In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Complete all of these steps on your second shoe.
Summary: Lace your other shoe.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can do this with a close inspection of the furniture piece. Since different types of leather are repaired differently, it's important to begin by identifying your furniture's leather type. The three types of leather used to make furniture are: "pigmented" (or "finished") leather, "aniline" leather, and "bicast" leather. Most leather furniture (about 85%) is made from finished leather. This leather has a durable surface that resists scratching, and does not absorb liquids. Aniline leather is made from very high-quality leather, and so aniline furniture is rare. Aniline leather does not have a surface coating, so the texture of the leather can be seen. Companies also produce semi-aniline leather, which is still made of high-quality leather, but are covered in a thin layer of coating. Bicast leather is technically a leather byproduct, although furniture made with bicast is still considered leather furniture. Bicast leather is made from inferior-quality leather, which is split into a thin layer, and then laminated to a polyurethane top layer. Many manufacturers have specific ways they recommend to fix or repair their pieces of furniture. Sometimes they will even send you a free or discounted repair kit. If you do not have any luck with this step, proceed on to the next step. The repair procedure that the manufacturer may recommend will be directly related to the leather type. Leather furniture can be scratched with different levels of severity. While a minor scratch will be easy to fix, a deeper tear in the leather is more serious and will require different procedures. You can determine how seriously your furniture has been scratched with a quick visual assessment. If the scratch is minor, only the coating of the leather will have been scratched, and the underlying leather itself will be intact. Deeper scratches mean that the leather itself has been cut. You may be able to see leather fibers around the fringe of the cut. If the leather has been completely cut through, you may even be able to see the inner stuffing of the furniture. At this point, you will not be able to fully patch the scratch on your own, and you'll need to take the furniture to a professional.
Summary: Identify the type of leather that your furniture is made from. Call the manufacturer of your leather furniture when you notice a scratch. Assess the type of scratch.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn your oven onto a bake or fan bake setting and let it preheat for a few minutes. Find a baking tray with shallow sides and lightly grease it. Transfer your ham steaks to the baking tray and brush one side with your chosen glaze. Carefully flip them over, and lightly brush the ham steaks with the glaze on the other side. For more glaze and little more flavor, you can continue applying glaze every 5-10 minutes while the ham steaks cook. Put the baking tray with your ham steaks on it in the oven, and let them cook for around 25 minutes. Check the ham steaks as they cook until they are browned on either side and heated all the way through. Take your ham steaks out of the oven and transfer to a serving plate to eat immediately. Any leftovers can be kept in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. Be careful when taking the baking tray out of the oven, as it will be very hot. Use oven mitts or a kitchen towel to avoid touching it directly. For extra flavor, add another layer of glaze just before serving your ham steaks.
Summary:
Preheat your oven to 350F (177C) and prepare a pan. Glaze your ham steaks and place them on the tray. Bake the ham steaks for 20 to 25 minutes. Serve your ham steaks while they're hot from the oven.