INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The thread you choose will depend on the color of your handkerchief fabric and how much you want the stitching to stand out. If you want the thread to blend in with the fabric, then choose a thread color that matches the color of the fabric. If you want the thread to stand out, choose something that will complement or contrast with the fabric. For example, if you are making light blue handkerchiefs and want the thread to blend in then the opt for a light blue thread. If you are making red print napkins and want the thread to contrast with your fabric, then opt for white or black thread. your handkerchief to add another decorative element. If you would like, you can embroider the finished handkerchief with initials or another design. If you have a sewing machine with an embroidery setting, then you can use it to embroider a design onto the handkerchief. Or, you can also hand embroider your handkerchief. Try embroidering initials onto the corner or center of the handkerchief for a personal touch. Add an embroidered flower to a corner or the center of the handkerchief for a pretty touch. Include an embroidered edge for a decorative finish.

SUMMARY: Choose thread that matches or complements your fabric. Embroider

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don't have any experience or samples, employers won't be able to evaluate your skills. To get the initial experience that you may need, try signing up to freelancing websites such as Freelancer, Elance or oDesk. These websites have small one-time assignments offered by people who need writers. Create an account and start to bid on offers in their database. Make sure the employers that you take jobs for are verified to ensure that you get paid for your work. Talk to family and friends and see if they know of any publications that are looking for journalists or if they can get you a job. If you know of any other freelancers, try to talk to them or invite them to lunch to talk about what kind of opportunities exist. Continue to talk to people in the industry so that they can keep you abreast of any jobs or assignments that might be available. If you are in school, talk to the editor of the school newspaper and see if there are any opportunities to write for them. Several online journalist communities can help you get work as a freelance journalist. Look for communities on LinkedIn and Facebook and become members of them. Start talking to other journalists to help build your network and gain more knowledge. These online communities can help you further your career and is a great knowledge base for new journalists. Other online communities include JournoBiz Forum, Mumsnet, and The No1 Freelance Ladies' Buddy Agency. Read different publications and find ones that you'd like writing for. Get to know their writing style and what kind of topics they usually write about. This will give you clues on how to pitch to them. Try to find contact information for editors so that you can send them pitches for articles. For instance, if you're a movie buff, look at publications that review or evaluate new films that come out. If you're really into gaming, research gaming websites or magazines that talk about computer or video games. . A website is a perfect way to show off past examples of your work. A website will give potential employers an idea of the type of content they can expect from you. You can either hire someone to build the site for you or build the website yourself. Remember to include your contact details so that people can connect to you. Your website should contain contact info, a biography, examples of past work, and possibly a link to your personal blog. Avoid cluttering your website with nonessential links or photos. A pitch is a small summary of an idea that you have for an article. Typically freelance journalists will pitch article ideas to editors who will accept or reject your pitch. If you don't have experience, you can pitch entire articles to editors so they have an understanding of how you write. Pitches contain a catchy headline and then a couple of sentences that explain what you want to write, and why people would want to read it. Start writing multiple pitches to different editors and see if you get any responses.
Summary: Sign up on freelance writing websites. Build a network. Join an online community. Research publications that you can write for. Build a website Start pitching article ideas to editors.

To create a more professional sounding radio station than what you'll get with a basic streaming set up, you'll need software or apps. You'll need an app to play music or other audio, to turn your audio feed into an audio stream that can be broadcast, and one to act as your server. There are a lot of options for these types of apps and software, but the easiest to work with are Winamp (for playing audio files), Edcast (for turning your audio feed into a stream), and Icecast2 (for your server). To broadcast the audio from your computer over a server, you'll need to download a DLL which stands for Dynamic Link Library file. This type of file keeps all of your mp3 files in one place and allows the other software you need to load the mp3s one at a time. This frees up memory and storage space on your computer. For an online radio station, you'll want to download lame_enc.dll. Type the DLL name into your favorite search engine, followed by "download" and it should pop up. This DLL will allow you to broadcast in mp3 formats, and is also compatible with older players you're your audience might use. This DLL will download as a zipped version, so you'll have to open the zipped file to access the individual files you need. Because you're using Winamp to share your audio, you'll need to insert the DLL file into Winamp's root directory. This basically makes the audio files on Winamp accessible to the other software you need to broadcast your radio station. To do this, find Winamp in the program files on your computer. Open the Winamp program file (C:/Program Files/Winamp) and insert the DLL file where it asks for the source.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose software. Download an mp3 DLL file. Insert the DLL into the Winamp app's root directory.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need to find a site that is vulnerable, due to an easily accessible admin login. Try searching on your favorite search engine for admin login.asp or admin login.php. Type admin as the username and use one of a number of different strings as the password. These can be any one of a number of different strings but a common example is 1'or'1'='1 or 2'='2. This is probably going to require a little trial and error. Eventually, you should be able to find a string that allows you admin access to a website, assuming the website is vulnerable to attack. Then, logged in as an administrator, you can perform further actions, such as uploading a web shell to gain server-side access if you can perform a file upload.

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Find a vulnerable site. Login as an admin. Be patient. Access the website.