INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may obtain a copy of the form by printing it from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles web site, at http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/BTR/83039.pdf, or you may pick one up at your county tax collector's office. You can find a listing of county tax collector's offices at http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/taxcollectors.html. If you wish to receive permanent license plates with the international wheelchair symbol, instead of the hanging placard permit, you will need to complete a separate application, available at http://flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/BTR/83007.pdf. The standards and procedures for the permanent license plate are the same as for the hanging placard permit. You will need to provide the following information: Name, address and driver's license (or Florida identification card) number Email address Signature Your doctor must complete a portion of the form. He or she must certify whether your condition is permanent or temporary. In Florida, any of the following may complete this portion of the application form: Physician Osteopathic or Podiatric Physician Chiropractor Optometrist (only with regard to eyesight limitations) Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner under the protocol of a licensed physician. Licensed Physician's Assistant. There is a fee of $15 for a placard for a temporary disability. There is no fee for a permanent placard. If a second temporary placard (i.e., a renewal) is required within one year, there is no fee for the second placard. However, for an additional temporary placard beyond one year, there would be an additional fee of $15. You may submit your completed application in one of two ways, either by mail or in person. Be sure to keep a copy of the completed form before submitting it. By mail send the completed form, along with the fee, if you are applying for a temporary permit, to your county license plate agency. In person take the completed form, and fee, if required, in person to your county license plate agency. Find your county license plate agency. You can find a listing with links to each of the individual county tax collector offices at http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/taxcollectors.html. Select the county where you live, and then follow the links to find the address and contact information that you need. If you are planning to submit your application in person, call your county tax collector office ahead of time. Some may accept appointments to minimize your wait time.

SUMMARY: Obtain the application form. Complete your portion of the form. Get your doctor's authorization. Prepare the fee. Submit the Application. Call ahead.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This icon features a bandage lying over a white spot. For example, if trying to remove a thin watermark line, you may want to decrease the size of the brush for the best precision and results. This will erase a portion of the watermark. For larger watermark areas, you'll want to use the lasso tool. This icon resembles a cowboy lasso. This brings up the "Fill" options menu. " This instructs Photoshop to fill in the missing watermark with content that blends in with its surroundings. The watermark will now be removed.
Summary: Launch Photoshop and open the photo from which you want the watermark removed. Select the "Spot Healing Brush Tool" from the toolbox on the left. Select the radio button next to the "Content-Aware" fill option in the top toolbar. Position the brush over your photo, and press the [ and ] keys to increase or decrease the size of the brush as desired. Use your cursor to paint the brush carefully over the watermark. Continue painting over smaller sections of the watermark until all traces are gone. Click on the "Lasso" option in the toolbox. Position your cursor on the border of the watermark, then drag the lasso around the watermark. Press "D" on your keyboard. Select "Content Aware" from the "Use" dropdown menu, then click "OK.

In the 1970s, Edwin Gordon developed the term audiation. The concept of audiation pertains to the concept of auditory imagery, or the ability to hear, or visualize, sounds in your head. In order to understand audiation, work through the exercise described below: Select a song that is incredibly familiar to you. It could be your nation's national anthem or a song from your childhood, like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Don't hum or sing this song. Instead, think about itvisualize the familiar melody in your head. The ability to hear this song in your head without humming, singing, or listening to it, is called audiation. Select a familiar songit can be the same song you choose before. Find a quiet spot where you can focus and sing without being disturbed. Once situated, sing the song out loud. As you sing, commit the following to your memory: The melody. The pitch of each note. The intervals between each set of notes. When you feel confident in your knowledge of the song, enhance your audiation skills by visualizing a small portion of the song. Starting at the top of the tune, sing every other line out loud. When you are not singing, visualize the line of the song in your head. The first note of the lines you sing may be extremely challenging to sing in tune. As your audiation skills improve, however, you should be able to hit the note right away. Continue to count as you visualize the lines. Once you have mastered singing and visualizing alternating lines, you can attempt a more challenging audiation exercise. Select a few words to sing from each line. Sing the first word of the song. Visualize the portions of the song that lie in between the words you have chosen to sing. Try your best to hit the correct pitch of the words you are singing.
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One-sentence summary -- Explore the concept of audiation. Sing a familiar song out loud. Sing every other line of the familiar song while visualizing the rest. Sing only specific words of the familiar song while visualizing the rest.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use the link to the left or type "www.blogger.com" into a browser window. It's in the upper-right corner of the window. If your Google account appears on the screen, click on it, otherwise, click on Add account. It's next to the blog title that appears below the word "Blogger" in the upper-left corner of the window. In the drop-down menu, click on the title of the blog to which you'd like to add a page. It will be in either the "Recent blogs" or "All blogs" section. It's on the left side of the window, in the first section of the menu. It's a gray button near the top-center of the window. Do so in the "Page title" field at the top of the window. Examples of typical page titles include "About me" or "Contact," however you can use any title you wish. In the white text field below the tool bar, type the content you want to include on your new page. If you prefer to compose in or edit the page's HTML code, click on HTML in the upper-left of the window. To save your work as you go or a draft of your page, click on Save in the upper-right part of the window. It's in the upper-right part of the window. This takes your new page live on your blog. To see what your page looks like before you save it, click on Preview in the upper-right part of the window.

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Go to Blogger. Click on SIGN IN. Log in with your Google ID. Enter your Google password and click on Sign in. Click on 🔽. Select a blog. Click on Pages. Click on New page. Title your page. Compose your page. Click on Publish.