Turn your skateboard on its side. Use a pair of pliers to hold 1 of the bolts on 1 of your trucks in place. Insert the tip of a screwdriver into the corresponding screw on the top side of the board. Twist the screwdriver until the screw is completely out. Repeat this 3 more times to remove 1 truck, and then remove the other truck using the same method. Locate the 2 screw holes closest to 1 end of the skateboard deck. Then, cut off 1 foot (0.30m) or so of fishing line with a pair of scissors. Hold the deck with the underside facing you and feed 1 end of the fishing line through 1 hole. Then, feed it back towards you through the other hole. The screw holes in your deck are there because they previously allowed screws to hold the deck and trucks together. Fishing line can be slippery, so make sure to tie a knot that will hold, such as a granny knot. Don't tie it too close to the holes in the deck, but instead provide a little slack between the knot and the deck to make hanging it easier. Hold a nail against a point on your wall where you'd like the top of the deck to be located. Then, use a hammer to carefully hammer the nail into the wall. Stop once the head of the nail is almost, but not quite, flush against the wall. Hang the fishing line on the nail between the nail head and the wall. If you're hanging multiple skateboard decks, you may want to use measuring tape and a pencil to find out where on the wall the boards should be hung in order to be evenly spaced out. Instead of hammering a nail into the wall after you've tied a knot in the fishing line, use a pencil to draw a horizontal line on the wall that's level with the floor where you'd like your skateboard to be hung. Press a command hook, or something similar, onto the center of the line. Then, hang your fishing line on the hook. If you can't make holes in your walls, this may be a great alternative.
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One-sentence summary -- Remove your skateboard's trucks. Feed a piece of fishing line through the holes in your deck. Tie a knot with the ends of the fishing line. Hammer a nail into the wall and hook the fishing line on it. Hang the fishing line from wall hooks to avoid making holes.

Q: Most reports will require the following six sections: an abstract, an introduction, methods and materials, results, discussion and references. Knowing this in advance will ensure you remember to capture all these items during the experiment, where required. Know what the experiment consists of, what materials you'll be using, and any knowledge (theories, concepts, equations, etc.) you'll need to know ahead of time. Re-read appropriate pages of your textbook or notes that related to the experiment you'll be performing. Make brief notes about these theories, concepts or equations and bring them with you to the lab for reference. Determine what is required before the lab begins, and have these charts and tables ready to go when the experiment begins. Some lab instructors may provide tables to be used for recording results, in which case you do not need to prepare anything on your own. Know the lab rules and safety procedures. Follow the instructions of the experiment properly. Dispose of materials using the proper methods. Notify the lab instructor immediately if anyone is hurt. Follow the proper procedure for each experiment. Be able to identify the variables being used in the experiment, and how each one is controlled. Know what the results should be, and if your result is different, determine why that may be. Use the required format. Know how the concepts you learned about in the lectures are associated with your lab experiment and results. Include diagrams, charts, tables, pictures, etc., where needed. Cite all references properly and ethically.
A: Know the format of the lab report you need to produce. Read the details of the experiment before the lab. Prepare for the experiment by having charts or tables ready for recording results. Be safe. Conduct your experiment and record results. Write your lab report and submit.

Article: When you have fibroids they can cause heavy and painful periods, even if you are treating them medically. If this is the case, then you will need to treat the acute symptoms of your period. In order to treat cramps, heavy bleeding, and other problems associated with your period, you can: Use an ice pack. An ice pack on your abdomen or back can minimize pain. Use the ice pack for 20 minutes at a time, taking the pack off so that your skin does not get too chilled. Take vitamin C regularly. Vitamin C can help your body to absorb excess iron, which can cause excessive menstrual bleeding. Take an iron supplement. If you are having excessive bleeding it may cause you to become anemic. If that is the case, take a supplement to level out your iron. In addition to following your medical treatment plan and treating symptoms, it can help your condition to make some lifestyle changes as well. Anything you can do to minimize your period, for instance, will go a long way towards helping to minimize your symptoms. Some things you can do to minimize your period include: Exercise regularly. Eat fruits and vegetables. Avoid sugar and fat. If you have uterine fibroids you will need the help and support from the people in your life. You will need them to help you get the medical treatment that is required. For instance you will need a ride home and home care after surgery, and you will need them to help you when you are in pain and unable to care for yourself. If your symptoms are affecting your ability to work or perform daily activities, you should make sure to explore all treatment options with your doctor. Discuss your condition with your employer and figure out ways for you to make up time or do types of labor that will be compatible with your condition.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Treat acute symptoms. Make lifestyle changes. Find a support system.

Article: Geckos should be supplied with a dish of water that they can drink. Make sure that the water is replaced and the dish cleaned on a regular basis, ideally every day. Provide tap water treated with Reptisafe, tap water left out for 24 hours, or spring water. Never distilled as this lacks minerals. If your tap water doesn't contain chlorine (which is the case in countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany)it can be given to your gecko as it is. This water should not be very deep, so that there is little chance of the gecko drowning in it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Give your leopard gecko water.