Article: . Create an adjustable loop with one strand of thick t-shirt yarn. Secure the ring with one stitch. T-shirt yarn is ideal for this pattern since it is so thick and durable. If working with a lightweight yarn or one prone to fraying, double up by using two strands of yarn instead of one. your first round. Make three chain stitches off the magic ring. Work 11 more double crochets into the center of the ring and pull it closed. The initial set of three chain stitches will count as a double crochet, leaving you with a round of 12 stitches. Join the first set of three chain stitches with the final double crochet using a slip stitch to secure the ring. Make another three chain stitches to count as the first double crochet stitch. Work one double crochet into the same stitch as the chain, then work two double crochets into each stitch all the way around the perimeter. Join the ends together with another slip stitch. You are doubling the number of stitches from 12 to 24. Make three chain stitches and work another two double crochets into the next stitch. Make one double crochet into the stitch after that and two double crochets into the stitch that follows; continue this pattern around the entire perimeter. Join the ends with a slip stitch. You should have a total of 36 stitches when you finish this round. This fourth round will have patterned gaps in it, which can only be done by skipping stitches as you work double crochets around the perimeter of the round. Chain stitch three times. This will act as one double crochet. Chain stitch two more times, skip a stitch, then double crochet once into the stitch that follows. Chain stitch two more times, skip a stitch, then double crochet in the stitch that follows. Continue this pattern all the way around the rug. Slip stitch the two ends together. You will need to use another series of chain stitches and double crochets to form another solid round. Chain stitch three times to form one double crochet. Work two double crochets into the first large gap of the previous round. Work one double crochet into the double crochet stitch of the previous round. Make two double crochets into each gap of the previous round, followed by one double crochet into each double crochet stitch of the previous round. Repeat until you reach the end of the perimeter. Join with a slip stitch at the ends. Change the color by cutting off the end of the first color, leaving a 3 inch (7.6 cm) tail. Work this tail into your crochet stitches alongside the new color. Then make double crochets and and increases until you finish the round. Chain stitch three times. Work one double crochet into the next stitch and two double crochets into the stitch after that. Make one double crochet into the next stitch, another double crochet into the stitch after that, and two double crochets into the stitch after that. Repeat this pattern all the way around. Join the ends with a slip stitch. These remaining rounds will all follow the same basic pattern of double stitches, skips, and increases. Change colors on rounds 9, 12, and 15. For round seven, chain stitch three times, chain stitch two more times, and skip one stitch. Double crochet once, chain stitch twice, and skip one stitch; follow this pattern all the way around. Slip stitch the ends together. For round eight, chain stitch three times, double crochet twice in the first gap of the previous round, and work one double crochet into the stitch that follows. Continue double crocheting twice into each gap and once into each stitch. Join with a slip stitch. For round nine, chain stitch three times and double crochet once into the next stitch. Double crochet once into each stitch all the way around and slip stitch the ends together. For round 10, chain stitch three times and then another two. Skip a stitch. Double crochet once, chain two, and skip one stitch; repeat all the way around. Slip stitch the ends together. For round 11, chain stitch three times, double crochet into the gap of the previous round, and double crochet once into the stitch that follows. Work another two double crochets into the next gap. Double crochet once in the stitch, double crochet once in the next gap, double crochet once in the follow stitch, then double stitch twice in the gap that follows that; repeat all the way around. Join with a slip stitch. For round 12, chain stitch three times and double crochet once into the next stitch. Double crochet once into each stitch all the way around. Slip stitch the ends. For round 13, chain stitch three times, then chain twice more. Skip a stitch. Double crochet once, chain stitch twice, and skip a stitch; repeat all the way around. Slip stitch the ends. For round 14, chain stitch three times and double crochet once into the gap of the previous round. Double crochet once into the follow stitch and twice into the next gap. Double crochet once into the next stitch, once into the next gap, once into the next stitch, and twice into the following gap; repeat all the way around. Slip stitch the ends. For round 15, chain stitch three times and double crochet once into the next stitch. Double crochet once all the way around and slip stitch the ends together. For round 16, chain stitch three times, chain twice more, and skip a stitch. Double crochet once, chain twice, and skip a stitch; repeat all the way around. Slip stitch the ends. For round 17, chain three times. Double stitch once into the gap of the previous round, once into the following stitch, once into the next gap, and once into the stitch after that. Double crochet twice into the next gap. Double crochet once into the next stitch, once in the next gap, once into the stitch that follows, once into the next gap, once into the following stitch, and twice into the next gap; repeat all the way around. Slip stitch the ends together. You will use a series of double crochets, skips, and single crochets to create an edge around the previous round. Chain once. Work one single crochet into the same stitch. Skip two stitches. Work six double crochets into the next stitch. Skip two more stitches. Single crochet once, skip two stitches, double crochet six times, and skip two more stitches. Repeat all the way around. Join the ends with a slip stitch. Fasten the end off and weave the tail into the underside of your rug using a darning needle. To fasten off the end, cut the yarn, leaving a tail 3 inches (7.6 cm) long. Pull this tail through the loop on you hook to form a knot. Weave the tail into the double crochets along the back of the rug.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make a magic ring Double crochet Double crochet the second round. Use a different double crochet pattern for the third round. Make the fourth round with double crochets and skips. Form the fifth round. Change the color and continue with the sixth round. Repeat this same basic pattern for rounds 7 through 17. Form a decorative border for round 18. Finish the rug.

Problem: Article: Set your oven to high to get your cast iron skillet very hot. This is essential for this method of cooking because the heat from the skillet will finish cooking your meat, not the heat from the stove's burners. Applying butter, oil, or cooking spray will prevent your meat from sticking to the bottom of your skillet, especially if you are using a dry rub. Make sure not to put butter or oil in the skillet for too long while you're preheating because it could burn and make your London Broil inedible. Briefly cook each side of meat, making sure that there is a dark black or brown caramelization on each side. Overcooking the meat in the skillet will make it overly chewy. Create a tent over your cast iron skillet with a large piece of tin foil. The heat from the skillet should finish cooking the meat. Once you wait 5-10 minutes, make sure to test the internal temperature of your London Broil with a meat thermometer.
Summary: Heat you cast iron skillet for three minutes. Apply butter, oil, or spray to your skillet. Cook your meat for three minutes on both sides. Tent your skillet with tin foil and remove it from the heat for 5 minutes. Finished.

Lean towards your partner to make it easier for you to unhook your leg from the back of the chair. Be firm, but not too rough. Push your chest closer to your partner while pushing your butt and back out for balance. Slowly push back on their shoulders until your feet are firmly planted in standing position and you've found your balance. Don't leave the chair like you're walking out to a business meeting. Continue to work your hips and run your hands across your body as you remove yourself from the chair. Once you're off -- stay hot and prepare for whatever happens next.
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Unwrap one leg from the back of the chair, then the other. Place your hands on your partner's shoulders. Keep your butt perched in the air. Use their body to move yourself into standing position. Stay sexy.