Q: That way you'll know whether the sunglasses you're interested in will fit your face. Using measuring tape, measure the width from one of your temples to the other. Then, look for sunglasses online with a matching measurement. The measurement for a pair of sunglasses should be listed in the product description. It might be labeled as the "frame width" or "temple length." Search online for "sunglasses store near me" if you're not sure where the nearest one is. In the store, try on a variety of styles to see what you like best. Bring someone along so you can get a second opinion. Some cheaper sunglasses come polarized and have full UV protection, so you can still get the features you want in a cheap pair. If there's a pair of expensive sunglasses you like, try to find a cheaper pair that looks similar. Search online for "cheap sunglasses," or ask an employee at a sunglasses store if they're having any sales. Always check the label on sunglasses to make sure they block UV rays. If you're not sure, ask someone at the store. While cheap sunglasses and high-end sunglasses offer the same UV protection, high-end sunglasses are more durable and well made. If you want frames and lenses that will last you a long time, investing in a high-end pair of sunglasses from a well-known brand may be a good choice. Also, high-end sunglasses may be more comfortable to wear than cheaper sunglasses. Some reliable, well-known brands you could buy sunglasses from are Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada, Persol, Tom Ford, and Gucci.
A: Measure the width of your face if you want to order sunglasses online. Go into a store and try sunglasses on if you don't know which style you like. Buy a cheaper pair of sunglasses if you're on a budget. Buy sunglasses from a well-known brand if you want something high quality.

Article: You don't want your slime to dry out, so air is your enemy. Go for a container that just barely holds your slime. It can also help to tuck some plastic wrap on top of the slime to keep it from drying out. Press the plastic wrap onto the slime. A plastic food container will work just fine. Close up the container tightly, making sure it's sealed all the way around. You can also use a screw-top container or jar. You want to keep that air out as best you can! The best place to keep your slime is in the refrigerator. The cold will help slow down the growth of bacteria, mold, and other yucky stuff.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick a container just large enough to hold your slime. Seal up the container. Put the slime in the refrigerator.

Problem: Article: When you're at the flower shop, you might be tempted to buy the tulips with fully-opened, vibrantly colored petals. This would be a fine choice if your tulips were meant to "wow" for a one-night occasion, but if you want them to last a long time, choose tulips that are still tightly closed, with some green buds that aren't fully colored yet. The flowers will open over the course of a few days, giving you more time to enjoy them. If you're cutting your own tulips and you want them to last as long as possible in a vase, cut them before they're fully opened. Cut as close as possible to the ground. When you bring the tulips home from the shop, keep them wrapped in paper towels or a washcloth soaked in fresh water. This will ensure that the tulips don't start prematurely drying out on the way home. Do this even if the distance from the flower shop to your house isn't very far. Any time out of water will cause the tulips to age faster. Use a small pair of clippers and cut the stems at an angle. This will help them readily soak up water from the vase. If the stems have any leaves that would be submerged in water when you put them in the vase, remove them. The leaves could start rotting and cause the flowers to go limp before their time.
Summary: Choose young tulips. Wrap the stems in wet cloth or paper towels. Cut 14 inch (0.6cm) from the base of the stems. Remove extra leaves from the base of the stems.

Q: Each rail slides into slots on the post and is held in place with screws. Turn the screws counterclockwise to remove them. Pull both the top and bottom rails away from the post. If you have trouble installing a post, removing the rails and fence panels completely can give you more space. Remove the old post as well as any fragments that may be in the ground. If your post was held in place with concrete, you will need to dig up the concrete to remove it. To remove the concrete, dig out the dirt around it. You can refill the hole later. To figure out where to place the new post, measure the distance between 2 existing posts. The new post should be placed an equal distance from the last post. Mark the location with paint, tape, or another indicator. The post needs to be even and straight or else the rails and panels will not fit correctly. Dig out the spot you marked earlier. Make the hole about 8in (20cm) in diameter. You can use a tape measure to ensure the hole is the size you need. You will need about 120lb (54kg) of premixed concrete for 1 post. Place the post in the hole. While someone holds the post in position, fill the the hole with concrete. Pour the concrete until it is about 4in (10cm) below the ground's surface. The other person should hold the post straight. If it doesn't look right, adjust it quickly before the concrete solidifies. Fit the fence rails into the holes on the new post, then begin sliding the panels onto the rails. Screw the rails to the inside of the post. Then, attach the panels, screwing them in place if they also use screws.
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Unscrew the connecting rails. Dig out the damaged post. Measure where the new post will be placed. Dig a hole 3ft (0.91m) deep in the ground. Seal the pole in place with concrete. Reinstall the fence rails and panels.