Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look at a bus route map. Refer to the route map's timetable for arrival and departure times. Look for intersecting routes if you think you'll need to transfer. Use an online trip planning feature if your city has one.

Answer: Nearly every public transportation bus has a set route that they travel on. To find out how to get to where you need to go, get a bus route map. These typically have different colored lines with dots along them that represent the different busses and stops. The bus route map should also have a timetable on it that displays when each bus will be where. You can typically find these bus route maps online at the city's transportation website, or at local schools, shopping centers, and businesses along the bus routes. Also check for an additional route map that's for weekends and holidays, as the city you're in may have different schedules or routes on these days. While each bus route map is a little different, they usually all have a timetable included. The timetable should display the times when the busses that travel along each particular route arrive at and depart from each stop. Find the section of the timetable that specifies your route and write down the arrival time for the stop that's closest to your location. Often, bus timetables are colored-coded to represent each route. For example, If you look at the map and discover that you'll need to take the yellow route, look for the a section of the timetable that's highlighted in yellow. If no routes take you directly to where you need to go, look on the map at the different routes that stop near your starting location. Then, see if those routes intersect with any other routes that lead to your destination. If you find a place where the routes intersect, identify the stop and refer to the timetable to figure out what time you'll need to get off of your original bus and get onto a different bus that travels the second route. Look in the map key for phrases like "transfer point" and "transit center," as these may be labeled on the map. Go online to your city's public transportation website. Look for a public transportation trip planning feature that allows you to to type in your starting location, your destination, and possibly also the time of day that you want to travel. When you submit this information, the feature will likely show you what route you should take. If you aren't sure how to get to your city's public transportation website, try Googling the name of your city followed by the words "public transportation."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rent an entire apartment instead of staying at a hotel. Get a private or shared room instead of an entire apartment. Visit San Francisco during the off-season for cheaper options.

Answer: People can put their apartments up for temporary rentals on websites like Airbnb, Wimdu, and Roomorama. You can rent their apartments and have access to an entire apartment in San Francisco. Renting an apartment is typically around 1/3 the cost of booking a hotel room. As an added bonus, you'll also have contact with a local who can tell you about fun things to do in the area. If you want to spend less money, you can rent a private or shared room instead of an entire apartment. Single rooms are typically around 1/2 to 1/3 the cost of renting an entire apartment or house. While it's a smaller space and you won't have access to amenities in the house like the kitchen, it's a good option if you're trying to save money. Instead of traveling to San Francisco between May and October, try traveling there November through April. The city receives fewer visitors in these months, and therefore will be offering cheaper rooms! You can typically find rooms for 15%-30% cheaper during the off-season. Many Californians take weekend trips to San Francisco. If you can, try planning your trip during the weekdays for cheaper deals.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand hardware wallets. Purchase a hardware wallet. Encrypt your device.

Answer: For those who are overly secure and protective of their finances, a hardware wallet could be for you. Hardware wallets are physical devices that hold private keys electronically and facilitate payments. These wallets can be carried on your person and don't rely on you keeping funds in a third-party's storage. These wallets are immune to viruses and types of Trojans that infect software wallets. There are many different hardware wallets that range in price range and quality. Take a look at some of the premier hardware wallets: Pi Wallet uses cold storage and does not have wireless capabilities. It uses Armory's client which makes it secure while not requiring you to set everything up by yourself. This is a safe and easy hardware device. Trezor is similar to Pi, but uses a small screen to interact with. The private keys are generated by the device and can't leave it, making it immune to malware. USB wallets are pretty popular and more affordable devices. These devices protect your data and use similar micro-processor chips that credit cards use. These typically allow you to go between a variety of computers and your device will establish a secure connection. Most devices require an encryption code or password upon initializing. If your device doesn't, you can always add an encryption to secure your wallet. Each hardware wallet has a different protocol for establishing a secure encryption.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find some pretty scrap fabric.

Answer:
Use any fabric you would like, as long as you have a portion of it at least one inch wide and five inches long. Add a bit of fabric stiffener to the scrap pieces to harden them for the bow-making process.