In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lay down 6-mil polyethylene plastic sheets on the floor. Tape them down with masking tape, making sure there is a 6 inches (15cm) overlap on the sheets. You can then put a layer of foam-board insulation to protect the floors from dust and debris. Plywood would also work well. Protect the walls from dust by hanging 6-mil polyethylene plastic sheets from the ceiling to the floor. Secure the plastic sheets with masking tape. Attach plastic sheets to the baseboards using painter's tape. You should also cover all closed doors with plastic sheets. You can then add a layer of plywood or foam-board insulation on the walls and doors to protect them from dust. A zip wall is a specially made plastic sheet that zips open and closed. Hang the zip wall over the doorway that will act as the entrance and exit. This way, you can zip the door open and closed as you come and go, preventing dust from entering the rest of the house. You should also place sticky mats by the doorway so the dust on your shoes can be contained on the mats and does not get in the rest of the house. If you have a heating or air conditioning unit that runs through vents in the room, block off the vents with plastic so dust does not get in. Use tape to secure the plastic over the vents. If there is a return vent in the space, you may have to shut off the system for one to two hours while the work is being done. This will prevent dust from circulating in the house. Place a small fan near a window at the far end of the work area and face it outward. Make sure the fan and window frame are sealed with plastic. Tape the plastic to the sides of the fan so just the blades are exposed. Then, leave the fan on during construction to draw air into the work area and prevent dust from drifting into other areas of your home. Do not place the fan by an open window so it can blow the dust outside. This can taint the air outside and blow dust onto your neighbors. Cut wood and sand drywall outside so the dust does not get indoors. Avoid doing these jobs indoors, as this can create more dust. When you cut wood or sand drywall, attach a dust-collecting vacuum to your power tools. This will help to minimize dust circulating as you work.
Summary: Put plastic sheets down on the floors. Hang plastic sheets on the walls and baseboards. Use a zip wall for the open doorway. Block off vents in the space with plastic. Depressurize the area with a fan. Keep dusty work outside as much as possible.

You typically will be told orally and in writing why you were rejected. You should take out your letter and read it to see exactly why the consulate rejected your immigrant visa application. The grounds for denial will determine whether you can seek a waiver. In a few limited circumstances, you might not have received a denial letter. For example, if you were rejected for criminal reasons, then the consulate might not provide a written reason. Not everyone denied an immigrant visa can apply for a waiver. However, waivers may be available if you were rejected for one of the following reasons: health-related reasons false claims about being a U.S. citizen prior unlawful presence in the U.S., such as overstaying a visa criminal inadmissibility fraud or misrepresentation Your denial letter should tell you how to apply for a waiver. You should follow the directions. If you have misplaced your denial letter, then contact the U.S. consulate where you had your interview. You will increase your chances of obtaining a waiver if you work with a qualified immigration attorney. The attorney can help you draft any necessary documents and can work with the consulate to clarify why you were denied a visa. Find an attorney in your country that is familiar with the U.S. immigrant visa process. If you were denied a visa for unlawful presence, then you may seek a provisional waiver before you leave the U.S. to have your consular interview. This will shorten the amount of time that it takes. It also gives you confidence that you will qualify and receive the waiver. You may have to complete Form I-601, which you can download from the USCIS website. You should also get a copy of the instructions. If you don't want to download the form, then you can get a copy by calling 1-800-870-3676. Insert requested information by typing or printing neatly using black ink. Make a complete copy of the form after finishing. You must pay a $585 filing fee. Make your check or money order payable to "U.S. Department of Homeland Security." Call 1-800-375-5283 to find the most up-to-date fee information. If you were denied an immigrant visa for fraud, misrepresentation, or unlawful presence, then you can seek a waiver if you can show that your spouse or parent who is a permanent resident or U.S. citizen would suffer extreme hardship if you were denied a visa. You will need the following documents to help make your case: documents that establish your relationship to the U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative any document that shows extreme hardship, such as evidence of health-related issues, financial stress, and declarations from family members character reference letters any proof of your rehabilitation, such as community service, education, or treatment The consulate probably will schedule you for another interview if USCIS approves your waiver. You should review your application and the materials you provided in support of the waiver. You may file an appeal within 30 days of the denial of your waiver to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO). Your denial letter will provide additional information, including deadlines that you must meet. You should meet with an attorney to start the appeal process.
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One-sentence summary -- Read your denial letter. Check if a waiver is available. Follow the process outlined in your letter. Consult with an attorney. Seek a provisional unlawful presence waiver. Complete Form I-601. Obtain supporting documents. Attend another interview. File an appeal if denied.

Q: Place the espresso machine directly on the stove. It is not necessary to use a pot or pan. Turn the stove on to low heat.
A: Place the espresso maker on the stove.

Problem: Article: This scale is a great way to throw some melodic variation into your lines, and fits neatly over funk, blues, rock, and pop chord progressions. It has a slightly moody, bluesy feel. As always, find the one and three and make them shine, often using the root note. The following is the A-minor pentatonic scale. The note in parenthesis is a grace note, used for a bluesy feel, that can be left out if you want:G|----------5-7-(8)-|D|-----------5---7-|A|-----5-(6)-7-------|E|-5-8-------------| The major pentatonic offers the variation loved in pentatonic, but it has a happier feel. It's not quite as bright as the major scale, but it's still a good mood kind of scale and is used accordingly. The following is for the A-major pentatonic scale:G|-----------4---6-|D|-----------4---7-|A|-----4---7-|E|-5-7-------------| Start the scale on the root note and play from there, using the scale to help your find notes for your licks. The following scale is for A Major, since it starts on the fifth fret (an A):G|-----------------|D|-----------4-6-7-|A|-----4-5-7-------|E|-5-7-------------| Not used a tone in funk, but still easily modified for funk, this note will give you a bit of a darker, more intense feel for songs that call for it. When played straight, it may sound a little too sad, but that focus on rhythm will give it the pulsing feel that makes it funk. This is for A minor:G|-----------------|D|-------------5-7-|A|-------5-7-----|E|-5-7-8-----------|
Summary:
Learn the minor pentatonic scale. Learn the major pentatonic scale for a more upbeat feel. Play a major scale for warm, happy tones. Play the minor scale for a darker, sadder tone.