You may want to use a safety pin to do this, but you could also use a decorate pin or brooch. Pin the brooch on the shoulder or chest. Or fasten the two ends of the cloth or sheet with a brooch, safety pin or knot. The brooch can be in any color, and could even contain bright jewels. Romans were not supposed to pin or sew their togas. If you use a more slippery fabric, though, you will have to do so or it will fall down. The woolen fabric of a traditional Roman toga did not have much stitching or sewing. There also weren't button holes. Finish off the look with a cord or rope belt. Usually, this belt should match the color of the toga, most commonly white. Only free Roman citizens could wear the toga. In the old days, togas were worn over naked bodies, but later they were worn over tunics and tied at the waist with a belt. Roman undergarments consisted of a simple loin cloth that was knotted on both sides. The undergarments had different names. Women also wore a band that was tightly tied across their bust. Undergarments were generally made of linen. As undergarments, it's best to wear a plain white T-shirt and white or flesh colored underwear. The Romans wore short-sleeved wool tunics under their togas. You're not going to look very authentic if you pair your Roman toga with a pair of high heels or sneakers! Roman men wore leather boots or sandals. The boots were designed to outlast the rigors of marching, and the sandals were commonly worn for comfort in the summer. You can find Roman sandals or boots for purchase on many sites online. Roman sandals typically had lacing up the calf. Leather cords or braids attached the sole of the sandal to the leg. There were many different kinds of sandals. Roman shoes were generally made out of leather and sometimes out of pigskin. Romans who were very wealthy or high in status would dye their sandals red. You could carry a shield. Some people have used hub caps!
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One-sentence summary -- Secure the sheet on your left shoulder. Wear the right undergarments. Wear the right footwear.

Q: As a federal investigative and intelligence agency, the FBI has the authority and responsibility to respond to a range of federal crimes, cyber crimes, and national security threats. Contact the FBI any time to give information on the following crimes: Possible acts of terrorism or activities related to terrorism People sympathetic to terrorists Suspicious activities that could be a threat to national security, especially if foreign parties are involved Computer crimes, especially those related to national security Corrupt government activities at the local, state, or federal level, or in law enforcement Race-related and hate crimes Human trafficking Civil rights crimes Organized crime activities Financial crimes involving fraud (corporate fraud, mortgage fraud, investment fraud, etc.) Health care industry fraud People who have committed or are planning to commit crimes including bank robbery, kidnapping, extortion, valuable art theft, large interstate shipment theft, and monetary instrument theft Violent gang activity Information submitted via the "FBI Tips and Public Leads" form will be reviewed as soon as possible by an FBI agent or professional staff member. Note that you may not get a reply to your submission due to the large volume of submissions the FBI receives. Provide as much detail as possible when filling out the form. The FBI has 56 field offices in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, as well as dozens more offices attached to U.S. embassies around the world. You can contact your nearest office with information on possible criminal activity. If you want to email the FBI, you will need to contact a field office, as the FBI has no central email address. Look up the address, phone number, and email of the nearest U.S. field office here. Find the phone number of the closest international office here. Though it is more efficient to submit a tip form or contact a local office, you can also call the FBI headquarters with a tip or complaint about criminal activity. The phone number is 202-324-3000, and the address is: FBI Headquarters 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20535-0001
A: Know when to contact the FBI. Use the online tip form. Contact your nearest FBI office. Call or write to the FBI headquarters.

Article: Teaching your Bernese Mountain Dog proper leash etiquette is very important a big dog like a Bernese could easily drag you down the street if she isn't trained. Start out by letting her get comfortable with her collar. Put it on when she's likely to be distracted, like when she's playing or eating food. If she tries to scratch it off or remove the collar, do not allow her to do so. Do not remove the collar until she's forgotten about it. Once your Bernese is used to wearing her collar, clip on a lightweight leash. Don't try to lead her or do anything with it let her just drag it around the house (under your supervision) and sniff it. Once your dog feels comfortable with his collar and leash, take the leash and begin walking around the house with him. If he walks beside you and/or lets the leash be loose or slack, give lots of praise, pats, and treats. If he begins to pull, stop in your tracks. Do not pull him back to you and do not proceed allow him to come back to you. When the leash is loose again, praise him and begin walking again. Never allow your puppy to pull you on the leash, as this teaches him that this is acceptable. By stopping the walk, he learns that pulling and straining will get him nowhere. If he wants to walk, he must do so without pulling. If your puppy does the opposite and sits down, do not yank on the leash to get him to keep moving. Instead, call him over to you, offering treats and rewards when he comes.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Let your dog get comfortable with her collar and leash. Teach your dog to walk with a loose leash.