INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For best results, choose a medium-grit sandpaper finish (60- to 100-grit) and a relatively large sanding bit. The larger the bit, the more of the edge it will be able to smooth at once. Make sure the sanding bit is the right size for your glass piece. For example, if you're smoothing the edges of a wine bottle that you've cut in half, make sure the sanding bit can fit inside the hole so it can sand the inner corners of the glass edge. You can try placing your piece of glass in a clamp to keep it secure, but this makes it much more likely that the edge of your glass will crack. However, you should only hold the glass by hand if you can safely grasp it without coming into contact with the sanding bit. Be sure to use heavy-duty work gloves to safely hold the glass. If your glass object is too small to safely hold it by hand, your best bet is to use a clamp to hold it or to use an alternative method to smooth out the edges. Press the power button to start the power tool and hold the side edge of the bit against the inside corner of the edge of the glass. Don't apply any pressure to the sanding bit or else you may break the glass. Instead, simply hold it against the edge to allow the smoothing process to take place. Spend about 3-5 minutes doing this in order to adequately smooth the inner edge of the glass. Be sure to wear a ventilation mask during this step, since the sanding process will kick up a lot of glass powder into the air. Work in toward the center and out toward the outside edge to get a rounded edge. Rotate the bit slowly until you have traveled around the entire outside edge. This step shouldn't take more than 3-5 minutes to perform. Replace the sandpaper on your sanding bit with a finer grit. Then, run the sanding bit over the edge of the glass again to make it even smoother. Repeat this step as necessary with increasingly finer grits of sandpaper until the glass edge is polished to your liking. You can also simply polish the glass edge by hand if you don't want to continue using the power tool. Once you've finished sanding, use a clean damp cloth to wipe away any leftover grit or dust.

SUMMARY: Attach a sanding bit to a Dremel tool or power drill. Hold the tool with your dominant hand and the glass with the other hand. Run the sanding bit against the inner edge of the glass. Move the sanding bit to the top and outer corner of the glass edge. Repeat this process with fine-grit sandpaper to polish the edge.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can use Skype to transfer files of any size to any of your contacts. If the connection gets interrupted, you'll be able to resume when you're both connected again. Adding your songs to a ZIP file will make it easier to send them all at once. If you don't have your friends added, you'll want to add them before sending the file. Enter the email address or Skype user name into the Search field, and then send them a contact request. You can share a file with a single person by starting a conversation with that person. If you have a group conversation, you can send the file to everyone in the group. You can then browse your computer for the ZIP file containing the music you want to share. You can also drag and drop the ZIP file into the conversation to share it. As soon as you add the file to the conversation, your friends will be able to begin downloading it by clicking or tapping the file in the conversation window.

SUMMARY: Log into the Skype program. Add your friends to your contact list (if necessary). Start a conversation with the person or people you want to share with. Click the Attachment button and select "Send file". Have your friends download the file.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: (Use an electric mixer.) Do this as many times as desired.

SUMMARY: First turn up the oven to 350F In a small mixing bowl, beat egg whites and cream of tartar on medium speed until foamy. Gradually add the sugar, beating at high speed until when you life up the beaters, stiff peaks form. Spread evenly over the hot filling, sealing the edges to the crust. Use one of the beaters to dip into the meringue (very lightly), and pull out while twisting the beater to form a peak. Bake at 350F (177C) for 15 - 20 minutes or until the meringue is a light golden brown. Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour; refrigerate for at least 3 hours before serving.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pour the flower water into a large bowl. Sprinkle in the salt and let the mixture sit for about five minutes. Whisk the mixture a few times to help dissolve the salt. This will prevent the salt from making the shower gel chunky. Flower water is also known as hydrosol, and there are many different types of flower waters you can use to make shower gel. Some of the most popular include rose and orange blossom water. The salt is important in this recipe because it will help to thicken the shower gel. Whisk the liquids to combine the ingredients and emulsify the mixture. You can substitute any essential oil or combination you like in place of the ylang ylang and rosemary, and can use any carrier oil in place of the argan. Popular substitutions for argan oil include olive, apricot kernel, and sweet almond. Slowly pour the castile soap into the bowl with the other ingredients, whisking constantly as you pour. This will emulsify the liquids and help prevent the gel from clumping together. Any liquid castile soap will do in this recipe, including unscented or scented varieties. Insert a funnel into the mouth of a clean pourable bottle to prevent spills when you pour the gel. Shake the mixture before each use to fully incorporate all the ingredients.

SUMMARY:
Dissolve the salt in the flower water. Add the aloe, argan, and essential oils. Add the castile soap. Transfer the gel to a bottle.