Problem: Article: These are the maximum length and height measurements for large envelopes. Anything larger than this qualifies as a parcel, and it'll cost more to send. Place the item you're sending into your envelope. Once it's in there, use a ruler to see how thick the envelope is. If it's too thick, the post office will define it as a parcel. Try to make sure the item is the same amount of thickness all over the envelope. A lumpy envelope with some thicker parts and some thinner parts will also be characterized as a parcel. Go to page 37 of the United States Postal Service's (USPS) price guide: https://pe.usps.com/cpim/ftp/manuals/dmm300/Notice123.pdf. This will tell you the amount you'll need to pay per ounce. You can use multiple stamps to reach the total amount or visit the post office to pay by cash, check, or card. It costs $0.98 USD to send a large envelope that weighs 1 ounce (28g). So long as your large envelope weighs less than 13 ounces (370g), you can send it by dropping it in a blue USPS mailbox or by leaving it in your home mailbox with the red flag raised. If your envelope is less than 618 by 1112 inches (16 by 29cm), it counts as a letter rather than a large envelope. This means you don't have to pay as much! Your letter can't, however, be thicker than 14 inch (0.64cm).
Summary: Use an envelope that's no bigger than 12 by 15 inches (30 by 38cm). Check that your envelope isn't thicker than 34 inch (1.9cm). Weigh your item to see how much postage you need to pay. Pay a lower price if your envelope is letter-sized.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may, if you wish, disconnect only 1 of the 2 leads from the circuit. This information should be printed on the outside of the capacitor as well. Look for a number followed by a capital "V," the symbol for "volt." For a 25V capacitor, you could use a voltage of 9 volts, while for a 600V capacitor, you should use a voltage of at least 400 volts. Let the capacitor charge for a few seconds. Be sure to connect the positive (red) lead from the voltage source to the positive (longer) capacitor terminal and the negative (black) lead to the negative (shorter) terminal. The greater the discrepancy between the capacitor's voltage rating and the voltage you're charging it with, the longer it will take to charge. Generally, the higher voltage of the power supply you have access to, the higher the voltage ratings of the capacitors you can test with ease. Connect the positive(red) lead to the positive (longer) terminal and the negative (black) lead to the negative (shorter) terminal. This should be close to the voltage you supplied the capacitor with. If it isn't, the capacitor is no good. The capacitor will discharge its voltage into the voltmeter, causing its reading to drop back to zero the longer you have the leads connected. This is normal. Only if the initial reading is much lower than the expected voltage should you be concerned.

SUMMARY: Disconnect the capacitor from its circuit. Check the capacitor's voltage rating. Charge the capacitor with a known voltage less than, but close to, its rated voltage. Set your voltmeter to read DC voltage (if it's capable of reading both AC and DC). Connect the voltmeter leads to the capacitor. Note the initial voltage reading.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . Many adolescents and teens communicate in a style that leaves teachers and parents scratching their heads. If you want to be viewed as mature, you should speak in a way that others understand. Use proper words, not shorthand or acronyms. Write in complete sentences with proper spelling. If you want to learn appropriate ways to engage in conversation with others, ask your parents to role-play communication with you. Many teens assume they know everything, so they don't want to listen to others. A sign of maturity is knowing that you can learn something from everyone. Try to listen more than you speak. A good rule-of-thumb is to listen to understand rather than listening to reply. Try to figure out what the other person is trying to say. Don't interrupt or rush to get your message across. Fully hear them out. Then, try to summarize what you think they said. For instance, your mom says, "I'll be out of town this weekend and I'm concerned about leaving you at home alone. I think you should try to stay with the Woodards." You might respond, "I can see you are worried about me being here by myself. I agree. I will see if Pat's parents don't mind me staying over." Using slang or other popular terms strictly in the presence of peers is okay. But, when you are communicating with adults, try to use words in their proper form. Don't try to talk over adults heads by using terms they aren't familiar with. Also, avoid using swear words, which is a sign of disrespect.
Summary: Communicate clearly Use active listening. Avoid using slang or swear words.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You will need to work with your doctor and therapist to determine the underlying mental illness that led to your mental breakdown. This will help you determine what the best mode of treatment is, including the right therapy, medication, and other treatment options. You will need an official diagnosis from your doctor or therapist. You will need to describe your symptoms and behaviors that led to your mental breakdown to determine your underlying disorder. There are many forms of psychotherapy that can be used to help after a mental breakdown. The one you use will depend on a mixture of your personal preference and the underlying mental disorder that led to your breakdown. Talk with your doctor about which treatment is best for you. These forms of therapy include: Talk therapy, where you and your therapist work through your issues by talking Cognitive behavior therapy, a form of psychotherapy which focuses on changing your thoughts in order to change your behaviors Interpersonal therapy, which focuses on your relationships with others After your breakdown, you should look into a mental health support group. This will help you connect to others that are going through similar things and provide you with the support you need to recover. Talking to others about your problems can help you gain perspective and get helpful advice about how to cope. Ask your doctor for a referral to a local support group. You can also look into national foundations, such as the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) for local chapters with support groups. Depending on the underlying cause of your mental breakdown, you may need to start taking medication. This will help relieve the symptoms of the mental illness that contributed to your mental breakdown and can help you level out your moods. Your doctor and psychologist will let you know which medications you will need. These can include antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, or other similar medications. If you are uncomfortable with any medication prescribed to you, ask you doctor if it is necessary. If your doctor won't listen to your reservations about it, get a different opinion.
Summary:
Determine the underlying cause. Go to therapy. Join a support group. Consider medication.