Article: In a web browser, go to Microsoft's Internet Explorer 11 download page. You'll see a list of languages on the left side of the page. You'll see your computer's operating system to the right of your selected language. Clicking this link will prompt the setup file to begin downloading to your PC. The Windows 7 setup file will work on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 as long as you choose the correct format of your version of Windows, 32-bit or 64-bit. If you don't know your computer's bit number (e.g., 32-bit or 64-bit), you can view it by right-clicking This PC, clicking Properties, and looking for the bit number to the right of "System type". It's most likely on your desktop. Doing so will take you to the Internet Explorer 11 installation window. This will consist of agreeing to Microsoft's terms of use by clicking I agree and then clicking Next, as well as selecting an install location and determining whether or not you want a desktop shortcut. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will finish the Internet Explorer 11 installation process.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Go to the Internet Explorer 11 download page at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/18520/download-internet-explorer-11-offline-installer. Scroll down to your preferred language. Click your operating system. Double-click the Internet Explorer setup icon. Click Yes when prompted. Follow the on-screen instructions. Click Finish.

Problem: Article: Typically garment bags are used to keep formal or business attire wrinkle-free. Make a list of the different functions you will need to attend so you can be certain you'll have everything you need. Casual clothing typically is not worth packing in a garment bag. Instead, fold it in a suitcase. Garment bags can be bulky and are not always an efficient way to pack clothing. If your wardrobe can be folded in a carry-on or other suitcase, pack it there. Dress shirts, ties and accessories do not need to be hung in a garment bag. Business casual slacks, such as khakis, can generally be folded and stowed in a suitcase. When possible, pack clothing that has been treated to be wrinkle-free. The best time to use a garment bag is for a short trip when most of the clothing you need will be for business. The limited capacity of most garment bags makes them ideal for a trip that lasts only a few days and so does not require a great variety of clothes. For an extended trip that mixes business and leisure, use both a garment bag and another suitcase to carry all your clothes. If you are traveling to a formal event such as a wedding or an award ceremony, your gown may be too bulky or ornate to use an ordinary garment bag. Bring a carry-on sized suitcase to the wedding dress company and have it packed professionally. Using a carry-on will guarantee you can keep an eye on your special item. Some airplanes have closets for flight attendants in which you may be able to hang your bag, but don't count on it. A carry-on is a safer bet. The dress may need to be steamed when you arrive at your destination.
Summary: Consider the travel itinerary carefully. Pack as few items in a garment bag as possible. Use a garment bag for business trips. Ask a professional to pack your wedding dress.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure that the bowl is safe to go into the microwave. If you can't find any crackers, some cookies or cereal would also work. The large, chunky flakes will look the best, but you can use the kind that are cut up too. Stir it with a spoon. Mash those cracker bits up so they get soggy. This will be just enough to make the vomit a little chunky, but still watery. Use oven mitts or a pot holder to take the bowl out of the microwave. You could also chew up a mini carrot, then spit it back into the bowl. This will make the vomit look even more real. This will help give it some color and ickyness. If you don't have honey, you could try maple syrup, agave nectar, or pancake syrup. Make sure that you scrape the bottom and sides of the bowl. Pour it down the front of your shirt, or dump it into the toilet. Get some on the floor. You can also take some into your mouth, then lean over and spit it out. Make some puking sounds!

SUMMARY: Crush 10 crackers into bowl. Add cup (40 grams) of dry oatmeal. Pour in 1 cup (240 milliliters) of water. Microwave it for 30 seconds. Toss in some corn or chopped up carrots. Add in a squirt of honey. Stir it up with a spoon. Let the vomit cool before you use it.

On average, lettuce takes about 30-45 days after you plant the seeds to mature. Make a note on your calendar to begin harvesting after about 30 days has passed. Indoor lettuce plants grow and mature continually, so you can continue harvesting your plant after you've picked it for the first time. Mature indoor lettuce usually grows to about 4 inches (10cm) tall. See How to Harvest Romaine Lettuce for specific instructions relating to this type of lettuce. Morning is when your plant's most hydrated and at its strongest. If possible, harvest your plant before the late morning or afternoon to attain a healthier yield. If you can't harvest in the morning, avoid mid-to-late afternoon, which is when your plant's least hydrated. Do not harvest your indoor lettuce plant all at once. As long as you continue taking care of it, you can harvest it for several months. Cut 3-4 of the outer leaves at a time with garden shears or scissors, leaving the rest of the plant to heal and grow back later on. Avoid picking the lettuce's crown or center. Limit yourself to the outer leaves to boost its overall harvesting yield. Depending on the variety, lettuce can last anywhere between 3-10 days in the refrigerator. Check how long your specific variety lasts for and, after placing the lettuce in the fridge, plan to use it by its expiration date. If you don't think you'll use your lettuce in 5-8 days, wait a few days before harvesting your plant. Your plant requires about 2 weeks to heal and grow more leaves before it is ready to harvest again. After your first time harvesting, wait 2 weeks in-between harvesting to keep your plant healthy and able to grow more leaves. Wait at least 2 weeks before harvesting young plants, which may take time to grow strong after being harvested. Sow additional seeds every 2 weeks to extend your harvest.
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Begin harvesting your lettuce 30-45 days after planting. Harvest your lettuce in the morning. Cut off the outer leaves. Refrigerate your lettuce for 5-8 days after harvesting. Harvest your lettuce again in about 2 weeks.