In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Using quality headphones will ensure that your audio sounds clear, and is easy to understand. This will prevent you from having to go back over the audio again and again, trying to make out words that seem inaudible. Good quality headphones can go for as little as $20 at your local Radio Shack or Walmart Store. Good headphones will offer comfort, sound isolation, and frequency range. Finding headphones with a solid frequency range will serve you well for audio transcription. Good transcription software allows you to pause, rewind, and speed up/slow down your audio at your own discretion. This can be done using "hotkeys," or simple keyboard shortcuts, that improve your speed. Download a free transcription program, or find one for purchase. Some examples of free software include InqScribe, Express Scribe, and MacSpeech Scribe. Correction tools, such as Autocorrect on Microsoft Word or QuickCorrect in Word Perfect, can help reduce the number of keystrokes you make while typing. This can greatly increase your transcription speed and accuracy. These tools are often turned on by default, but you may need to check your settings to ensure that these functions are enabled. Some word processors (such as Microsoft Word) offer "auto-complete" functions. These tools finish words that you begin to write and understand certain abbreviations. Try turning this function on in your settings to improve your transcription speed. For example, auto-complete will type "thank you very much" for "tyvm." Many transcription programs (such as Express Scribe) are designed to work with an optional foot pedal. These USB foot pedals allow you to start and stop audio playback with your foot. This has been proven to be even faster than using hotkeys. Consider investing in a transcription foot pedal to improve your speed. These foot pedals start around $20 and can be purchased at Radio Shack or online. Create some files with stock formatting that you can plug specific info into. (These are called "templates"). It is helpful, for instance, to set up templates when transcribing medical or legal files on a regular basis. Using a template will save you the time it requires to keep recreating documents with a similar format.
Summary: Acquire good quality headphones. Utilize transcription software. Use "correction" tools. Explore "auto-complete" functions. Use a foot pedal. Create templates.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should be about head sizedabout 5 gallons (or 5 liters). Jars that size are often used for storage containers or water-cooler bottles. You can find them new in most retail stores that have kitchen supplies, or try Goodwill or Salvation Army. Aside from not being leaky, quality is not important: the cheaper it looks, the better! The imperfections in the glass or plastic will distort features and be extra creepy looking. You could try grave robbing, for that perfectly rotten look. However, that's generally frowned upon in civilized society, and it smells pretty bad, too. Look for a picture of a corpse head. Do a search on Google for "face texture" or "zombie texture" and take your pick. If you start with a regular face texture, you can use a photo editor such as Photoshop to make it truly horrific. Give the skin and lips a bluish tint, add gashes and rot, and other signs of decay. Be creative! First determine the direction your scanner scans. Most go from right to left. If so, place your right ear on the scanner bed, and start the scan. As the scan light moves across the bed, rotate your head so that it stays illuminated. Here's a tip: if you scan at a higher resolution, the scan will be much slower, making it easier to track the scanner as it moves. Once you've got your face texture ready, edited, and prepped for pickling, scale the face to a realistic size and then print it out. Measure your eye-to-eye distance, then scale the drawing to the same approximate size. Eyes are somewhere between one and two inches apart, for most people. With deadly sharp scissors, cut your face out. You may laminate the paper to make it a little more rigid, or simply print it out on cardstock or a heavy paper. For extra creepiness, get some fake eyeballs, and put them into the eye sockets...or let them float freely. Roll the face up and drop it into the jar. Stuff the jar with paper so that the picture is flattened against the inner surfaces of the glass. . You can use theatrical hair like the kind you'll find in a Halloween store, but it may look too fake. You can also use real hair that you can probably get for free, right from the floor of your local barber shop or beauty salon. Stuff the hair into the jar so that it looks messy and rotten. Work it around with a screwdriver to get the desired amount of grossness. You do not what that head getting out, terrorizing you and your family in the middle of the night. For a final touch place it somewhere visible so that it will creep people out.
Summary: Find a suitable jar. Find a head. Or, scan your own face. Print it out. Slash your face. Bottle your head. Not gross enough yet? Add the hair Seal the jar. Display your dead head proudly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use the quilting ruler to measure your liner to fit the measurements of the shelves that you wrote down earlier. Mark the top and bottom of the paper with a pencil or pen. Use scissors or place a cutting mat underneath the liner and then cut it with a rotary cutter. Use the quilting ruler as a guide while you're cutting the liner. Repeat this process to create as many pieces of liner as there are shelves. Take the backing off of your contact liner paper and carefully place it on your shelf. Go over the liner with a squeegee to eliminate any bubbles or wrinkles. Put a small blob of reusable mounting putty in each corner of the cabinet before placing in spongy or plastic liner to secure it. One by one, take the pre-cut pieces of liner, place them in each shelf space, and smooth them out until all of your shelves are lined.
Summary:
Measure the liner material. Cut the liner material. Place the liner on the shelf and smooth it out. Repeat these actions for each shelf in your kitchen cabinets.