In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The clutch pedal should be the left pedal in your vehicle, next to the brake in the middle. You'll have to press down on the clutch as you change gear, so it's important to know where it's located before you start driving. Familiarizing yourself with the pattern on top of your gearstick will help you understand where the gearstick needs to go when changing up a gear. The gearstick should have R, 1, 2, 3, 4, and sometimes 5 or 6 gears. R means reverse while the rest of the figures stand for the gear that your car is in. When upshifting, you'll be moving from one gear to the next highest gear to gain speed in your vehicle. Different cars will have a different shifting patterns. It's important to understand your car's pattern before you start driving.
Summary: Find the clutch pedal. Examine the pattern on the top of your gearstick.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . This method is pretty dirty, but you may be able to create a fake profile (ideally with an attractive photo) and request to be that person's friend. It will help to have some mutual friends first. Becoming friends will typically give you access to all of their private information that they only allow friends to see. Many people would consider this to be a massive invasion of privacy, so only do this if you feel you absolutely have to. Be prepared to face serious consequences and be labeled a creep and stalker if you get caught. The only way you'll be able to truly verify any information is to talk to the person directly. If you're performing a job interview, you should be able to address any issue you have without raising eyebrows. If you're investigating someone on a personal level, you may have to be a little more tactful about how you bring things up.
Summary: Create a fake Facebook profile Talk to the person.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Take your plastic template and get it into the position you want on the piece of background fabric. If you want it to be perfectly centered in the middle of a section, use a ruler to get it exactly right. Use the template rather than the actual applique fabric since the fabric has a seam allowance, making it bigger than it'll actually be in the end. Pencil chalk or an erasable marker is the best choice to trace the template so that the marks will disappear later on. Do your best to hold the template completely still while you trace it. Use short, thin pins, which you can find at any crafting store. Place the pins slightly inside of where the seam allowance ends, so that you won't have to move them out of the way once you actually start to sew. Put a pin in every corner if your image has corners. Otherwise putting one pin in every 1in (2.5cm) or so should be enough to hold the fabric in place while you work.
Summary:
Position the template on the background fabric. Trace the template onto the background fabric with pencil chalk. Align the applique fabric overtop of the tracing and pin it in place.