Make sure that the rolling paper is wrapping around itself to form a cylinder. Keep firm pressure on the paper so that it doesn't unravel. Lightly twist both ends to keep your mix from falling out.
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One-sentence summary -- Load a dollar bill with your mix and shape it by gently rolling back and forth. Put a rolling paper sticky side up between your mix and the dollar bill. Fold the bill in half and roll it upward with your thumbs. Remove the joint from the dollar bill. Lick the sticky strip of the paper and seal the marijuana cigarette.

Q: Many cats love being in the sun, so pick an area that is sunny at least part of the day. Cats love catnip and cat mint, and you can distract them from your garden by planting it in another part of the yard. Cats will be drawn to that area rather than to your tomato plants. Be warned, though, that this method may draw more cats to your yard. In addition, till up an area near the catnip and spread sand on top. Cats will enjoy napping in the area, keeping them free of your garden. Cats may use this area as a litter box, so you will need to clean up the area regularly. However, it will likely keep them from going in other areas in your garden. While cats don't like heavy mulch, they do like digging in fine mulch, so it will attract them to the area. Cats also like wheat berries, flax, oat grass, barley grass, and lemongrass to name a few.
A: Choose a sunny spot. Plant catnip. Create a sand patch. Spread fine mulch around the area. Try other plants cats love.

Article: Tools is represented by a gear icon in later versions of Internet Explorer. From Tools, select Internet Options. Resetting Internet Explorer will remove all components of VisualBee from your browser. It will also delete your browser add-ons and saved passwords, so make sure you have your saved passwords written down elsewhere before completing the next step. Restart Internet Explorer and reinstall any add-ons that you regularly rely on.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Internet Explorer and select Tools from the menu. Click on the Advanced tab and click Reset. Check off "Delete personal settings" and click Reset.

Problem: Article: For example, if the total is $6, a customer might hand you $11 so that she can get back a single five dollar bill. On the other hand, if she handed you $10, she would have gotten back 4 one dollar bills. Especially for transaction not involving coins, it is usually simple to just count up. For example, if the customer bought a $42 hat and gave you $47, you would count: 1 five dollar bill ("You gave me 42, plus 5 makes 47.") It may not be immediately obvious how to get from $12.78 to $23.03. Here is where a little initial subtraction can simplify things: Start with the amount paid. Subtract from it to get a simpler number. In this case, 23.03 .03 = $23.00. Now subtract the same amount from the price: 12.78 .03 = $12.75. It's clear now that you'll need to first give back a quarter. 1 quarter takes you from $12.78 to $13.03. ("that's $13.03") 1 ten dollar bill ("plus 10 equals 23.03") As another example of a more complex situation, imagine that you're a waiter and a customer is purchasing a meal worth $112.31. They give you 6 twenties, a nickel, and a penny. Add the amount paid by counting up as you put the money down: 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120 and six cents. Tell the customer the amount paid: "$120.06". The customer gave you a bizarre amount of change, so this might be a good time to do a bit of subtraction. 120.06 - .06 = $120.00, and 112.31 - .06 = $112.25. Better. You need 3 quarters. Now start adding up from $112.31 to $120.06. 3 quarters ("takes us to 113.06") - We know this works from our earlier subtraction exercise. 2 one dollar bills ("114, 115") 1 five dollar bill ("and 5 is 120.06") Check your work: You gave .25 + .25 + .25 + 1 + 1 + 5 = $7.75. $7.75 + $112.31 = $120.06 the amount the customer paid.
Summary: Be prepared for customers to give you odd amounts in order to get back less change or certain denominations. Count up as you did before for simpler transactions. Consider doing a bit of subtraction first to make things simpler when dealing with more complex transactions. Give correct change confidently for any combination.

Article: There are several companies that compile and sell vehicle history reports. A vehicle history report is a comprehensive history that includes data on a vehicle's manufacture, sales, and sometimes repair information. Try websites like: Carfax Autocheck After submitting your VIN, the third-party website may prompt you to pay a fee for a complete vehicle history report. While you may not want to pay, it is standard for companies to charge for this service. Feel free to shop around. Different websites or companies may offer different prices. In addition, some companies may run promos on vehicle history reports at different times. Fees normally range from between $20 to $40 to receive a full vehicle history report. Some websites may provide cheaper rates per report if you want several vehicle history reports. For example, you may be able to get 5 reports for $59.99. Once you get your report back, you'll need to take a good look at it so you can get a good idea of the car's history, options, and other information. When reading the report: Verify the report matches the VIN you submitted. Read about the car's production and the vehicle's repair and registration history in the report. Look to see if the vehicle has been repaired or if the report shows any evidence of aftermarket upgrades.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Submit your VIN to a third-party website. Pay a fee. Examine the report.