INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is the bar that's usually at the bottom of the screen which contains various icons and the Windows button. A menu will appear. Both options will display a list of all open windows on your PC, including those currently off-screen. The contents of that window will appear. The task bar is the bar that runs along the bottom of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear. This turns the mouse cursor into an arrow that points in 4 directions. As you tap each directional key, the window will move one step in that direction. Keep tapping the arrows until you've come to a good stopping point.

SUMMARY: Right-click the Windows taskbar. Click Cascade windows or Show windows stacked. Click the window you want to access. Hold Shift as you right-click the active app on the task bar. Click Move. Use the +++ keys to move the window back into view.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Students aren't the only ones who get to pick out a back-to-school outfityou want your first day outfit to express your personality while making you look professional and confident. Pick out an outfit you'll be comfortable in, such as a summer dress with a sweater over it or linen slacks and a nice shirt. Wear comfortable shoes that breathe, especially if the weather is still warm. Follow the school dress code for teachers, if applicable. You want your students to walk through the door, see the classroom, and feel excited about learning. Try to add some color to the room by hanging colorful posters on the wall or adding 1 or 2 vibrant rugs. Adding things like bean bag chairs or standing lamps creates a sense of comfort in the room as well. You might choose a color scheme, such as turquoise and yellow, for your room and decorate the room with those colors. Add things like lights, colorful bins, educational posters, and window decorations. While your classroom should have color in it, don't overdo ittoo much stimulation on the walls can affect a student's focus. You can do this individually with each student as they walk in the door, as well as in a whole-group setting once everyone is seated. Tell the class a little bit about yourself, staying positive and showing your excitement for the year. Tell your students what they should call you, and write your name on the board so they learn how to spell it. Include exciting things you have planned for the class over the school year in your introduction to get the students excited about what's to come. While it's important for your students to see you as an authority figure, you also want to create a connection with them as people. Tell your students a little bit about your life and what sort of things you like. By giving them a little information about yourself, your students will be more likely to open up to you. Include things like where you're from, what you did over the summer, and if you have any pets or favorite foods. Create a visual that shows your likes and dislikes, which could be an example of a get-to-know-your-class activity that each student makes as well. You can do this as a group by asking students to share things with the class such as their name, a fun thing they did over the summer, and what they're looking forward to this year. Or, you might choose to make it a more private sharing of information, with the students filling out a questionnaire or making a piece of artwork about themselves. Consider playing a game that helps the students (and yourself!) learn each other's names. While some teachers may choose to be strict and serious, smiling creates a warm environment where your students feel comfortable coming to you. Have fun while teaching and give off positive vibesif you smile, your students will be smiling too! Portray positive body language by standing up straight, looking your students in the eyes, and smiling genuine smiles whenever possible. Smiling also projects a confidence and warmth that shows your students you're approachable. Your students will be able to tell if you feel nervous or uncomfortable while teaching. Try to let go of any uncertainties and relax so that you're able to teach your students most effectively. Let your personality shine through and show your students how excited you are to teach them!
Summary: Dress professionally yet comfortably. Design your classroom to be bright and cheerful. Introduce yourself to the class. Make a personal connection with the students. Ask the students to share information about themselves. Smile often to encourage your students to have fun while learning. Be yourself!

After securing the pleats, use your tape measure to see how long the top edge of the skirt is. This measurement should be able the same as your waist measurement. However, if it is more than a couple of inches wider, then you will need to cut off some of the fabric to adjust the measurement. If you used triple your waist measurement for the fabric, then it is highly unlikely that the measurement will be too small. However, if it is too small, then you will either need to start over or sew a panel onto the edge of the skirt to make up for the missing length.
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One-sentence summary -- Check the measurement of the top part of your skirt.

Q: Take off any excess foliage from flowers and shape stems to your desired length. To help flowers retain color during the drying process, keep them out of the sunlight. You can use string, clothespins, or tacks to secure the flowers, just make sure that they are pointed completely down. The hairspray will offer protection from the elements and prevent the flowers from wilting. Be sure that the hairspray used is unscented, so that the flowers' natural scent can be preserved. Allow a few days for the flowers to dry, and, afterward, spray another thin coat of hairspray. Then, allow them to dry for one additional night. If you don't have a vase, cut apart a plastic juice jug or use an empty glass bottle to hold the floral arrangement. Display your flowers on a shelf or inside a cabinet. Some flowers, such as sunflower, lotus, and poppy, have seed pods that remain once the flower has died. These flowers can be attractive to arrange in vases even after they have died.
A: Trim the flowers to remove any excess. Hang the dead flowers upside-down. Spray flowers with one light coat of hairspray. Leave them to dry for three days. Display the bouquet in a vase and enjoy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A basic nutcracker requires nothing more than hard alcohol and fruit juice. Although this recipe calls for Hawaiian Punch, vodka, and rum, you can substitute in juice or other alcohols if you prefer. Mix the vodka, rum, and water in a clear plastic single-serve juice bottle. Add enough Hawaiian Punch to fill the remainder of the bottle. For a stronger drink, increase the amount of vodka, rum, and water in equal increments. Instead of Hawaiian Punch, you can substitute other juices, such as apple, peach, or any other juice or fruit-flavored beverage. Replace the lid on the juice bottle and shake to mix the ingredients. Serve cold in the juice bottle.

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Assemble your ingredients. Mix your ingredients. Shake and serve.