Article: Lay them down so that the long side of the paper is facing you. You may want find a flat surface on which to work to make folding your papers easier. Undo the last two folds so you have a long strip again. You should be able to see the crease marks from your previous folds. There will be one in the center, and another on each side, halfway to the edge of the paper. Go from left to right. This will make this piece half as long. This piece will form the barrel of your paper gun once you insert it through the opening of the handle.
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Get two pieces of standard printer paper. Open the folded strip. Fold the other long strip of paper horizontally.
Article: These pens, usually holding around 20 to 50 cattle in each, are such that they separate the various grades and even coat color of cattle that have to go through the slaughter facility. This is so that it makes it easier for the personnel in the slaughter plant to grade various carcasses that go through. The pens are also a way for them to undergo ante-mortem (before death) inspection by licensed veterinarians. This is to detect any evidence of disease or any abnormal condition that would indicate a particular animal is diseased. If any such animal is found, a metal ear-tag is placed so as to give special postmortem scrutiny. If there is definite and conclusive evidence that, in the antemortem examination, the animal is not fit for human consumption, it is condemned and no postmortem exam is necessary. The halves, after slaughtering is complete, are sent to a cooler room where they are kept at a temperature of around 34 degrees Fahrenheit for a minimum of 24 hours. Often carcasses are left in the cooler for two to three weeks to allow the meat to cure before it is cut up or "ribbed" into various cuts of beef. Once the carcasses have cured, butchering will commence. Please the How to Butcher Cattle page for more information.
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Cattle are herded off the cattle liners and herded through a race or chute to be weighed then put into holding pens. Sending the halves to the coolers. Next phase.
Article: Click the Start button and type "Update" in the search box. Click "Windows Update" and choose the pane that reads, "Check for updates." Click "Install updates" on any essential updates that appear. Click "Ok" when you are finished. Windows Vista and Windows XP with Service Pack 3 will also work. The Bing Bar will run on this Internet browser.
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Update your computer before you install. Ensure you are using Windows 7 or later. Open Internet Explorer on your computer.