Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Draw a cut line in from each corner of the board and a rectangle in the middle. Drill a relief hole at the ends of each relief cut line. Cut out the center of the board with a circular saw. Cut from the center to the outside of the relief holes. Remove the edge pieces from the surrounding boards. Remove the grooves from your replacement board. Apply floor glue to the edges of the replacement board. Fit the board into place. Use a damp cloth to remove any excess glue. Weigh down the repaired area for 24 hours.

Answer: Mark a 1.5in (3.8cm) line along a straight edge with a pen or pencil in from each corner of the board diagonally towards the center. Connect the inner ends of the lines with straight lines to make a rectangle that you can cut out from the center of the board. This method works to replace a single damaged board in the middle of your laminate flooring, where it would be too difficult to replace by removing surrounding boards starting from an edge. Use a 38in (0.95cm) drill bit to make a relief hole at the inner ends of the lines you marked for the cut lines. Make another set of holes 14in (0.64cm) in from the outer ends of the relief lines. Make 8 relief holes in total so that you can cut in 2 phases1 to remove the center section and 1 to remove the sides. Set the depth of the saw a bit deeper than the depth of the flooring. Lift the blade guard and plunge the saw into the board, starting at 1 of the inner relief holes. Cut from hole to hole in a rectangular pattern to connect the inner section of relief holes you made and remove the center section. You will be left with the edges of the damaged board still connected to the good boards around them. Cut with your circular saw from the middle diagonally out along the remaining cut lines. Stop when you reach the relief holes. This will separate the remaining edges of the board at the corners so you can remove them. Pry up each side where it is connected to a surrounding board with your hands or pliers if they are stuck. Discard these pieces. If there is any glue on the tongues of surrounding boards, then scrape it off with a flathead screwdriver before installing the replacement board. Your replacement board will have 2 tongues and 2 grooves. Carefully cut off the tongues and bottom lips of the grooves with a utility knife so that you will be able to drop the new board into place. To cut off the bottom lips of the grooves, sick the blade of the knife inside the grooves and cut them off from the inside. Make several passes with the utility knife to score the parts you are cutting off, then snap them off with pliers. Put a bead of floor glue along the edges where you cut off the tongues and underneath the top half of the grooves where you cut off the bottom lips. You can get floor glue at a home improvement center or flooring store if you don't have any. Match the top half of the grooves on your new board with the tongues on the surrounding boards. The board will now fall into place because you removed the tongues from the new board. If the board is not fitting right, then use your utility knife to shave off any rough parts until it drops nicely into place. Wipe away any glue that squeezes out of the seams. Use a damp cloth so that you don't spread it around on the surrounding boards. Keep the cloth handy so you can wipe again after you weigh down the board if any more glue squeezes out. Stack some heavy books or another heavy object on top of the newly-fitted board to help the seams adhere together. Keep the weight on the board for 24 hours to ensure the glue is completely dry. Check if any more glue squeezed out of the seams after you placed weight on the board, and wipe it away with a damp cloth. If you use something that could scratch the laminate, like a brick, place a towel underneath to protect it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pray "Agree with God" so if ones "heart's desires" spring from believing, not doubting, loving, kindness, fairness, helping, giving, forgiving and expecting nothing in return, then there will be a good reward--possibly on this earth--because of the "desires of your heart" being right in God's view. Do not expect God to "throw gifts around" to any who would disrespect and misuse the gift or even turn and mistreat others, cheat and lie, be unfair and unreasonable with those weaker than oneself, etc. Expect consequences now and later for "wrongs and bad desires" (being unfair, selfish, abusive)--especially if these offenses are not confessed and not repented, and if one does not forgive others of similar offenses--God knows and is just. Decide to fulfill your "desires in God" in good ways, then: Have faith; remember God answers in His time not ours, but never give up no matter how hard the situation is.

Answer: but first you must respect and glorify God in your ways... and His will about fulfilling the "real desires of your heart" (at your core-being) based, for example, upon how you treat others and "measure out justice" to others. He sees it all. It will never work! Justice is coming and "you shall receive the desires of your heart," so watch the bad attitudes or your "rewards" can be opposite of your desires whether in the short or long run. (1) seek Him diligently (2) believing that "He is" and (3) that "He rewards" those who seek Him wholeheartedly. One is never perfect, but "God is always just." He knows how one accepts His good graces, gifts, shares his abilities, and knowledge and how one, then forgives those who seek forgiveness and does not despise the weak or hopeless. And, believe that He is already answering your prayer... it's that little thing called "faith"!"Do not fret... or be envious of those who [cheat] do wrong... [but] 'Trust' in the LORD, and 'do good'... 'Delight' yourself 'in the LORD' and he will give you the desires of your heart. 'Commit' your way to the LORD..." Psalms 37:1 - 5

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask an attorney to look over the document. Share the contract with a family member. Go over the contract with the employee. Give yourself enough time.

Answer: If you did not get an attorney's input at the planning stage, you may want one to look over the draft that you have. Ask him to read the contract and point out anything that is unclear or unfair. If a contract appears unfair, your prospective employee might be offended and not want to work for you. An example of an unfair contract is a clause demanding that disputes be resolved only through expensive arbitration. Before the employee starts to work for you, take an hour to go over the contract. Prod the employee to raise any concerns she might have. If the prospective employee has questions about vague language, be prepared to go back and re-draft the contract. Do not expect that your verbal agreement will trump the written contract. Handshakes are a good way to close the deal on a used car. They are not acceptable methods of starting an employment relationship. If you do have to redraft, leave yourself enough time to finish the contract before the employee starts working. Don't have the employee start working without a contract.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your book. Check the thickness of the paper. Get a book repair knife. Hold the knife in your dominant hand. Begin scratching. Use an eraser to remove remnants of the ink. Touch up the area.

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Turn it to the desired page. Make the page as flat as you safely can get it. Avoid cracking the spine. Make sure the page is at least as thick as the pages at the beginning and end of a typical library book. You can use this method on white or colored paper. You could also do this on the inside cover of the book. For extra protection, it might help to place several sheets of scrap paper under the page you're working on. If the page is thin like computer paper or notebook paper, use an eraser or sandpaper instead. You can find these in specialty craft stores or online. Look for a blade that's completely flat on one side with a deep bevel on the other. This will remove the ink stamp while protecting the page from damage. Don't use an X-Acto knife or butter knife. It will remove the stamp, but it will also damage the page. Position it the same way you would hold a pen or pencil. Place your grip towards the bottom of the blade. You can position the blade vertically, horizontally, or at an angle. Start with a letter or small design element in the stamp. Gently follow the shape of the letter or element as you scratch. Move in a back-and-forth motion with the tip of the blade. Be patient. This method can be time-consuming, but you will get professional results. For example, if you're removing a capital L, move the blade vertically on the long stem and horizontally on the shorter stem. As the letters or lines begin to lighten, try to erase them. Erase gently. Move in a regular motion as if you were erasing pencil marks. This will prevent damage that could come from additional scratching. Continue the process. Keep scratching out individual letters or design elements with the knife. As they lighten, you can use the eraser to remove what remains. When all marks are gone, touch up the formerly stamped area with the eraser. Use quick, yet gentle, strokes. Brush away any residual debris with the back of your hand.