In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Be sure to leave it as close to the condition you found it as possible. Use the same social networking venues and a local press release or news article to publicly thank participants, sponsors and volunteers as well.
Summary: Clean up the site. Send thank you notes to sponsors and volunteers. Calculate the total amount of funds raised from all sources (minus expenses) and submit the funds to the organization.

To start your third row, chain 1 and then double crochet into the first double crochet stitch in your row. Next work a V-stitch into the first V-stitch space that you created in the previous row. This is the area between the 2 double crochet stitches that you worked into the same stitch. Work 2 double crochet stitches into the V-stitch space to create another V-stitch. After you complete the V-stitch, start the sequence over by double crocheting 1 time into the next double crochet stitch in the row. Then, do another V-stitch into the next V-stitch space. Continue this pattern for the entire round. When you get to the end of the round, connect the ends of the round with a slipstitch. Insert your hook into the top of the first stitch in the round, yarn over and then pull the yarn through both stitches. This will complete your second round. To continue working on the skirt, keep repeating the second round. Alternate between double crocheting 1 stitch and making a V-stitch for the next round and every round after that. Keep going until the skirt is the length you want it to be. When your skirt is the desired length and you have completed your last round, tie off the last stitch. Then, cut the excess yarn a few inches away from the last stitch. To avoid having any hanging pieces of yarn on your dress, you can either trim the loose pieces to about 0.5 inches (1.3cm) from the last stitch, or use a yarn needle to weave them into the inside of your dress. To weave in the ends, thread the loose end through a yarn needle, and then weave the needle in and out of the stitches inside of the dress to hide it. Tie off the yarn and cut the excess to 0.5 inches (1.3cm) when it gets to be too short to weave any further.
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One-sentence summary -- Double crochet into first double crochet stitch. Work a V-stitch into each V space. Repeat the sequence all the way around. Connect the round with a slipstitch. Repeat the round until the skirt is the desired length. Tie off and cut the yarn. Trim or weave in any loose ends.

Q: If any stubborn stains remain after wiping down the burner coils or grates, use a baking soda scrub to gently remove them. In a small bowl, add 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda. Slowly add drops of water and stir until the mixture reaches a thick paste consistency. Using a soft cloth, sponge, or old, soft-bristled toothbrush, gently apply the baking soda paste to the stains on your burners. For best results, only apply the baking soda paste to burner coils or grates when they are removed from the stove top. Let them sit for 15-20 minutes. Using a clean, wet cloth, wipe the baking soda paste off of the burners. Wipe as thoroughly as possible to make sure that none of the mixture is left behind on the burners. Let the coils or grates dry completely before reattaching them to the stove.
A: Make a baking soda paste. Apply the paste. Wipe off and dry the burners.

Problem: Article: You can think of a significant digit as an "interesting" or an "important" digit that gives you useful information about a number. This means that any zeroes to the right of whole numbers or to the left of decimals can be discounted because they are placeholders. To find the number of significant digits in a number, just count the number of digits from left to right. Here are some examples: 1.239 has 4 significant digits 134.9 has 4 significant digits .0165 has 3 significant digits This depends on the problem you're working with. If you're rounding a number to two significant digits, for example, then you'll need to identify the second significant digit of the number and then use the number to the right of it to see if you should round it down or up. Here are some examples: 1.239 rounded to 3 significant digits is 1.24. This is because the digit to the right of the third digit, 3, is a 9, which is 5 or more. 134.9 rounded to 1 significant digit is 100. This is because the digit to the right of the digit in the hundreds place, or the first digit, 1, is 3, which is less than 5. 0.0165 rounded to 2 significant digits is 0.017. This is because the second significant digit is 6, and the number to the right of it, 5, makes it round up. To do this, you will first have to add up the numbers you are given. Then, you will have to find the number with the lowest amount of significant digits and then round your entire answer to that place. Here's how you do it: 13.214 + 234.6 + 7.0350 + 6.38 = 261.2290 See that the second number, 234.6, is only accurate to the tenths place, or four significant digits. Round the answer so that it is only accurate to the tenths place. 261.2290 becomes 261.2. First, multiply all of the numbers that you are given. Then, check them to see which number is rounded to the least amount of significant digits. Finally, round your finally answer to match the level of accuracy of that number. Here's how you do it: 16.235 0.217 5 = 17.614975 Notice that the 5 number only has one significant digit. This means that your final answer will only have one significant digit as well. 17.614975 rounded to one significant digit becomes 20.
Summary:
Understand what a significant digit is. Round a number to an amount of significant digits. Round to the correct number of significant digits in addition. Round to the correct number of significant digits in multiplication.