INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Turn a maxi or mid-length dress into an above-the-knee dress by using scissors to trim the bottom. You can also turn a regular shirt into a cropped top, as well as turning a pair of jeans into a pair of capris or jean shorts. If desired, you can fix the hem by creating a fold at the very bottom of the article of clothing and sewing it together for a more polished look. Take a t-shirt and cut off the sleeves so that it resembles a tank top. If the t-shirt has a high neckline, cut a deeper U-shape where your head would go. Lastly, trim the bottom of the shirt to create a cropped top, measuring how short you want the top before cutting. It's best to cut a little bit off at a time you can always cut more if needed. Starting at the bottom of the shirt, use scissors to cut vertical strips into the shirt. Do this around the entire bottom of the shirt, cutting even lines and deciding how far up the shirt you'd like the fringe to go. Most fringe shirts have the fringe line stopping right above your natural waistline. Cut off the sleeves of a shirt, cutting a bit deeper than a normal tank top so that most of the sides of the shirt are removed. Separate the back of the shirt from the neckline, cutting right where the stitching is at the top. Cut 3 strips into the back of the shirt to braid them, and then sew the top of the braid back onto the neckline. When you cut the sleeves of the shirt, you'll be creating a drop armhole tank. Once you're finished, the front of the shirt should resemble a normal tank top and the back of the shirt will have 1 braid going down the center of your back. Take a men's collared shirt that's a bit long and customize it by cutting off the sleeves and pairing it with a belt and leggings. You can also cut out slits at the top of each sleeve, creating a bare-shoulder look. Using scissors, cut off the collar on a collared shirt, going all the way around the neck. Once the collar is completely off, you can trim the hole to be as large and wide as you'd like, creating an off-the-shoulder top. Try on the shirt after you've cut off the collar before making additional cuts to see how the shirt is fitting on your shoulders. If you have a suit that's a bit baggy on you or a pair of pants that are just too long, take your clothes to get fitted so that they're your exact size. Taking in a hemline or adjusting a waistband can transform your clothes into entirely new pieces.

SUMMARY: Shorten a dress, shirt, or pair of pants. Turn a t-shirt into a cropped top. Use scissors to create a fringe t-shirt. Braid the back of a shirt to create a racerback. Create a dress out of a men's shirt. Cut off a collar to form an off-the-shoulder top. Get your clothing fitted.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Double-click the wastebasket-shaped app icon in your Mac's Dock. This will open the Trash Can window. Scroll through the Trash Can to look for the files, or type a file's name into the search bar that's in the top-right corner of the window. If you can't find your deleted files, you'll need to use Time Machine to attempt to restore them. Click and drag your mouse across a group of files to select them all, or hold Command and click individual files to select them independently. If you want to select every file in Trash Can, click a file, then press Command and A at the same time. It's a menu item in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down window will appear. This option is in the File drop-down menu. Doing so will send your selected files back to their original location(s). If the Put Back option is greyed out, you'll need to click and drag the selected files from the Trash Can window onto the desktop and then drop them there.

SUMMARY: Open the Trash Can app. Look for your deleted files. Select deleted files. Click File. Click Put Back.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Above, we've explained how to use a spoon to eat pasta. Though there's nothing "wrong" with doing this, it's not something Italians usually do. This can be considered a little "clumsy" or "childish," like using chopsticks to spear food and put it into your mouth. However, it is common to use a fork with a spoon to serve pasta and toss it with sauce. To Italians, pasta isn't something you shovel into your mouth to satisfy your hunger. It's a dignified dish meant to be cooked properly, cherished, and savored. Use the following tips to eat your spaghetti respectfully: Don't slurp strands of spaghetti into your mouth "Lady and the Tramp"-style. Instead, put small, tiny bundles in your mouth. Don't pile food onto your plate next to your pasta. Pasta is best enjoyed by itself as a primo piatto (first course). Eat slowly to avoid spills and drips, but don't lose your head if you make a mistake. It happens to everyone.

SUMMARY: Don't use a spoon. Keep your eating clean, tidy, and dignified.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look online to find schedules for free walking tours. You can also find audio and written self-guided tours online. Tours are great if you want to learn about the bridge's history or want help identifying iconic sights. Extended platforms span across the bridge's 2 central towers. These are the best spots to take photographs, since the pedestrian walkway's narrow lanes don't offer much room to stop. You'll also find engraved plaques with information about the bridge's history and the sights visible from the promenade. Since it's tough to stop in the narrow walking lanes, the towers' extended platforms are perfect spots to rest. Take rest breaks at the 2 towers if you or anyone in your group might have trouble walking over 1 mile (1.6km) nonstop. If you need to sit, there are benches at the towers and along the route. The bridge spans 1.3 miles (2.1km), and you might work up an appetite on your hike. There are plenty of restaurant options on both sides, so grab a slice of New York-style pizza, savor a glass of wine, or indulge in an ice cream sundae. Before walking back or heading to the subway, take a tour of City Hall, explore the Financial District, or wander north to Chinatown. Other attractions within walking distance include Battery Park, the Freedom Tower's observation deck, and the Woolworth Building, which is one of America's architectural treasures. On the Brooklyn side, check out the eclectic Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass) neighborhoods. They're packed with restaurants, shops, street art, and other vibrant attractions. Brooklyn Bridge Park is the perfect spot to lounge and admire the gorgeous bridge you've just crossed. You could also take a spin on the nearby Jane's Carousel or peruse the many nearby art galleries.

SUMMARY:
Take a guided tour to learn about the bridge's history. Take photographs at the bridge's towers. Rest at the towers if you're crossing with kids or the elderly. Grab a snack, drinks, or a meal when you reach the other side. Check out lower Manhattan if you walked from Brooklyn. Explore Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo if you came from Manhattan.