INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are shooting on "stripes," and you make the striped 12 ball, then it is still your turn. Try to pocket another striped ball. If you successfully pocket another striped ball on your next shot, then you can shoot again. As soon as you scratch or miss the pocket, however, it immediately becomes your opponent's turn. There is no rule against combination shots, in which you sink two numbered balls from your group with one shot. However, the 8-ball can not be used as a first ball in the combination unless it is the shooter's only remaining legal object ball on the table. Otherwise, it is a foul. If you are shooting "solids," then try to make all of the balls numbered 1-7 so that you can pocket the 8-ball. If you are shooting "stripes," then make all of the balls numbered 9-15. If you make your opponent's ball, then your turn ends in a scratch. In many official pool games, players must call each shot they take in order for that shot to be legal. This means: before each shot, announce which ball you are going to knock into which pocket. You might say, "4-ball, corner pocket," and indicate with your pool cue to make it clear which pocket you mean. If you are playing a casual game of pool with friends, then there is no need to call your shots. You can only legally shoot at the 8-ball once you have made all of the other numbered balls in your group (stripes or solids). Make sure to call your pocket! Look over the table and decide which pocket will be the easiest place to sink the 8-ball. Then, announce where you are going to pocket the 8-ball before you shoot. If you are the first to legally pocket the 8-ball, then you win the game! For instance: say, "8-ball, corner pocket," and indicate which corner pocket you mean. If you call your shot, but you do not make the 8-ball into a pocket: it is now your opponent's turn to shoot. You have neither won nor lost unless you make the 8-ball or scratch while trying to make the 8-ball. A game of 8-ball pool ends when a player legally sinks the 8-ball after pocketing all of the numbered balls in his or her group. However, a player can also lose the game by committing certain infractions. A player loses when he or she: pockets the 8-ball at any point after the break; pockets the 8-ball on the same stroke as the last of his/her group of balls; jumps the 8-ball off the table at any time after the break; pockets the 8-ball in a pocket other than the one he/she has called; or pockets the 8-ball when it is not the legal "object ball."

SUMMARY: Keep shooting until you fail to pocket a ball. Pocket all of the balls in your group. Call your shots. Pocket the 8-ball. Finish the game.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are using a tissue box, get something to cover the hole. However, do not glue it there, since the hole is useful. Put it on top of the box and glue it on. Teddy wouldn't want to sleep on the cold mattress! If you have a tissue box, just use the hole that's already there.
Summary: Get a box. Get a piece of fabric, paper, or even a tissue to put on the box. Get another piece of fabric or tissue as a blanket. To make storage space, cut a hole in the side of the box. Finished.

Then drain and add fresh water. Once done, bring the water to a boil. Add salt after 5 more minutes of cooking.
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One-sentence summary -- Add chopped cabbage to a large pot or saucepan. Wash the sliced cabbage under running water. Add the Bengal gram. Mix together well. Cover the cooked cabbage and gram with a lid or plate after 10 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you or the other person tries to let something go and it continues to eat at either of you, then you likely need to process residual feelings. This may include talking with the person, reiterating your desires to rebuild trust, and assuring her that you will do what ever it takes to make things better. It can be upsetting if someone tells you to, "just let it go" if you haven't reached a level of resolve about the matter. Take a deep breath and say, "I'm working on letting it go, but I'm not there yet." As time passes and progress if made, you may notice the other person holds the issue over your head. She brings up the betrayal in an argument or discussion. Perhaps she isn't over the hurt and still has work to do to forgive you. Calmly bring it up and say, "It sounds like you are not fully ready to forgive me. I think we both have worked really hard to get where we are. What else can I do to help you get to a point where you don't have to bring this up? If more apologies will help, I'm ready to do that. If you think I don't understand the depth of the hurt that I did to you, then help me out and tell me. I'll do whatever it takes because when you bring it up it makes me believe that you're still hurt, and I don't want that." If you refuse to hold a grudge against her for her reactions, it will help you remain open for positive improvements. Remember, you would appreciate the same respect. Celebrating the smallest of improvements will breathe life back into the situation. Everyone benefits from recognition for a job well done. If she begrudges the idea, tell her you are celebrating because you both committed to work together through the journey and that alone deserves a celebration. Whether you have to sever ties for yourself, or if someone severs ties with you, there's no reason why two parties should continue to betray each other. If you continually find yourself in the same cycle of betrayal-forgive-rebuild-betrayal, it is time to stop the madness. Don't waste your time or someone else's. Life is short so surround yourself with people who bring you joy and satisfaction. Trickery and betrayal are not virtues anyone will admire. Accepting the truth can be the first step toward real change. It's up to you to create the fulfilling life that you've always wanted. It is possible. Be self-reliant. Happiness is an inside job and you are responsible to create it. It is easier to face difficult situations if you are filled with good vibes. A happier you will always make any relationship better. You know what makes you happy, so participate in activities that will build a reservoir of positive feelings. For example, if you love the way live music makes you feel then attend concerts at small clubs and large venues. Listen to new music to expand your knowledge. If you love being outdoors, join a hiking group in your local area. Communing with nature is restorative.

SUMMARY:
Let go of the past. Do not hold grudges. Acknowledge commitment and improvement. Cut off repeat offenders. Be responsible for your own happiness.