront costs in materials and equipment. It can take also take a while to develop a customer base or get in with a cleaners or department stores for consistent work. Starting a new business usually requires working more than the 40 hour work week to get it off the ground. In this case, you'll be keeping your primary job while attempting to build your sewing business in your spare time. Remember to take things gradually at first, particularly if you are just learning how to sew. Consider your area and the type of sewing services that are currently available or desirable. Also consider the type of sewing work you'd like to do. For alterations and repairs, cleaners and department stores would be a good fit for business partnership, along with consignment shops. If you are more interested in tailoring and fitting dresses, it might require working for formal wear boutiques or helping an established, independent seamstress with surplus work. If you specialize outside of general sewing, like making baby clothes, or creating fashionable aprons, try to find boutiques that cater to consumers for these items, like a children's clothing shop, or a gourmet goods market. Put an ad in the local paper, advertising the type of sewing services you offer. This is a good way to catch the eye of seamstresses that have overflow work, department stores that need an alterations specialist, or sewing stores that need someone to create model samples of patterns carried in the store. You can also go to these businesses directly and ask if they need the services of a seamstress. You can go through an established service like Etsy or eBay or buy webspace and build your own storefront. The advantage of an online store is that you aren't limited by area when it comes to customers. You can also choose the type of work that you do, rather than letting the client send you projects. Are the kids at school between 8am to 2:30pm? Let these be your "in office" hours where you can complete projects and be reached by customers. You may have to put in time later in the evening or on weekends, but having daily hours ensures productivity and the intake of new business. For hourly work through an outside vendor, agree to a productivity schedule. If billing by the item, decide how much time standard projects, like pants hemming or letting out seams, require and assess a flat rate. Also decide how much your time is worth hourly for custom projects. Be sure to factor in the cost of materials. Make sure customers are aware of all costs upfront, providing an itemized quote, before beginning work. If it is an ongoing business relationship, sign or create an employment contract. There are many templates online available for freelancing contracts; you'll want to pick one that can be customized to your specific business and customer needs.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't quit your day job. Find customers. Get an online store. Set aside consistent work hours each day. Set up a fee structure.

Problem: Article: A fever can be a sign of a very serious infection and needs immediate treatment. Check to see if your dog appears very tired or sleeps more than usual. Your dog may also show no interest in eating food or drinking water. It may be sluggish and have a lack of interest in going for a walk or playing. Your dog's temperature can only be measured with an ear or rectal thermometer made for animals. This is an invasive procedure and should only be done by your vet. Your vet will know how to keep your dog calm and relaxed as they take its temperature. A dog with a temperature of 104F (40C) or higher is considered in serious medical danger and needs to be treated right away. They may look at your dog's tongue, ears, and eyes to see if there is any sign of infection. They may also test your dog's urine and blood to see if it has been exposed to a toxic or poisonous substance. The vet may ask you questions about your dog's medical history to determine what might be causing the fever. Your vet will prescribe an oral medication for your dog to help bring down its body temperature. Once the fever has gone down, your vet may recommend other treatment options, depending on your dog's condition. Your vet can give you suggestions on how to get your dog to ingest the oral medication. Your vet may recommend that you leave your dog at the vet's office for several hours or overnight so they can monitor your dog's temperature. If your dog's fever does not go down with the help of medication, your vet may suggest other treatment options or run more tests to determine the cause.
Summary: Bring your dog to the vet as soon as you notice the fever. Let the vet take your dog's temperature. Allow the vet to examine your dog. Get prescription medication to bring down your dog's fever. Let the vet monitor your dog's condition.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Many teachers make their expectations clear at the beginning of the semester. Learning these quickly and adhering to them will give the teacher fewer reasons to pick on you. Keep a copy of the syllabus with you during class as a reference. Be sure to follow any special formatting rules they may have for homework assignments. Teachers want students to listen to their lessons. Looking interested and engaged shows them that you take your learning seriously. Sit up straight at your desk. Look up from your notebook to show you are paying attention. Make sure you are setting aside enough time to prepare for exams in the teacher's class. Maintaining a good grade in the class will show the teacher you are invested. Make sure you are raising your hand and answering questions a couple of times per class to show you are interested. Don't over do it. Some teachers can be just as put off by the teacher's pet as they can a slacker student.

SUMMARY: Learn the classroom rules and expectations. Look attentive. Study for quizzes and tests. Participate a moderate amount.

During your interview, you will be asked questions with regard to your application, your background, your character and your willingness to take the Oath of Allegiance. The interview process also includes the following: An English test with reading, writing and speaking components. A civics test during which you will be asked ten questions regarding US history; you must answer at least six correctly to pass. After your interview, your naturalization will be either granted, denied, or continued. If your naturalization is granted, you will be invited to complete the process of becoming a US citizen. If your naturalization is denied, you may look into appealing the decision. If your naturalization is continued, which usually occurs when additional documents are needed, you will be asked to supply the needed documents and undergo a second interview. The ceremony is a meaningful event at which you will officially become a US citizen. During the event, you will Answer questions about what you have done since the interview. Turn in your permanent resident card. Pledge your allegiance to the US by taking the Oath of Allegiance. Receive your Certificate of Naturalization, the official document stating that you are a US Citizen.
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Complete the interview. Wait for a decision. Attend a naturalization ceremony.