Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look at other vinyl sticker designs for inspiration. Sketch out your design on paper. Create your design on the computer using image editing software.

Answer: Do an online search for "vinyl stickers" or "vinyl sticker designs." Pay attention to what you like and don't like about the different designs you see. Try to find stickers that are similar to the ones you want to make. For example, if you want to make vinyl stickers to put on your laptop case, look for stickers other people have made to put on their computers. This will give you an idea of what size and color your design should be. Don't worry about drawing all the details. You just want to get a basic idea of how your design will look before you attempt to make it on the computer. Make sure your design is small enough to fit on an 8 x 11 inch (20.3 x 27.9 cm) piece of paper. If you're just starting out making vinyl stickers, keep your design simple. If you're having trouble coming up with a design, use graphics or images from online instead. If you don't have Photoshop or Illustrator, use a free image editing software like GIMP. Recreate your sketched design using your software's drawing and editing tools, or scan and upload your sketch and work from that. If you're making a colored design, use bold, vibrant colors that will show up well when printed. Make sure the resolution of your design is at least 300 pixels per 1 inch (2.5cm).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear the ring to display your heritage. Wear the ring to remember someone special.

Answer: Many Irish people wear Claddagh rings as a symbol of their Irish heritage, rather than as a way to display their romantic status. Claddagh rings may be worn on any finger and may be turned in either direction, whichever is most comfortable for the person wearing the ring. They don't have to be worn to indicate a romantic status, and can be worn on the left ring finger without a relationship or engagement or a marriage. Some people wear Claddagh rings on necklace chains, rather than on their fingers. Claddagh rings may also be worn on bracelets, or kept in the pocket as a charm. Claddagh rings make meaningful gifts for friends and relatives, whether or not romance is involved in the equation. If you received a Claddagh ring as a gift and would prefer not to wear it to show your romantic status, it's just fine to wear it however you choose.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Beware of scams. Don't be confused by the dates. Gather everything you need. Collect photos. Validate photos. Fill out the application. Make sure you receive a confirmation number.

Answer: Be careful not to fall prey to scams involving the application process. Some applicants have received emails or letters requesting money in connection with the application. The Department of State does not give information to applicants via e-mail or regular mail, and there is no application fee for the lottery. The Department recommends that applicants not use a consultant or agent to help them file their application. If an applicant does have someone else prepare and submit the application, the applicant should be present for the preparation and submission and retain the confirmation notice with the unique confirmation number. The years referred to for the lottery can be confusing, so take a few minutes to understand what they mean. For example, the 2013 application period was from October 1, 2013 through November 2, 2013. The 2013 application period marked the beginning of what is referred to as the 2015 Diversity Immigration Visa Program (DV-2015). It is called the 2015 program because successful applicants will receive their visas during the 2015 fiscal year, which runs from October 1, 2014 September 30, 2015. Make sure you gather all the information you will need to fill out the application, and a digital photo for each person who will be included in your application (yourself, spouse, children), before you begin filling out the application. Once you open the application form, you will only have 60 minutes to complete and submit it. You cannot save or download the form for later submission. If you don't complete the form in 60 minutes, you will have to start over. You will need to know the following information: Your name, exactly as on your passport Updated for DV 2021, your passport number, country of nationality. Bear in mind that this a new change implemented by the US Department of State to reduce number of fraudulent applications. Your birth date Your gender The city where you were born The country where you were born (as the country where your birth city is located is called today) The country you can claim for eligibility for the program Your mailing address The country where you live today Your phone number (optional) Your e-mail address make sure this is an e-mail address you have direct access to The highest level of education you have achieved, as of the day you are filling out the application Your current marital status -- provide the name, date of birth, gender, city/town of birth, and country of birth of your spouse. Visa applications based on a same-sex marriage are now treated the same way as opposite-gender spouses, if the marriage took place in a jurisdiction where such marriages are legal. Information regarding your children name, date of birth, gender, city/town of birth, and country of birth for all living unmarried children under 21 years old, regardless of whether they are living with you or intend to accompany or follow to join you should you immigrate to the United States. Your children include all living natural children, children legally adopted by you, and step-children who are unmarried and under the age of 21 on the date of your electronic entry, even if you are no longer legally married to the child's parent, and even if the child does not currently reside with you and/or will not immigrate with you. You must provide a recent photograph of yourself, your spouse, and all children listed on your entry. You do not need to include a photograph for a spouse or child who is already a U.S. citizen or a Lawful Permanent Resident, but you will not be penalized if you do. You must submit a photograph for each individual group photos are not permitted. If the photos were not taken with a digital camera, you can scan the non-digital photos into your computer or have someone else scan them and email the image to you. Go to the lottery website, https://www.dvlottery.state.gov, and click on the "Photo Validator" link to make sure the photos you are submitting meet the program's requirements. The application must be submitted online through the lottery website. It can't be sent by mail. Go to https://www.dvlottery.state.gov and click "Begin Entry." You must fill out the application form completely and accurately. Include the photos that you have validated. There is an online help link on the lottery website that provides more information about completing the application. After completing your application, click on "submit," but don't close out of the page until you receive a message confirming that your application has been submitted. This message will include a confirmation number. Print the confirmation page, if possible. Don't lose the confirmation number because you will need it in several months to check on the lottery results.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drop a net or towel over the bird to capture it. Hold small birds in one hand between your fingers. Use 2 hands with large birds if you must handle one. Grip the bird firmly but don't restrict its breathing. Wrap the bird in a towel if you are having trouble restraining it. Handle the bird as little as possible to reduce stress. Put the bird in a well-ventilated box. Use darkness to reduce stress and shock. Cover the holes with fabric when transporting the bird. Take the bird to the veterinarian or call a rescue group.

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The towel or net will help contain the bird as long as you use a gentle but firm grasp to hold the bird in place. A towel can also protect you from the bird while providing some calming darkness. Try to corner the bird first before dropping the net or towel over it. Grasp the head between your pointer finger and middle finger, holding it in the crook of your fingers up near your palm. Wrap your other fingers around the bird's wings to help keep it still. Be wary of the beak as you get the bird in this position. It's best to let an experienced handler or rescuer deal with a large bird if you're not accustomed it, as it can cause you serious injury. If you must handle one, wrap a hand around each wing to hold the bird in place. Try to keep the head in place by gently using your thumbs to steady it. When handling a bird, you do need to grasp it with a firm grip to keep it from struggling. However, make sure it's not having trouble breathing or squawking from pain due to your grip. A towel can provide some protection for you from the claws, and it may calm the bird down. Be gentle but wrap the towel around the bird and hold it in place. You can even put a towel over a bird's head as long as it is light enough for the bird to breathe through it. The longer you hold and examine the bird, the more stressed the bird is going to be. Evaluate the bird as quickly as you can and release it or move it to a box. Cut holes in the box to make sure your bird has room to breathe. Set the bird inside the box, and put the lid on. You don't need to add light, as the darkness will calm the bird down. A shoebox will work for smaller birds. If the bird seems very agitated or even somewhat paralyzed, darkness will help it calm down. Once it's in the box, place the box in a dark, quiet area to let the bird have time to recover. A light fabric will provide semi-darkness, but it will also allow the bird to see out a little. That can help keep some birds calm when you are taking the bird to the veterinarian or a rescue. For instance, cut a small hole in the side so the bird can see but cover it with a thin t-shirt. Don't make the holes so big that the bird can get out. If the bird is wild, a local wildlife rescue group is a good option. Typically, they will come pick up the bird or ask you to bring it in. If it's a pet bird or you suspect it belongs to someone else, take it to your local vet for treatment.