Avoid setting up your tent on an incline or at the bottom of a slope; your tent could flood if it rains. Clear any rocks or branches on the ground where your tent will go. A carpet or padding will help you sleep more comfortably, and it will insulate you from the cold ground. If you can't afford a carpet or padding, use a thick blanket or comforter instead. Towels are also good to use for padding because they'll absorb any liquids that get into the tent and keep you and your belongings dry. Separate your clothes, cooking supplies, and bathroom stuff in different plastic containers or bags. Life in your tent will be more manageable if everything has a specific place it's supposed to go. When you're not sleeping, roll up your sleeping bag and blankets so you have more room in the tent. Keep your important objects (like a phone and charger, notebooks, or medicines) near where your head is so that they're easy to reach if you ever need to get them. A fire pit will give you a place to cook food, dry your clothes, and stay warm when it's cold outside. Make the pit 6 inches (15.2 cm) deep and 2 feet (0.6 meters) across. Pile dirt and rocks around the fire pit to prevent fire from spreading.
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One-sentence summary -- Set up your tent on high, flat ground. Lay down something comfortable for flooring. Keep all of your belongings organized. Build a fire pit outside of your tent.

Q: When you paraphrase or directly quote part of a PowerPoint presentation, note it in the text in brackets. Write the author or presenter's last name followed by a comma and the year of the publication or presentation of the PowerPoint project. Position the brackets right after the first punctuation sign that follows the reference. The APA style does not typically use footnotes or endnotes. For instance, write: "(Smith, 2010)" List each of the sources from in-text citations you make in a list to be out at the back of your paper. Do not repeat the same sources if they are cited more than once in the text. Compile a "Reference List" and put it in alphabetical order by the surname of the author. Write the surname first, followed by a comma. Write the first initial of their first name, followed by a period. If a second initial applies, write it after the first, followed by another period. As an example, "Smith, J." Write the year in round brackets. Add a period right after the second bracket. If you don't know the year, omit it or add the date you accessed the presentation online. For instance: "Smith, J. (2016)." Clearly state the title of the PowerPoint presentation in italics. Follow this immediately by writing the format of the presentation in square brackets. Follow this with a period. If you accessed the presentation online, the format should be "PowerPoint slides." If you saw the PowerPoint presentation in person, the format should be "lecture." For instance: "Smith, J. (2016). Sensitivity and Social Media [PowerPoint slides]." Write the words "Retrieved from" in front of your URL and add a space. Copy/paste the full URL address after this. Do not add punctuation after the first two words or after the link address. For example: "Smith, J. (2016). Sensitivity and Social Media [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from http://www.johnsmithpowerpoint.org"
A: Write the author's surname and the year of publication for in-text citations. Compile an alphabetical reference list. Write the author or presenter's last name and their first initial. List the year that it was published online or presented. Write the title in italics and the presentation type in square brackets. Add the URL if you accessed the PowerPoint presentation online.

Article: Open a new Firefox tab and enter about:support in the address bar. You should reach a page titled Troubleshooting information. You can also reach this page by clicking (usually in the top right) ? (lower right) Troubleshooting information. If this doesn't work, click this link, then click Solution 1. Look for the Refresh Firefox... button in the upper right. Click Refresh Firefox again in the popup window, then Finish in the second popup window. This will quit and reopen Firefox, with the following changes: All your extensions, themes, and added search engines will be deleted. All settings will be restored to their original state. This includes button placement and plugin preferences. Your download history will be cleared, so make sure you know where to find your downloaded files. Mozilla recommends that you delete the folder on your desktop called "Old Firefox Data." If you want to try to restore some of your settings, see the instructions below first.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visit your Firefox troubleshooting page. Click the Refresh Firefox button. Confirm. Delete your old data.

Article: To create a casing for your elastic, you will need to hem your pants so that the elastic will have somewhere to go through. Start by folding over the bottom of your pants twice. Make sure that the area you fold over is wide enough for your elastic to fit into. Hold your elastic up against it to be sure. Next, sew along the edge of the hem to secure the casing. Make sure to leave a small gap in the opening that you can insert the elastic into when you are done. If you are inserting elastic into a pair of pants that has already been completed and has a wide enough hem to fit elastic into, then you will need to cut a small hole into the inside of the hem. Use a pair of scissors to snip a small slit across the inner layer of the hem and use this opening to insert your elastic into. When your casing is complete, attach a safety pin to the end of the elastic strip and secure it. Attaching a safety pin to the end of the elastic strip will provide an anchor for your elastic and make it easier to work it through your pant legs. Make sure that you attach the safety pin far enough away from the end of the elastic so that it will not slip out. You may even want to insert the pin through a couple of places in the elastic to be certain that it is secure. To work the elastic into the hem, insert the closed safety pin into the opening in your pant leg hem. Then, begin to work the elastic through the hem using the safety pin to move it along. You will have to work slowly and move the safety pin through the hem just a little at a time. This may be easier or harder depending on the size of your casing and the material of your pants. When you get to the end, pull the safety pin out the other side and then remove it. Sew the two ends of your elastic band together by hand or using a sewing machine. Then, use the sewing machine or a needle and thread to close up the opening that you inserted the elastic through. Repeat the same process for the other pant leg.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Fold over the bottom of the pants twice. Sew along the edge of the hem. Attach a safety pin to the elastic. Work the elastic into the hem. Sew the elastic ends together and close the gap.