Make sure to leave the sidewalks clear for the firefighters to do their work. If there are too many people clumped on the sidewalks, firefighters cannot get through. Be sure to listen for people in authority giving directions. Teachers or your bosses will likely be looking to take a head count, so they will want to get everyone in the same area, which is why it's important to stay quiet. If there really is a fire, the building could eventually collapse. You should move a safe distance away from the building. Generally, across the street is fine. Don't assume that because the fire alarm has stopped, you can re-enter the building. Wait until the firefighters or someone else in charge tells you it's fine to go back inside. Once you hear that, you can resume normal activities.
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One-sentence summary -- Clear the sidewalks. Move to a safe distance. Wait for the all-clear.

Q: From Manila, the simplest way to get to Tagaytay by car is the South Luzon Expressway (formerly known as the South Superhighway). The SLE usually has the least traffic getting out of Manila. Get off the SLE at the Santa Rosa exit. You'll need to stop to pay a toll. In an ordinary car or jeep, the toll should be less than 60 pesos. Larger vehicles will pay a higher toll. After paying the toll, turn right. Then continue along the road until you reach the Tagaytay City marketplace. The marketplace is the entrance to Tagaytay. It should take about 20 minutes to get there from the Santa Rosa exit.
A: Get on the South Luzon Expressway (SLE). Take the Santa Rosa exit. Drive to the Tagaytay marketplace.

Article: If the state is not involved, your attorney will file the adoption in the appropriate court on your behalf. A preliminary hearing will be scheduled to give the birth parents an opportunity to file a response to the petition. If the birth parents both consent, they will sign notarized forms surrendering their parental rights. At this stage, the family of the other parent may request the right to intervene or contest the adoption. If a state agency is involved, you will need their cooperation and approval for a kinship adoption. A supportive social worker can be your biggest asset. The agency should have the documents needed for the adoption, such as certified birth certificates and parental death certificates. They also have access to records that can help locate absentee parents for service and consent. Cooperate fully with requested home visits, interviews, and criminal background checks. Most states have laws in place to streamline these procedures and give preference to blood relatives, but your cooperation is essential. Be open and honest. After the state becomes involved, there is no "private family business." Grandparents may be asked to submit to physical examinations to determine if they are healthy enough to be adoptive parents for young children. If you are looking to adopt a grandchild or the child of your sibling, talk with the family member birth parent about consenting to the adoption. You should also talk to the rest of the immediate family about their feelings. Forcing the court to sever parental rights can cause dissent in the family that is not good for the child. You may need to provide your own birth certificates, marriage and divorce documents, and employment records. Don't keep any secrets from your lawyer. If there is something in your past that may be an issue, such as a former drug problem, health issue, or criminal conviction, be honest about it before it becomes an issue in the adoption. If your attorney is court-appointed, Legal Aid, or working pro bono, you will likely be able to get the court filing fees waived. Speak with your attorney about the records you will have to provide. If there is a child welfare case, the state will handle the severance of the birth parents' rights. If the case goes to trial, you may be called to testify about anything you witnessed and about how you have been caring for the child. If you receive a subpoena or other notice from the state, contact your attorney immediately.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Institute an adoption proceeding. Seek agency cooperation. Discuss consent to the adoption. Work with your attorney.

Problem: Article: It's more respectful to the others to lie in the same direction, and not put your feet in their face. Continue to lie in shava asana (savasana; dead man's pose) so that your body can come back to homeostasis and receive all of the benefits of your hard work. Two minutes at very minimum is best. Ten minutes is wonderful for relaxation.
Summary: Place your towel over your mat and lie down on your back with your head facing the mirrors and feet towards the back wall, just like the position practiced during class. Allow yourself to adjust to the heat. During the class, pay close attention to what the instructor says and watch the other students for an example. When class is finished, it is courteous to say the Indian word "Namaste" to your instructor as a way of saying thank you (the word means, very generally, "I recognize the divine in you"). When the class is over don't leave right away.

Article: Most flags are either rectangular or square. Your flag doesn't have to be rectangular, but you should stick to simple shapes that are easy to see from a distance. For example, Nepal's flag is made of two overlapping triangles. Consider what you will be using your flag for. A triangle will work well for a pennant flat, while a rectangle will work for a sports flag. In general, rectangles are the easiest shape to work with because they give you the most space to create your design on. Some of the most common flag designs are bicolors, tricolors, and quarters, or use stripes, panels, and borders. The flag can also be a solid color with a unique symbol in the center. Alternatively, you can place a rectangle in the upper left hand corner called a canton (like on the American flag) that includes a symbol. You could create a symmetrical flag, like Japan's flag, or an asymmetrical flag, like Norway's flag. Look at flags for other countries and sports teams to get ideas. If you really want a detailed flag, take a look at some of the state and community flags. As a general rule, you should only use 2 to 3 colors in your flag design. If you use more they can be hard to distinguish. The most common colors found on flags are black, blue, green, red, white, and yellow. You can use light and dark colors to create contrast. You do not need to stick to the most popular colors. Instead, choose a color that symbolizes the place or organization your flag represents. Avoid colors that are too similar to each other, such as red and orange or navy and dark purple. They won't stand out as well.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose the shape for your flag. Choose a simple design. Use 2 to 3 colors.