Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the fridge or cabinet door slowly. If you have stairs, go up them the way you came down them. Be careful in your room. Clean up all the evidence the next morning.

Answer: Do not turn the lights on. It will give you away. Before you start pushing things around looking for something and making noise, take a glimpse at the food, and push things away slowly, then grab your food. If it is in a package, hold it in your mouth for this next step. If not, then go to your room they way you came. Be sure to close the door and leave everything the way it was before you came down - otherwise, your parents might become suspicious! Once safely in your room, go under your covers or some other place you can eat, and eat your food quietly. If it is in packaging, open it slowly - don't rip it up. If your parents see the wrappers, or anything else, you could get busted. If your parents see the evidence, have a reasonable story. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/e\/e6\/Get-a-Midnight-Snack-Without-Your-Parents-Knowing-Step-10Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Get-a-Midnight-Snack-Without-Your-Parents-Knowing-Step-10Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/e\/e6\/Get-a-Midnight-Snack-Without-Your-Parents-Knowing-Step-10Bullet1.jpg\/aid653008-v4-728px-Get-a-Midnight-Snack-Without-Your-Parents-Knowing-Step-10Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the necessary panels. Mount the car alarm. Drill through the firewall. Run a wire through the firewall. Mount the siren.

Answer: This will allow you to access the wires needed to hook up your car alarm. It will also give you access to places under the dash that you can mount the alarm if you choose. Typically this will include panels near the center of the dash on the driver's side. They are often located near the floor or underneath the steering wheel.These panels will be different for each car, but you can refer to your car's service manual to find the correct panels. Try to install the car alarm in a hidden place. Some people will mount it inside the dash if there is room, or under a seat. Just keep in mind that if the alarm is visible, a thief could tamper with it. The harder it is to find your alarm, the more effective it will be. Install the mount with screws and accessories provided with the car alarm. Be sure to look on the other side of any surface before running a screw through. You do not want to accidentally screw into wires or other parts. You can avoid this step if you run a wire from the car alarm to the siren through an already existing hole in the firewall. It often works well to run the wire alongside the heater core hoses, an amp power wire, ignition power source, or any other lead going to the other side of the firewall. If there are none conveniently located, you will have to make one. If you have to make a new hole, be sure to look on both sides of the firewall to ensure that the spot you'd like to drill is safe. As long as the drill will not hit any other parts, it should be fine to drill there. This wire will connect the car alarm to the siren. It is important that you insulate this wire with a rubber boot or fill the hole with silicon. This keeps the wire from being damaged by friction with the firewall and shorting out. You should also aim to put the wire somewhere that it will not be kicked or tugged by yourself or your passengers for the same reasons. You can choose a place on the firewall or somewhere else in the engine bay that has enough room. It is important to mount the siren face down to prevent water from accumulating in the voice coil.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Seek counseling together or as an individual. Be ready to explore your past history. Learn to express your feelings constructively.

Answer: Counseling isn't a sure-fire fix, but it can help you air and work out problems as well as learn how to communicate more effectively with your partner. Consider couples counseling if your relationship is in trouble. However, even going to counseling on your own can be helpful. Ask your partner to go to counseling with you if you've been having communications or trust issues, if you've grown distant and are just "occupying the same space," or if one of you is acting on negative feelings. Try to find a counselor that you both can work with. This may take several tries. Ask potential counselors questions about their credentials, experience, and fitness to help you, and success rate. Think of a counselor as a consultant rather than a fixer. A counselor will advise you, but the most important work will occur outside of your sessions. Consider finding a counselor or therapist even if your partner refuses to attend. To fight for a relationship, you'll need to face problems head-on and not just paper them over, allowing them to fester. With a counselor or not, be ready to talk deeply about the issues in your relationship. This isn't easy. It means revisiting old hurts, talking about resentments, and expressing disappointment. Be ready to listen to your partner. The key to moving forward is to attend and understand past hurt with empathy. Be willing to express your own frustrations. But always do so tactfully. Resist the urge to blame or justify behaviors in the past and instead look to understand the underlying motives you may see that these were not as malicious as you thought. Recall what drew you together. There was a reason you and your partner ended up together in the first place. Try to reflect together on why you loved each other and whether it's possible to regain that spark. Putting your feelings out in the open will help you to understand motivations and needs, so learning how to talk and even disagree is critical. It can help you and your partner reassess assumptions about one another as well as to state your needs, clearly and openly. If you are having counseling, make sure to talk about effective communication with your counselor. Follow the rules of effective communication and "fighting fair." For example, try to avoid accusatory language start sentences with "I think..." or "I feel..." rather than saying things like "You always..." or "You never..." Avoid generalizations, as well. Be specific and stick to the facts and your feelings. Talk about what you need from your partner, not what you think they are failing to give you, i.e., "I need but don't feel your support for my career as a businesswoman." Or, try "I feel ignored, because I want and need more public affection from you" instead of "You ignore me because you never show affection in public." Invite the other person's point of view. Don't interrupt, but listen and then try to restate what you've heard.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour 4 tablespoons (59.1 grams) of salt onto a plate. Cut one lemon into fourths. Place the lemons onto the salt. Scrub the mugs with the lemons. Rinse them with water. Use two cotton cloths to dry them.

Answer:
You can use regular table salt, sea salt, or any other kind of plain salt. Depending on how many mugs you are cleaning, you may need more salt. Use a kitchen knife to cut the lemon into fourths. Alternatively, you can cut the lemon into halves. If you are cleaning multiple mugs, then you may need two or more lemons. Rub them into the salt. Make sure the fleshy part of the lemon is completely covered with salt. Do this using a circular motion. Scrub the outside and inside of the mugs until all the tarnish is removed and their surfaces shine again. Place the mugs under cold or warm running water. Rinse them thoroughly until all lemon, salt, and residue are removed. Take the first cloth and rub it over the mugs, making sure to dry all traces of water. Then take the second cloth and dry the mugs again. This will ensure a thorough dry.