Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply tape firmly, so it feels tight around your ankles but doesn't cut off circulation to your toes. Attach a tape stirrup around your ankle bone for stability. Add 2-3 more stirrups of tape for added stability. Use one piece of tape to cover your foot. Start taping the arch of your foot, moving from the inside of your foot to the outside. Wrap diagonally over the top of your foot and around your ankle. Continue taping in a figure eight motion, alternating around your foot and ankle 3 times. Wrap up your lower leg. Create a "heel cap" by covering your heel with 1-2 pieces of tape. Flex your ankle to every side to make sure you can move it. Keep practicing your tape job so your ankle feels comfortable and stable. Remove the tape carefully with scissors when done.

Answer: If you feel tingling or pins in your toes, remove the tape and try again. The tape should feel firm and secure when you are done so that you can move your ankle from side to side and up and down. Use 1-1/4 inch athletic tape for the best results. Take a long piece of athletic tape and attach it just above your interior ankle bone, the knob of bone on the inside of your foot. Wrap the piece of tape under your heel and then connect it to your opposite ankle bone, ending it just above the ankle bone. The tape should form a "U" shape around your foot. You should feel the tape pull down on your inside ankle bone, and then up on the outside ankle bone. Make a few more of these U-shaped tape stirrups to keep your ankle secure, overlapping each piece of tape by roughly a half inch. For the following steps, do not cut out a lot of long pieces of tape and attach them to each other. Take one piece of tape and leave it on the roll. Wrap 6-12 inches of tape, then pull more off the role, cutting the tape off only when you are done. Adhere your tape under the arch of your foot, and then bring it up and over the top of your foot. Continue this wrap around your arch 2-3 times, overlapping each layer of tape, for added stability, as you move towards your heel. This is the key motion for stability. Coming from the bottom of your foot, wrap up and over the top of your foot. The tape will cross over the curve where your foot meets your lower leg and then continue around the back of your lower leg. This will look a little like the beginning of a figure eight. Your tape should now be around the back of your lower leg. Cross it down around the front of your foot, coming diagonally back down around towards your arch. Bring it under your arch and back to your ankle joint, the back around your lower leg. Repeat 2-3 times, overlapping half of the tape each time. After coming around the back of your lower leg the third time, continue taping up past your ankle, overlapping the tape up to the edge of your pre-wrap. The entire stirrup should be covered with tape, roughly 3-4 inches above your ankle bone. Cut off a few small pieces of tape to cover your heel with a "C" shaped brace, coming around the back of your foot and bottom of your heel. Cover any last bits of exposed skin. You want a limited range-of-motion in your ankle. You should be able to move up and down and to both sides, but you shouldn't be able to move as far as you would without the tape. Jog lightly on it to make sure you can run comfortably without pain. While the basics of taping an ankle are easy, perfecting your work takes some practice. Focus on applying the tape with even pressure, using as few pieces of tape as possible to wrap your foot. It can help to ask a friend to be a "dummy," allowing you to tape their ankle as practice. Apply gauze or protective pads on the front and back of your ankle to prevent blisters. Wrap your foot and ankle with pre-wrap to protect your skin. Wrap 2-3 long pieces of tape from the inside of your ankle to the outside as U-shaped stirrup straps. Cover your ankle bone with tape from front to bottom, back to top. Overlap the tape by half an inch as you cover your foot and lower leg. The easiest way to remove the tape is with a tape removal blade, but ordinary scissors will work if you do not have one. Insert one of the blades between your skin and the pre-wrap and then carefully cut around your ankle bone to remove the tape. It should come off in one piece.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut the chain into four equal lengths measuring 12 inches/30.5cm each. Using a wire cutter, make a cut along the end of each chain. Slide the end of the chain on the wire spokes of the bike wheel. Distribute each chain evenly across the wheel. Slide the hook through the loop and attach the chain.

Answer: Fasten your chain onto a set of two spokes, over both spokes, where they cross, so the chain won't go sliding down the length of a spoke. Aim to form a cross (see the image for guidance). The chain should slide easily through the hook and be suspended from the ceiling. If the chain is too long after hanging it, use steel cutters and snip the chain, allowing for a full link to be available for hanging.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash by hand using mild dish soap. Clean the pot in the dishwasher. Soak the pot with vinegar. Wipe the brewer frequently. Wash the brew funnel 1-2 times weekly.

Answer: For general cleaning, wash your Bunn coffee pot by hand using a mild detergent, warm water, and a soft cloth. Avoid using an abrasive scrubber because this could scratch the glass or stainless steel decanter. Bunn coffee pots and filters are also top-rack dishwasher safe. Place your coffee pot upside down on the top rack of your dishwasher. Use a mild detergent and wash the pot on a normal cycle. Do not wash the lid of the coffee pot in the dishwasher. If you begin to notice stains on the bottom or sides of your glass coffee pot, then you will want to give the pot a more thorough clean. Fill the entire coffee pot with vinegar and let it sit for three to four hours. Then, rinse and wash the pot with warm soapy water. You can also scrub the sides using a soft cloth or sponge. You should also keep the outside of your Bunn coffee maker clean by periodically wiping down the brewer. Use a non-citrus dish soap and wipe down the entire machine with a damp cloth. Make sure to always unplug the machine before wiping it down. Remove the brew funnel from the machine by sliding it out. Clean with mild dish soap and warm water, or place it in the dishwasher. This should be done about once or twice a week if you are using the brewer on a daily basis.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Head out the shrine and call Agro with the X button. Take out the sword by pressing O. Travel behind the shrine and go through the dirt bridge. Head northeast. Dismount from Agro by pressing and jump into the water. Jump toward the ledge with green leaves as soon as you reach the top of the walkway. Keep walking forward until you see a set of stairs that leads up to the center of the platform.

Answer:
Wait for Agro to arrive and press to ride. Look around until you find the direction where the light beams centralize, which should be around the Shrine of Worship . The dirt bridge is the same one you used when you traveled to the second colossus, but instead of heading down the branching path at the end, head up. Keep traveling until you find a path between the mountains, go through this path until you arrive at a very creepy-looking lake with a large platform at the middle of it. Swim toward the fallen walkway at the left side of the lake and climb onto it. Then keep moving toward the right side of the ledge until you get to the next side, and jump to the platform. Be extremely careful while jumping across the platforms; it's a real pain to swim back to the walkway, and the lake looks really creepy. Once there, a cut scene will play, and Gaius will attack you.