INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The most professional move to make is to hand your 2 weeks notice to your boss first and in person. You will usually need to schedule a meeting, but if you work at a small company and are on close terms with your boss, you might be able to drop by his or her office unannounced. Close the door behind you as you enter to keep the conversation private. Hand your boss your 2 weeks notice and explain, as you hand it over, what the letter is. Your boss will likely want to discuss the situation with you. Even if your letter already answers the questions posed to you, answer each question completely. Thank your boss as you leave the office and shake hands. This can vary by company, but usually, the Human Resources department will need a copy as well as any other supervisors you work under. If you do send the letter to multiple people, include a "CC" line indicating who has received a copy. This can help facilitate communication and coordination as your company deals with your resignation. Co-workers, mentors, team members, and clients should be told in person about your resignation. They do not need an official copy of your 2 weeks notice. If you offered to finish up any major projects before leaving when you wrote your letter, you need to follow through and finish those projects. Even if you did not make any promises, you cannot slack off during your final 2 weeks of employment. The transition will be difficult for everyone, and it is your professional duty to make that transition as smooth as possible for the employer you are leaving. Don't let your company take advantage of you by asking you to do work well beyond the scope of your normal duties in your remaining 2 weeks. Stay polite and professional, but be firm about which tasks you will be completing before you leave.

SUMMARY: Take your 2 weeks notice directly to your boss. Submit copies to anyone else who may need one. Work hard and tie up loose ends.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure it is longer than your height from head to toe and wide enough to wrap completely around yourself with a good amount of extra space. . Measure your fit against a comfy pair of sweats and a hoodie. Fold them lengthwise and cut on your folded fabric, leaving about 1.5 in (4 cm) for seam allowance, then flip them and repeat to cut out the back of your onesie. Sew on your zipper, then cut out and sew on your sleeves. Fold your sweatshirt in half on an unused, folded section of your fleece. Trace it or pin it in place, then cut around it, leaving about 1.5 in (4 cm) for seam allowance. Sew the two pieces together on the curved edge. Open the hood and pin its bottom portion to the back collar of the onesie. Sew it into place. Choose a complementary felt color, such as pink for a white or gray costume, or white for a pink costume. Measure yourself from chest to waist, then cut out an oval of that length. Cut it in half, then use a sewing machine or fabric glue to affix the pieces to either side of your zipper. Cut out two long ear-shaped pieces of matching felt, then two smaller inner ear pieces out of your complementary color. Glue or sew the inner ears onto the bigger ones. For floppy ears, simply glue or sew your felt pieces directly onto your hood. For ears that stand up, attach pipe cleaners or thin wires to the back of the ears, following the edge of the felt. Glue or sew a strip of felt over the wire or pipe cleaners to hide them, then attach the ears. To add the finishing touch to your bunny onesie, use handful of small white cotton balls, one large cotton ball, or a bunched-up feather boa that matches your chest piece and the insides of your ears. Attach it to the back of your costume using fabric glue and let it dry overnight. For added security, clip it on with a few safety pins once it's dried.
Summary: Start with a large cut of pink, white or gray fleece fabric, or a fleece blanket. Make your onesie Cut and sew your hood. Make a chest piece. Add a pair of bunny ears to your hood. Make a bunny tail.

If you have a book or album to promote, you can try contacting producers directly. Look on the websites for the shows you think are a good fit, and find the contact emails for the producers. You can then pitch your idea directly to the producer. If you're a good fit, she may bring you on the show. Don't just try one and stop. You have to be persistent. Keep trying producers from different shows. Don't jump to the national shows first. Start with local television shows or local news. Once you prove you can handle yourself on television, bigger shows will be willing to pick you up. Shows are looking for people who are polite and engaging and who have something to say. If you can find people who produce similar content but who are more famous, try to befriend them. By associating with other popular brands, your brand can become more popular. You're likely to run across people who have similar brands just by reading other blogs, watching videos, and engaging in social media. Once you find other people like you, start engaging with their content, by replying to their posts and commenting on videos. You can also meet people at blogging and vlogging conferences. That is, whatever you do post on social media should not be bland. It can be mundane in nature, such as an update about your daily life, but it should have a spark of you in it, something that makes it engaging to your readers.
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One-sentence summary -- Contact producers. Start smaller. Find similar brands. Be engaging.

Q: It's a grey wallet with red, yellow, green, and blue cards in it. You'll find it on your home screen or inside of a folder. You can also add cards in the Settings app. Just tap Wallet & Apple Pay, select Add Card, and then skip to step 3. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. This option is at the bottom of the screen. Once you see a rectangular frame appear on-screen, you can proceed. If your iPhone assumes you're trying to add a card that you've used in the past, you can tap Add a Different Card to get to this screen. Your card's name, number, and expiration date should be facing up. Point your iPhone's camera at the cardmaking sure to line the edges of the card up with the inside edges of the rectangular frameand hold your iPhone steady until the card scans. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. If you notice that any of the card information on this page is inaccurate, fix it before tapping Next. Tap the "CVV" text box, then type in the three-digit code found on the back of your card. You'll find this in the top-right corner of the screen. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Some banks will require you to verify your card by sending a code to your phone via a text message. If prompted to verify your card, do the following: Check the "Text Message" option. Tap Next. Retrieve the verification code from the text message. Enter the code into the Wallet app. Tap Done. If you ever need to change anything about your card, such as your billing address, open the Settings app, tap Wallet & Apple Pay, and then select the card.
A: Open the Wallet app. Tap +. Tap Continue. Wait for the camera screen to appear. Lay your card face-up on a flat surface. Scan your card's front. Tap Next. Enter your card's CVV. Tap Next. Tap Agree when prompted. Verify your card. Manage your card through the Settings app.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the cord feels unusually hot to the touch, stop using it and check that the appliances plugged into it do not draw a higher amperage than what the cord is rated to handle. Consider a heavy-duty extension cord meant specifically for large appliances where applicable. Replace or repair loose or frayed cords. Consider having additional circuits or outlets added by a qualified electrician so you do not have to use extension cords. These will shut down if overloaded.

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Do not overload extension cords. Regularly check your extension cords to make sure the plastic is not worn away or coming apart at the ends. Avoid using an extension cord as permanent wiring. Instead of a simple extension cord, get a laboratory-tested extension cord with built-in circuit breakers. Avoid running extension cords across doorways or under carpets.